It's not the concrete items you must look for, but market knowledge. Currently, there is a slight market apathy after furious first Summerset weeks. That's why your things might not sell well. Also, there is seasonal change in what market perceives as interesting in terms of demand. Demand also is influenced by ingame changes (like new things you could get from fishing in Summerset made fishing bait very good for reselling).

Just play the game, put your things for sale from time to time and get more experience

If you want some general direction:
- raw mats are good for reselling, but only in bulk, since most of the time you get around 5-8% profit from the best deals
- same goes for tempers (probable increase in demand in 3-4 weeks), unfortunately, it seems ZOS increased drop rates for them, so they are in the decline right now
- motif pages (still not recovered from Anniversary Event)
- jewelry - keeps it's volatility, but much subdued
- set items are good for resale, but only if you have a very good idea what you are doing
- luxury furniture and golden vendor items (but these you won't sell fast, most likely will have to wait 2-4 months for real profits).

THEDKEXPERIENCE wrote: »

If you’re on console the market is highly speculative and varies dramatically depending on where your trader is. I still don’t know why Mournhold markets sell better than Elden Root - both capital cities where people park their toons - but it usually does. Meanwhile Elden Root is still magnitudes better for trade than some out of the way outpost. Paying for a trader matters.

If that’s not your issue, ideally you’re going to make a living off of consumables like motifs. Impen gear sells moderately well to PVPers as well.

Mournhold market has more visitors for simple reasons: better layout, close to wayshrine, many traders. Therefore it becomes the second best location for spamming zone announcements after Craglorn, so it attracts even more people.