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Why this looks overpriced
Last updated on 8 August 2026. Use these stats to decide better buy timing.
Current listed price: ₹289
Best recorded value: ₹227.05
Current deal gap: ₹61.95 above the tracked floor
Segment: Books > Analysis Strategy
Trend data starts from 26 January 2025 and has 560 tracked days (124 points) till 8 August 2026.
In this trend window, we found 28 price points between ₹227.05 and ₹300. Total price graph range is 32.1%.
Expensive zone: Waiting for a stronger dip is likely the better move. In the latest 7 points, trend is down by 0.7%.
Deal Position
Expensive zone
Today's price is 27% 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 ₹61.95 above the lowest tracked price. This price tracker summary helps you avoid rushed purchases.
Then check trend in the last 7 points. Current trend is down by 0.7%.
Current price is high versus historical trend, so waiting is better. Compare similar options in Analysis Strategy and pick products closer to their lowest price. You can also explore more in Books. For tighter matches, view Analysis Strategy.
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