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Outrageous?
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Ro 88
Posts: 0
Posted on 2009-08-07 17:02:37
Why isnt their a rule against managers who buy in player and then in that same week sell the player for lets say 300% more?
I think its stealing..
  
Mercutioh
Posts: 7396
Posted on 2009-08-07 17:03:49
because it's a free market society. if someone will pay that price then it is not stealing.
  
AncientGreco
Posts: 3094
Posted on 2009-08-07 17:05:42
Also -> you sold a player for 7K and the byer was able only to resell him for 2K!

I think they should punish you also and making you pay him the difference
  
Ro 88
Posts: 0
Posted on 2009-08-07 17:37:35
AncientGreco wrote:

Also -> you sold a player for 7K and the byer was able only to resell him for 2K!

I think they should punish you also and making you pay him the difference


lol, when I do that?
I never bought a player for 2k?
  
MeanMachine
Posts: 3757
Posted on 2009-08-07 17:53:44
Merc is right, that's just supply + demand. Althou some people say that free market society IS actually just legal stealing...
  
Solana_Steve
Posts: 1336
Posted on 2009-08-07 19:53:59
Most of these games have had issues with day-trading. Most of eliminated the practice by charging a rather large percentage if you sell a player quickly.

However, in Grid-Iron, its a free market, but not a very efficient market. So if you're smart, you can probably cover that percentage if you're buying the right players at the right price.


Steve
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Krs71
Posts: 1380
Posted on 2009-08-07 23:27:19
It's legal and good for market
  
Cash_Box
Posts: 276
Posted on 2009-08-08 0:23:37
I have no problem with a free market but to help iron out inconsistency then a hold period of say half a season should be instilled when buying players
  
Mercutioh
Posts: 7396
Posted on 2009-08-08 0:55:06
I know some see daytrading as a horrific evil. I think it is a viable method to achieve success in the game. There is already enough pressure on the supply side to keep prices reasonable. forcefully reducing demand seems to be counter productive to me.
  
Supermeek
Posts: 1287
Posted on 2009-08-12 0:06:02
Mercutioh wrote:

I know some see daytrading as a horrific evil. I think it is a viable method to achieve success in the game. There is already enough pressure on the supply side to keep prices reasonable. forcefully reducing demand seems to be counter productive to me.



Indeed nothing wrong with daytrading (although i don't do it myself)

Some people want a realistic engine to have fun, others get the same fun out of daytrading, its a way of life
  
 
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