Judging from the sales situation and purchasing frequency, if a jewelry store travels once a month on average/kloc-0, and sells about 500 pieces of jewelry every month, then the purchasing staff purchases about 500 pieces of jewelry on a business trip, which is also the maximum inventory of the warehouse.
For powerful jewelry stores, funds are generally not too short, and a large number of goods will be purchased when purchasing. Their inventory must be more (for example, a small jewelry store has only 6,543,800+100,000, and his store needs 2 million goods, but he can only buy 6,543,800+100,000 goods. The large jewelry store has a liquidity of 6.5438+million, and the store needs 5 million goods. They can always make up for it. The data I have here are all hypothetical).
Then there is the international gold price and the purchase time. If the store inventory is almost gone, but the international gold price is very high, as a boss, generally choose two methods. 1 method is to temporarily hold a small batch of goods, originally 500 pieces, advanced 100-200 pieces, until the international gold price drops. The second kind simply ignores it and sells as much as possible. When the price of gold falls, it is inventory (if you go to some jewelry stores, there are vacancies in jewelry, which may be the case, or the strength is poor and the working capital is lacking).
Finally, it has something to do with time. When new shares come back, stocks will definitely be the most. When you sell some after 10, the inventory will definitely be less, and it will be much less after one month.