zorg1000 on 31 July 2018
quickrick said:
well here is the thing it's tending upwards compared to 2017? compared to april, may, or june, we have no idea, it's a vague comment that really doesn't tell us much. |
Seemed pretty obvious they were talking about current momentum as in sales in the weeks after E3 are doing better than sales in the weeks before E3.
You didnt answer the question though, why is July always going to trend higher than April/May/June?
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