Amazon28% OFF₹289
₹399
Approx. Savings: ₹11
Lowest: ₹259
Gap from low: ₹30
Current pricing is above trend and may drop later.
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Current price is above trend. Waiting can improve value.
Why this looks overpriced
Last updated on 14 July 2026. Use this as a price tracker and price checker for shopping in India.
Current listed price: ₹289
Best recorded value: ₹259
Current deal gap: ₹30 above the tracked floor
Segment: Books > Analysis Strategy
Price history starts from 26 January 2025 and has 535 tracked days (114 points) till 14 July 2026.
In this price history, we found 24 price points between ₹259 and ₹300. Total price graph range is 15.8%.
Expensive zone: Waiting for a stronger dip is likely the better move. In the latest 7 points, trend is up by 1.4%.
Deal Position
Expensive zone
Today's price is 12% above the lowest tracked price in this analysis window.
Interactive price trend
The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel is a paperback book categorized under Analysis & Strategy. This title explores the behavioral aspects of finance and decision-making. Available through Amazon, the book has earned a rating of 4.599999904632568 based on 69,625 reviews. It is currently priced at ₹289, offering a reduction from the MRP of ₹399. This resource provides insights into the mindset and habits that influence financial success and management.
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Check how far today's price is from the lowest price. Right now it is ₹30 above the lowest tracked price.
Then check trend in the last 7 points. Current trend is up by 1.4%.
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