With bidmaxCalc eBay users are no longer selling and bidding in the dark. bidmaxCalc provides them with the needed information based on scientific calculations.

bidmaxCalc is a search tool that collects and displays statistics about eBay items satisfying the queries provided by the user. Stats include mean, median, highest, lowest bid price, standard deviation, exception count. bidmaxCalc also calculates for each search a supply/demand ratio and generates a frequency graph.

The supply/demand ratio is a very important piece of information which describes the general state of a specific category of eBay items in terms of the number of listed items versus the number of bidded items. For example a supply demand ratio of 4.2 indicates that there are roughly 4 items listed for each bid in which case this market is a buyer market. Alternatively a ratio of 0.75 will indicate a situation whereby each 3 listed items are facing a demand of about 4 bids and consequently it's a seller market.

bidmaxCalc similar to a calculator has a memory which provides the ability to keep track of generated calculation results and information.

bidmaxCalc provides eBay sellers and buyers with the current state of specific auctions as queried by the user. A state of an auction is described by a set of statistics such as the mean, median, highest, lowest bid or bin price. bidmaxCalc calculates a supply demand ratio for each query as the ratio of listed items over bidded items and generates a frequency graph on how bidding prices distribution.

We have added a new and exciting feature to the myBidMax™ software suite. It is called myBidMax™ Auction Calculator and/or bidmaxCalc&trade.

If you are an eBay user you will find this feature quite useful. All the information generated by myBidMax™ Auction Calculator and/or bidmaxCalc&trade is produced on the spot. You will find the data contained in myBidMax™ Auction Calculator and/or bidmaxCalc&trade page display relevant to your eBay listings and timely as you need it! We let you judge by yourself.

As a buyer or seller on eBay you need to know the categories under which auction items are listed when issuing an "All Categories" query.

Sellers tend to adopt a strategy of listing their auction items into several categories for various reasons most importantly is the exposure and quick buyer search.

Some of the many questions that are necessary to know the answer for, quickly are:

• The profile of such queries or the distribution of listed items amongst eBay categories
• The item bid counts, lowest, highest and average bid price including a count of the exceptions
• Examples of Items representing typical bid prices
• Examples of Items representing exceptionally priced or have reached exceptional high bid price level

This is a list of report examples produced by myBidMax™ Auction Calculator and/or bidmaxCalc&trade for the following queries:

1.	Calculators:
2.	Dolls:
3.	Lego Toys:
4.	Nikon Cameras:
5.	Rolex Watches:
6.	Violins:
7.	Omega Seamaster Watches:
8.	Lenovo Notebooks:
9.	Vaio Laptops:
10.	Dell Laptops:
11.	Apple Laptops:
12.	Michael Jackson:

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These reports are updated regularly on a daily basis.