alt Hacker NewsYeah there is no such thing as selling a commodity below its market price on the open market. Someone else will come and arbitrage that away, or it’s not an open market.
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sdenton4 • yesterday at 4:31 PM
Well, that's blatantly false...
A well-known anticompetitive tactic is for a big player with a vast bank account to move into an area and eat losses while waiting for their competitors to starve. Well observed in the 90's movie rental market, so certainly real.
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Supply is severely limited and there is not really any competition making RAM chips, so it is kind of not a commodity and not a market.
But you are right someone will arbitrage the price, like scalpers selling concert tickets.