Just curious. Gun stocks fell precipitously post election now that the pressure to gobble up guns before the Dems took office is effectively a non-issue. Per supply and demand will this loss of political pressure to hurry up and buy cause guns to go on sale more if buying velocity is reduced?
meh everyone is still getting it wrong imho.
there might be a dip in prices until trump starts making serious noises about taking guns. As much as I dislike Hillary, I think she was too experienced and politically wise, to try that right now, but trump I’m not so sure about.
So yeah, I think it might do just what the op is asking if it will do, temporarily.
Sure it does. Real estate and food, for one.
As far as guns, I’m not sure about actual weapons, but the cost of ammo definitely fluctuates after elections.
I think the republicans have a trifecta in 25 states. Good times. There is some suggestion that conservatives control enough state governments to start amending the federal constitution. But we will see.
I hope gun prices go down. I’m considering a pump shotgun or an AR style assault rifle.
More like stock price is based on the manufacturers’ sales volumes in dollars. Which is quantity times wholesale price.
I don’t know for a fact, but it’s a good bet the retailers aren’t capturing 100% of the demand-driven price spikes. Wholesale prices move slower and less. But they’ve almost certainly spiked as well.
No; at least not by very much. The people who supported/drove prices up are thinking more in terms of the back-lash during the next Democrat-lead administration. Ammo prices may come down a little easier but even there I don’t see too much of a drop.
(And I still see a good future of price raises for pre-1898 stuff – shooting/working firearms that are not registered and not legally classified as firearms.)
I have a friend who’s an NRA member. The organization’s warnings to members about electing Obama in 2008 and 2012 were laughably, incredibly overblown.