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Clay,
The keyword in my post is "overpriced". If you feel that's what your animal is worth that's great. My point is for example when someone offers an animal way over the market price and it stays in the market for 6-12 months. From a buyer's perspective this is having exactly the opposite effect you are willing to accomplish (stabilize the market). The potential buyer perceives that the animal in question is not worth what it's been asked for. In the meantime by not moving the item you are creating a stagnant market, whereas if you were priced right (at a normal market price) the market will continue to flow. Bear with me I'm not talking about "cheap" here, but priced right. What is priced right? A price that allows for market flowability.
Regards.
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