In a complete dispersal sale, how is the stock sold?

In a complete dispersal sale, all available stock is offered for sale. This type of sale is typically conducted when an auctioneer is tasked with selling off an entire inventory or collection, often due to changes in business circumstances, estate liquidations, or similar situations. By presenting the entire stock rather than only portions or selected items, the auction aims to maximize interest and bids from potential buyers, who may be interested in acquiring as much of the inventory as possible. This approach ensures that the seller can clear out all items efficiently, rather than piecemealing the sale into smaller groups or individual items, which could lead to prolonged selling periods and less overall revenue. This comprehensive auction strategy is particularly beneficial in a dispersal context, where the goal is to clear all existing stock in one event.