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Live signals

Market events, as they happen.

A public sample of the event stream. Data access includes the full stream, filterable by product, segment, retailer and store, with the history behind every event.

Updated

The latest events.

Time (UTC)SegmentEventProductVenuePriceChange
SSD Restock Sabrent Rocket Nano 2TB NVMe (SB-2TB-NANO) Amazon · online $298.99 —
GPU Price drop PowerColor Reaper Radeon RX 9060 XT 16GB GDDR6 Amazon · online $507.59 −6.0%
GPU Restock ASUS GeForce RTX 5080 Prime Triple Fan 16GB GDDR7 Best Buy · online $1,599.99 —
CPU Restock Intel Core i7-8700K (OEM) Newegg · online $127.52 —
CPU Restock AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 4655G (Tray) Newegg · online $149.99 —
DRAM Restock Kingston FURY Renegade RGB memoria 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5-7200 Walmart · online $1,248.79 —
DRAM Restock ITEMPOWERS RGB Gaming 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5-6000 CL38 Black XMP Walmart · online $458 —
SSD Restock Transcend ESD310C Dual 256GB Portable SSD Walmart · online $113.51 —

The sample refreshes while this page is open. Swings over 30% are held back from the public sample; in the dataset they are recorded, and held until a second observation confirms them.

What an event is

A change worth acting on.

Events are derived from observations: a change is checked against the history of that offer before it counts.

01

Price drop

A seller lowered a price. The event carries the new price, the previous one and the size of the move.

02

Restock

A product returned to a shelf or to an online channel, with where and at what price.

03

Sell-out

A product left a shelf. In the full stream; not shown in the public sample.

What an event record contains How events are delivered

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Every event, for the products and sellers you care about, delivered where your systems can act on it.