Can I view previous prices at other stations

If I have previously been to a station, is there any way that I can look up its commodity prices from another station, using the system or galaxy maps?

Eg I go to station X and buy some grain for 150 and travel to station Y

at Station Y I sell my grain for profit. Now I would like to go back to X with some more stuff.

Is there a way (other than pencil and paper ) that I can view what the prices were in Station X when I was there (I appreciate they may have gone out of date)

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Best Answer

No it´s not. Like the old Elite title :-) New is, you can see your profit each unit and the galactic average price, then you decide by yourself if its worth or not.

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