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3 findings · all read 1 September 2026
33rd percentile
Read against 11,779 live German listings, the typical carpriceindex price sits at the 33rd percentile of what dealers are asking. None of its 201 prices moved in September, and the note says so instead of inventing movement.
16 of 53
Only 16 of 53 scored destinations had usable snow in at least 8 of their last 10 opening weeks. Thirteen managed it in none of them. Ten seasons of modelled depth, per resort, per opening week.
785 occupations
Every occupation in the O*NET taxonomy scored on measured assistant usage rather than forecasts, drawn from 200,000 anonymised conversations. Observations, not predictions.
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