When supply is high, i.e. during the weekends when team China is dumping their Saronite Ore on the AH - it does exactly what you want it to do. It lists up all the stacks below your threshold, sorts them by the category you choose (stack size, bid, buyout, profit, or my favorite - percentage of threshold).
It would look something like this.
Red arrow tells me my list is sorted by percentage of threshold (my highest price), in ascending order - making sure I grab the best deals first. I used to sort by profit until I realized that profit in conjunction with stack size will sometimes skew the list so you will be late for an awesome deal.
That means that the profit of buying a whole stack with something @ 80% of my price is greater than the profit from a single 50%-item, and 50%-items disappears from the AH a hell of a lot quicker than 80%s.
First snatch list lesson: Always start your snatching with an ascending order of percentage, so you can quickly grab the super best deals before moving on to sort by profit and make bulk purchases.
Anyway, inevitably supply dries up in one submarket or the other, and none of the items you want shows up. In this scenario, the only info your snatch-list provides you with is the fact that there exists no items below your purchase-threshold. That's it.
Double your threshold.
I went through my list, double the values for all the items, and did a new search.
I went through my list, double the values for all the items, and did a new search.
I need to adjust my brain to only purchase below the 50-mark, but in return i should get a much better overview of the sub-markets just by snatching. I'll try this out for a week and see if I can find any downsides to doing it this way.
Scoop of the day: I cleared out like 6-7 Golden Pearls for 130g each last night, leaving none left on the AH.
This obviously confused some poor leveling hunter who posted his recently aquired Golden Pearl for 3g in the morning. Thanks!
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