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I'm not a student of economics, so I'm a little confused at this hypothetical question. Let's say a trader stockpile's a very large amount of a product relative to what's on the market at any given time (up to 25%). Common sense tells me that as that trader sells the product, prices will fall, and he'll get less and less as the market gets inundated with product. As a general rule of thumb, is said trader better off flooding the market immediately with the product, stringing it out over a very long period of time (Creating a kind of artificial demand), or something in between? Why? Thanks, Chris