Stock age

Your stock's value does not tell the whole story: an item bought six months ago and never listed ties up your cash. Stock age shows it.

Open Stock › … › Stock age, search, or the Home reminder “N items in stock for 90 days or more, not for sale” › Put on sale.

What the page shows

Cost tied up: what the stock you hold cost you, and how many units.
For 90 days or more: the share of that cost waiting for a long time.
Not for sale for 90+ days: the items to put on sale first.
By age: under 30 days, 30 to 90 days, 90 to 180 days, over 180 days, and unknown purchase date, with the units, cost and value of each bucket.
Oldest first: up to 50 items, with their age, cost held, market value, and their state: Not for sale, For sale, not online yet, or Online for N days.

An item not for sale has a Create a listing button. Clicking a row opens the item.

Choose the space at the top: resale, personal collection or all. From Home and search, the page opens on resale: a collection is kept on purpose.

Age starts from each purchase's purchase date, for units still held and received. Purchases not arrived yet do not count.
An item's age is the age of its oldest purchase still held.
Without a purchase date, the item goes to “Unknown purchase date”: age is never guessed.
An unknown cost is counted apart, never as zero.

Sort stock by age

In Stock, the Oldest in stock sort lists your items from oldest to newest.