Quote Originally Posted by sWhiteboy View Post
In a competitive market, the seller does not set the price. That's what OP wants to do.

Here's a basic outline of what happens in an open market: A producer recognizes a product that can be sold for a profit, then they produce it; other producers recognize that there is profit to be made, then they also produce said product; the market is now flooded, causing the price to tank; the producers stop producing and prices normalize.

I suggest that the OP sell their stock and move to an unsaturated product.

that is correct, however in an economy things are perishable, decaying, outdated. This is not occurring in this economy and all items that are being made arent taken out of the market, so preety much every item that can be flooded to hell i already with a very limited profit margin or negative profit margin.