How to read FC 27 price graphs to time buys and sells

TheFutAccountant built a video around one skill for the early FC 27 market: reading the price graph before you buy. All of it is his read, not verified fact.

He checks the hourly, 24-hour and weekly views on the same card: a price that looks cheap on the hourly line can still be mid-fall on the weekly one.

Where he expects the lows

• A new event drops and attention moves elsewhere.
• Rewards land and Division Rivals or Squad Battles payouts hit the market at once.
• A lot of people dump cards to fund an SBC.

Where he expects the highs

• The hours before the weekend competition, when squad demand peaks.
• When a card is named in an SBC everyone is doing.

His rules: buy the dip, do not chase a card already climbing hard, sell at resistance or at the profit you set beforehand.

The graph is only half of it, he says. New SBC requirements, TOTW call-ups and real-life form all move prices, and form moves Ones to Watch cards directly, since they upgrade with real performances.

Cards he pulled up while explaining: Guesa, Salah, Raphinha, David Raya, Zanetti, Nico Williams, Zagadou. Chart examples, not buy recommendations.

On the calendar: Ones to Watch, TOTW 2, event SBCs such as Ones to Watch Challenge, updated Division Rivals rewards, season progress with Bundled Rewards, and September POTM voting, whose winner gets a POTM SBC later.

For SBCs he pushes the cheap route: club fodder first, look up the cheapest solution before building, and pair SBCs with weekly Objectives so one squad pays twice.

In ABFut, player pages carry live prices and a price graph per console/PC for spotting those lows and highs. The Market tab has Index 100 and the day's biggest risers and fallers, telling you whether the whole market is moving or just your card. The SBC builder builds from your club, and Solutions pulls community answers, buying missing cards through Purchase.

Open the weekly graph of one card on your list tonight and write down the buy price you will hold to.