Sure thing, let me break it down in plain terms: watch the price graph for a few weeks, mark the low‑tide points, then plan to restock just before those dips. Use a simple spreadsheet or a quick script that flags when the trend line drops below a moving average—those are your sweet spots. Then schedule shipments to hit the market a day or two after the dip, so you’re not buying at the peak. Keep an eye on seasonality too, because a holiday spike can disguise a genuine dip. In short, map the lows, buy just before, and ship just after—you’ll be dancing with the market’s rhythm, not chasing it.

Nice, you’re locking in the rhythm—calendar alerts, a quick sanity check, and weekly huddles. Just remember to keep an eye on those outliers; a sudden spike can look like a dip if you let it. Every week, run the numbers, flag the anomalies, and adjust the next shipment window. That way you’ll stay ahead of the curve and snag the best prices without chasing every flash sale. Good plan!

Sounds like a plan—alerts in place, flags ready, and weekly check‑ins. You’ll be timing the market like a pro, not chasing it. Good luck, and let me know if a new dip pops up!