Cross-Market Profit Hunter — Find Price Gaps Across

Cross-market opportunity assessment — illustrative assumptions

Identity: supplied description says identical AX-10, new condition and single-unit pack. Equivalence is user-supplied and remains unverified; confirm identifiers, accessories and warranty.

Unit economics at $70: landed acquisition $40 + $5 = $45; selling fee $7; fulfillment $8; return reserve $3; net profit $70 − $45 − $7 − $8 − $3 = $7. ROI on landed acquisition = $7/$45 = 15.56%. Net margin = $7/$70 = 10%. These are conditional calculations, not observed profit.

Break-even sale price: ($45 + $8 + $3)/0.90 = $62.22. Sale price required for $10 profit: ($45 + $8 + $3 + $10)/0.90 = $73.33. Maximum source item price at a $70 sale and $10 target profit: $70 − $7 − $8 − $3 − $5 − $10 = $37.

Decision: does not meet the stated $10 profit threshold at the assumed $40 buy price and $70 sale. Do not treat the $30 gross spread as profit. Liquidity and risk-adjusted rank are undetermined.

Validation checklist: inspect exact listing and stock; gather recent sold comparables rather than asking prices; verify seller eligibility, authenticity, restrictions and warranty; confirm fee basis, taxes, payment charges, advertising, shipping and reserve assumptions. Recalculate before a small authorized test purchase.

Execution notes: no current listings checked, no seller account accessed, and no purchase or sale performed.