Pricing tool
Explore possible Market Price movement using the game’s known market rules.
Simulation ≠ prediction. The game’s future random outcomes are not known.
Card (optional)
Simulation length
Market event scenario
Automatic applies the published random movement. The game does not publish which card a market event matches, so a matching event is a scenario you choose, not a hidden assumption.
Run the simulation to see one possible price path under the known market rules. It is not a forecast.
The simulator follows the same daily steps the game publishes.
Random market movement
Market Price can receive random movement under the game’s market rules, so repeating the same simulation can produce different valid paths.
Market events
The daily move has a magnitude drawn from a published window. A card that a market event matches receives that magnitude as a rise or a fall. Which card an event matches is not published, so the simulator treats a matching event as a scenario.
Correction rule
When the cumulative move grows very large, the game can apply a correction that pulls the price back toward the normal range.
Price limits
The cumulative movement is clamped, so a price cannot run away forever. The limit applies to the cumulative change, not to the raw price.
Recent history
The game keeps a short rolling window of recent market values. The simulator does not require you to enter it, and it does not change your starting point.
Rounding
The game shows a Market Price rounded to cents. The simulator rounds the same way at the end of each day.
What the simulator cannot do
It does not know the game’s future random rolls, future events or your exact save. It shows possible movement under the known rules, not a prediction.
Example
A Starting Market Price of $1,000.00 over 30 days produces one simulated path. Because the daily move includes a random component, running it again produces a different valid path.
This is one legal path, not a forecast. Run it again to see another legal path.
Market movement rules come from the verified TCG Card Shop Simulator 1.0 game database. A simulated path is one possible outcome of those rules, not a prediction of your game.
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