Market movement, filtered to your inventory.

Prices move while you are pulling orders, answering buyers, and keeping the store open. Movers shows the spikes, dips, and slow climbs inside your own TCGplayer inventory, so the daily review starts with cards that can affect your listings.

See the changes that can reach your listings.

A card moving somewhere in the market is interesting. A card moving while you have copies listed is operational. Hoard keeps the review focused on the cards you own, the price you have live, and the gap that opened up.

Each mover includes card art, set, listed price, market price, percentage change, and inventory quantity, so you can separate a real pricing decision from background noise.

Learn more about market movers in the help center

Gainers and droppers from your own inventory
Listed price next to current market price
Quantity exposure so one-copy spikes do not look like bulk movement
Card images to confirm the printing before you act

Not every miss is a one-day spike.

Some cards climb slowly. Some listings sit under market long enough that nobody notices until the copy sells too cheaply. Sleepers gives those slower changes their own review instead of burying them under the loudest daily moves.

Slow climbs

Catch cards that have been walking up over the last month, even if they never had a dramatic overnight jump.

Thirty-day risers46 cards

Listed below market19 cards

High-value copies7 cards

Quiet drops

Find cards where the market cooled off, so you can decide whether to hold, match, or move stale copies before they become dead weight.

Thirty-day droppers28 cards

Quantity at risk113 copies

Review before sync12 rules

Turn the review into the next pricing pass.

Decide what should happen next: protect a chase rare, raise under-market copies, review a suspicious move, or let a pricing rule handle the category on the next sync.

Movers fits into the same operating loop as Inventory and Repricing. Find the card, understand why it matters, then use a precise pricing rule when the change should apply to more than one listing. See what a purpose-built card repricer should offer beyond a single percent-of-market knob.

From movement to rule review queue

Protect chases

Keep high-demand cards from sitting below market after a spike.

rarity:(Enchanted OR Starlight OR SAR) change:>10%

Move stale copies

Find cards with quantity on hand where the market is cooling off.

qty>3 change:<-8% price>5

Review outliers

Flag sharp moves before blindly pushing a price change live.

change:>25% listed<market

A short list before the store gets busy.

Movers gives the morning review a simple rhythm: what changed, what do we own, what is underpriced, and what deserves a pricing action. It is built for sellers who need a decision list, not another market tab to babysit.

Scan the movers

Start with cards in your inventory that changed since the last review window.

Check exposure

Quantity and listed price show whether the move is worth attention today.

Decide the action

Raise, hold, protect, discount, or send a group of cards into Repricing.

Let sync carry it

Once the rule is right, the next sync keeps the pricing work moving.

Know what moved before stale prices cost you.

Movers turns market changes into an inventory-specific review: spikes, sleepers, stale listings, quantity exposure, and pricing actions worth taking today.

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