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Choose your buy signals

Buy signals help you decide whether to buy a card at the table. They never change a price or an offer. Open Settings, "Buy signals".

Under "Price bands", pick how many bands you want, 1 to 4, and type where each band ends. A $2 bulk card and a $300 chase card are different buys, so each band can show different things.
Tap a band, such as "Bulk" or "Mid", to set what shows for cards in that price range.
For each signal, pick "On screen" to show it under the price, "In More" to keep it a tap away under More signals, or "Off". Up to four go on screen. Use the arrows to change their order.
Watch the "Preview": it shows a card in that band with sample numbers. On a phone it sits at the bottom of the screen; tap it to fold it away.
Tap "Save buy signals". The buy screen uses them from the next card.

The signals

Days to sell: how long cards like this take to sell for you.
You hold: how many you already have, and how many have sat over 60 days.
Sells where: where cards like this sell for you: shows, the shop or online.
Sells at: what cards like this actually sold for, against the market price at the time.
Collectors: your customers who collect this card. Condition gap: Near Mint against Lightly Played.
Days to sell, Sells at and Sells where show a small line of the last four months, with an arrow and a word such as faster or slower, when there are enough sales to tell. Green is getting better for you, red is getting worse.
Signals that need more data, such as Price trend, say when they arrive and stay hidden on the buy screen until then.

Signals come from your own sales and stock, so a new shop sees few of them at first. A card with no history shows no signals rather than empty boxes.
"Back to the TenthPocket layout" puts the starting layout back.
Only an owner or manager can change buy signals.