EVE Online - tips for new traders

[@sneakillysneak2388]

Nice video, its actually very useful for some new people in game. I want to mention, in case somebody will ever read this comment, that it will be great for a new player to learn the purpose of the each skill of the whole trading skill family. Its possible to just drive your stuff with contracts and buy/sell stuff by orders far away from your current location, to place more buy orders than you are able to afford. Its possible to be a billionaire while being able to drive nothing but your pod. Stay safe at stations:)

[@dienadel30]

Yeah I'll have probably stale buy orders in Amar while i'm moving stuff to Jita when I get into that stations regions it's so convenient to update that order while being many jumps away from the station it exists in. The skills involved are. Accounting: Each Level reduces sales tax by 10% Broker Relations: Subtracts .01% from the cost associated with setting up an order from a non-player station which usually comes to about 3% Contracting :For each level of skill outstanding contracts are increase by 4. Corporation Contracting : For each level of skill your corp/alliance you make on behalf is increased by 10. Daytrading : Level 1 allow modifications to the solar system 2 to within 5 jumps and each after doubles it. at level 5 allows regional. (Useful)when on the go) . Margin Trading :Reduces Market escrow per level. Level 0 untrainted 100% level 5 approx %24 reduction Marketing : Works the same as Visibility but for sell orders same benefits as day trading. Procurement : Allows for how far from the origin station your buy order will effect. Benefits work just like daytrading (see daytrading) Retail : Raises active orders by 8 per level Trade: Raises active buy/sell orders buy 4 per level Tycoon: each level raises active orders buy 32 per level Visibility: placing buy orders that scale out from the origin base. Same benefits as daytrading. Whokesale: Raises active order by 16 per skill level. Customs Code Expertise: Reduces reduces import and export Tax by 10% per level in customs offices.. (Only skill I don't have being a station dweller. hehe) These are in the order of neocom II's skill browser (not in any order) they are highly dependent on each other. I would also add be aware buying and selling regionally has it's risks you filled your buy order it's now all over the region how do you consolidate it ? :) Fly Safe all !

[@jaykarv4136]

new player here, went with 50m to jita, stayed there 4 days, turned it into 1.35b. find the right items and trade

[@sql_mike8268]

Buying mission loot very cheap is exactly what my industry character does. Then I'll either reprocess it all and sell the minerals in Jita if I need some quick ISK, reprocess it all and use the minerals for my own item production, or keep the high-value items for direct resale. Market PvP is not very exciting, but can be very profitable.

[@SteveTheCanadian]

Awesome video man! Hit on every topic i was wondering about. Look forward to the next one.

[@thewhitewolf58]

Im not interested in playing this but i like how complex it is

[@419chris419]

If I had a dollar for everytime someone said that.

[@resurrectionx5952]

Those legions are standard machinations, not just the guy have to buy all the ships in the target price but keep buying them until the market is persistent to selling them for undesirable price. With such a capital and risk involved you always stepping into unknown ocean depths.

[@warrioraztecamex]

Hey I have an example about manipulation with Caldari Navy Power Diagnostic System i used to sell it by 26mill, someone bought all of them and he is selling now by 50mill

[@solitude9875]

14:55 there is. It's the devs :D

[@bebop417]

Are there any quafe trading corps out there? I would be very interested in becoming a partner with quafe co.

[@antwan1357]

I'm wondering why the world's richest isk player does multiboxing and uses shuttles.

[@alikaostermiller]

nah noobs can make it in the smaller trade hubs. you're not there every day so you wouldn't know.

[@tdegraaf1990]

Especially if you operate outside of Jita in my experience ,region trade from Jita to other regions. Made my billions doing so.

[@skatatataatje]

Good talk!

[@realmwatters2977]

Question how do you compress ores?

[@delonewolf]

it's a right click option in a player owned refinery.

[@sirluckygee]

thx, leuke vid

[@FrankieMankie]

I don´t understand why we dont have a loan contract in Eve, it would be really simple to make, and a lot of people would use it.

[@bebop417]

HA ill undercut someone all day, I don't care if they are ruining their market to drive me out. I am spiteful and petty enough to take us all down at the same time I would much rather stop making money and stick it to these market noobs rather than pulling out and letting them make a profit. If you let someone bully you once and never change they will continue to do so

[@JasonCobble01]

I'm the same way. I would rather make less profit then play those games. I hate the penny game also. If someone undercuts me be 1 isk I'll cut the price by 10k. I don't care.

[@kennethhansen4240]

plz men a yer 1 .. explyn broken free and tax

[@jjustcruisin3681]

Is that a chremoas I see :v

[@Prometheus4096]

You don't even show how to find where things are for sale. Which menu? Almost every item is for sale. But almost no item, people are buying. And when they are, it is mostly a troll price of 1 ISK. And if it seems a serious buy offer, it is almost always 100 times lower than the lowest sell price. Only ores are close where they sell for twice as much as the highest buy offer. I looked for items that people might want to use for PvP and that may drop as loot. No one is buying that. And some of the supposedly popular items had a factor 1000 more expensive to buy than sell. So either trading is a terrible way to make money. Or your video failed to learn me the main trick to matching deals.