Price Signal Types
Asking price
The listed price observed from a marketplace, broker feed, dealer export, or approved source.
- Useful for current market supply.
- Can change over time.
- May include or exclude tax, VAT, trailer, tender, options, or seller fees.
Sold price
A transaction price that the source explicitly identifies as sold-price data.
- Stronger valuation signal when source-backed.
- Often unavailable or restricted.
- Must not be inferred from a removed or sold-marked listing.
Observed Listing Timeline
- First seen
- The first time Boatpedia observed the listing under an approved source policy.
- Price change
- A changed observed asking price, preserved as history instead of overwriting the old value.
- Final observed status
- Sold-marked, removed, expired, stale, or unknown depending on source evidence.
Public Chart Labels
FieldMeaningBoatpedia use
CurrencyOriginal currency and any normalized display currency.Keeps international listings comparable while preserving source truth.
Tax statusWhether tax or VAT appears included, excluded, paid, unpaid, or unknown.Prevents cross-region comparisons from implying precision.
Sample sizeNumber of listings or observations used in a trend point.Controls whether a chart is a strong, limited, or insufficient signal.
Status mixActive, sold-marked, removed, expired, duplicate, project, outlier, or stale.Separates live supply from historical activity.
References
Sources and Method Notes
Boatpedia reference
Open sourceBoatpedia market-tracking standard
Public guidance for reading asking-price history, listing freshness, and market caveats.
Boatpedia reference
Open sourceBoatpedia reference standards
Public guidance for reading model facts, source notes, market context, and data caveats on Boatpedia.
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