(Congress) (Press Talk) Invest in your local market
Day 3,007, 14:29
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by Josh Whitehead
Howdy Ho! It’s been sometime since I have written a retarded article and I intend to continue my retardness. TOday, I am going to try to help you and persuade everyone.
So when you are Congress, you are obliged to serve your country. Respectively, you are also obliged to not be a dick, like me!
Since being a citizen from eUSA to eAustralia. I noticed that we lack of something and that something is the market itself.
It has been a week now since i have been able to save up and buy a market thing that allows me to sell in this country. The only thing is, I have no one to compete.
I can sell my stuff for much cheaper than over priced BS that I get all the money in my pocket, the taxes i pay go straight to the Government. Which the government uses that money to help and build up varis things. THings that will help continue to run our country properly.
We, the citizens should stop selling our stuff in other countries and invest in our own. Take advantage of low taxes and the market value of your goods. Take for example;
Grain is currently selling for .08. Don’t tell me other wise as for the last few months i have observe this waaayyyyy to high of a prices and I go ahead and sell my mother load of grain for much cheaper. I get a big profit in return. Sure, I don’t have to write this article in the first place but as someone who sells his stuff for big profit and quickly upgrade my companies and strength. and the fact that I am a fellow Congressmen, I should be obliged to help others as well.
That’s what I have always intended to do. To help one another and thats why i ask those who read this, to invest in their own country. If you buy goods from other countries, all you are doing is sending that tax money for someone else.
Take advantage now for selling and buying your goods today. Not many people are doing it, so more money in your pockets. Specially buying Q7 food here is tough. It’s more expensive and not many are selling stuff. If we all invest here, the prices will drive down and the gold prices should drop as well. 400+ to buy 1 gold. PSHHHHH. Give me a break.
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-Dirty Scarlet Silverbeard
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Even global prices are still feeling the after-effects of recent events, but I agree there is a supply problem in eAustralia. Hopefully the loan scheme and a revitalised JDS will help boost local supply some more. If we can get to the point of filling local demand, competition should naturally push prices down further. I agree that the food industry especially should be doing better than it is, as even with relatively a small outlay of 20 gold, a 2-clicker can become a 3 clicker and increase their daily income by at least 10%.
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Thanks for stating the obvious DSS. 🙂
We lost a lot of our old players over a year ago as a consequence of a long term (6 months +) wipe by Chile. That and the political scene, which drives people overseas to preserve their sanity. So, we miss their impact on the market.
For some reason, the average eAussie doesn't have any gold to upgrade their TG, or to build companies. I'm stumped as to why...
Can't speak for others, but I have to admit that when I was starting off, I made a number of bad moves which saw me fritter away gold and that set me back quite a bit. I've made my peace with that worked hard to get to a point where I am economically starting to make some head way.
I am finally at the point where I'm halfway through upgrading my training grounds and forging a bit of a company portfolio. It has been at times a frustrating experience, but rewarding at the same time while I clawed myself out of a virtually bankrupt situation.
Bad investments severely hamper new players, maybe there could be a bit of advice that could be dispersed to new players? Not telling them how to play the game because figuring it out is all part of the fun but maybe advising of generic strategies and how to spend your precious few resources when you first kick off.
Good for you, and congratulations! 🙂
Your experiences of climbing out of the new starter quagmire are far more recent than mine, however similar the experiences. Why don't you write an article and explain how you did it?
Over time, the best investment I ever made was a newspaper. The 2 gold investment pays for itself in endorsements very quickly.