47 pages, valid 1 September to 30 November 2026, which across ninety-one days is 0.5 pages a day. It carries the longest window scanned today and spans the whole autumn. Its use is not urgency but coverage: it overlaps every day of the retailer’s two fourteen…
What you need to know
This flyer runs from 1 September all the way to 30 November: ninety-one days across 47 pages. It has the longest window of anything scanned today and the lowest density, at 0.5 pages a day. A long-window flyer is not something to rush; it is a baseline. The retailer’s two fourteen-day flyers, of 8 and 32 pages, sit entirely inside these ninety-one days, so between 7 and 20 September you hold three price lists whose dates overlap, which is an uncommon condition this season. One caveat: the viewer states 48 pages while 47 were retrieved, and the arithmetic below uses 47.
- This flyer: 47 pages, valid 1 September to 30 November 2026, ninety-one days. (source 1)
- Page-count difference: the viewer counts 48 while the page array yielded 47; this page counts 47. (source 1)
- The two short flyers it covers: 8 pages and 32 pages, both 7 to 20 September. (source 2)
- Density: 47 over 91 is 0.5 pages a day, the lowest today.
The sum is density: pages divided by usable days is pages a day. 47 over 91 is 0.5, the lowest today, which means this is not a flyer to finish now. It can sit on the shelf and be used until the end of November.
The second sum is where its value lies: check whether two flyers’ date ranges intersect, because only then do prices compare directly. These ninety-one days wholly contain the retailer’s two fourteen-day flyers, so between 7 and 20 September prices in all three belong to one period. After 21 September the short flyers end and this one still has seventy days to run, at which point it becomes the only reference. Put differently, this fortnight is the rare window where three flyers can be checked against each other, and it closes on the 20th.
A Hokimi field note: the longest-window flyer is worth keeping as a baseline rather than finishing today. What is time-limited is the fortnight where it overlaps the short flyers; after 20 September it is the only reference left.
- Retailer
- HANOS
- Valid
- Ninety-one days, from the first of September to the last of November
- Pages
- 47 captured; the viewer states 48
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47 pages, valid 1 September to 30 November 2026, which across ninety-one days is 0.5 pages a day. It carries the longest window scanned today and spans the whole autumn. Its use is not urgency but coverage: it overlaps every day of the retailer’s two fourteen…
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