Financial Spiral or Rising Prices
Natster
I am a capitalist, and I see trends before most.
So this article is in anticipation of things to come.
There is a shortfall in spending.
There seems to be a high demand of food with current rates stating that it's profitable to be making food of q5 or greater. Probably this will come down and it would be q6 or greater.
There also seems to be a surplus of weapons with none of them being profitable (with workers).
Currently houses are at an interesting point with
q1's being still good having workers creating them for you
q2's are good to sell above 679.25
q3's and above are profitable.
This is just using raw data. There are ways to create variables in these calculations of which I am hard pressed for time to go into right now.
So, without doing anything fancy right now, manufacture food but keep an eye on the market. If looking to higher workers, with the current rate of tanks and no surplus of WRM in sight, we need tanks to go up about $15 before it is profitable to higher workers to make tanks and sell them on the market.
Disclaimer : Because of the way I do business, I am maintaining a high rate of pay and still sustaining a great profit margin. I will be increasing that margin with these new calculations, but I won't give away all my calculations.
-Rant below-
Canada can become a great powerhouse, but we all need to be on the same page, and trust me communes cannot be the way of the future. Players need money, the country needs money, and the MU's need money. There are a plethora of things that need to happen but they can't happen overnight. They have to change over time.
For Now Natster out!
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Comments
I've personally been keeping track of market prices at 3 set intervals throughout the day for cyber ninja's article of mid-week stats, which is set to come out tomorrow. Those times are 7:00, 13:00 and 21:00 erep time. I keep track of Q1 houses, Q7 weapons and Q3 food as well as at 21:00 I record the highest wage in eCanada. Since I started keeping track 2 weeks ago, Q7 weapons prices have risen by 0.70 approximately, Q3 food is remaining stable averaging around 0.17 day in and day out, and Q1 houses are fluctuating between 350-390 depending on the day. Tuesday's and Friday's I've found seem to be a jump.
The interesting one is the Q7 I find. The price continuously is rising. This means Canadians are not producing enough Q7 to sell at a lower price, or there is a very high demand of it, or inflation. Early today, Saiwan was questioning what was happening with Q7 prices as well, so it's not just an eCanada thing, it's happening around the world. Q7 prices are on the rise.
Just my observations.
Now if you'd excuse me, I have to go record the prices for all the mentioned things above
I expect a continued rise
Rising prices suggests that there is not a surplus of weapons.