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Me: "Wrong. Someone might value it at $300, but still refrain from buying the amount he wants to buy now, because he expects to be able to get a better price by spreading out his bids".
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How is that not identical to saying "I don't think it's worth $300 now, because I think I can get it for less in the future"?
*That's what "not worth it" means for speculative commodities--"I can get it for less in the future." Doesn't hold for stuff like oil or coffee or jelly doughnuts, because I need my coffee and doughnut in the morning, don't care if could get a discount @ 3pm.
@Trolfi: but ur an fagit tho.