How to read Futbin Graphs?

Daily Average

  (First of all, it's recommended to switch the mode to the Graph Mode. I pointed a red arrow to the mode settings on the picture above)

The Daily Average is good to see past price movements. Futbin saves the data for the whole year so we can look far back and see what happened, even for previous years! Depending on the trading method you could need data up to the last month. 

A few important things worth mentioning here:

1st – Futbin and we as a Discord use the UK time zone.

2nd – You can change the console with the buttons on the bottom. 

3rd – These are average numbers, which means these cards were higher and lower throughout the day. 

4th – This graph option is recommended for long-term projections and less recommended for short-term projections.  

Hourly Average

This is the hourly average view! The hourly average is perfect for daily trading. This shows the average prices for almost every hour and you can work around that in most cases.

A few things worth mentioning here:

1st – Futbin saves the hourly data for the past 3 days only sadly, however, our Graph Bot does save data for 14 days if you need an extended view. 

2nd – The mobile version has a different view with an option to show the graphs in the local time zone.

Low and High Points

This is a very easy example for Low and High points because Alejandro Gomez IF is one of the cheapest 87 rated IF cards. As soon as Futbin records a cheap price for him, he gets into the top solutions for a few SBCs and the demand rises. A separated guide will follow for this, but just so you know why there’s a repeating low/high pattern

The peak is green, the low is red-circled. 

It’s important to know that Futbin doesn’t catch every peak/low point and you can probably find deals every hour. It’s also important to know that each graph looks different, I just picked one of the best graphs to show you how it would look for an ideal case. 

Special Cases

Missing Data

A very common issue for the PC Market but this can happen on any console. Sometimes Futbin just doesn’t have the data. Like in this case with Ansu Fati FFS, there’s missing data between 9 am and 3 pm UK time. 

These situations are very unfortunate for our trading as it makes everything even harder, sometimes it also means skipping a trade due to missing data.

Wrong Price Range/Price Range Update

That is usually how a wrong PR looks on a graph. For the first days, there was a Telles on the market but then the graph shows 0. That’s because Futbin couldn’t record a single Telles on the market for a few days. After the new PR, the line straight goes up again and continues the normal market movement. 

These are the most important things to know about the Futbin Graphs.