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T2 ship/module/techn prices and FW warfare incident.
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Kara Books
Deal with IT.
#1 - 2012-06-28 03:41:52 UTC
As we all know, epic stockpiles of high end minerals where destroyed, the T2 market is openly inflated to keep techn prices sky high and the nerf T2 BPO topic is one of the highest viewed, replied and stared forum topics to date, is the current falling price patarn an indication that there is a large spike in volatility of the overall T2 market?

The question needs to be asked, Where are T2 prices headed? a slight dip +10/-10% or is there another wave coming at -50%/+50%

How much, and what kind of minerals/moon goo did eve lose across all factions, not considering hull's?

Whats your constructive opinion on the matter?
Amseln deBrabant
Ochsenbruegger
#2 - 2012-06-28 07:09:07 UTC
my "trading heart" tells me T2-modules are keept artifically high. There is still huge margin and i cant believe producers by now havent turned full gear to sneeze that margin. So yes it could very well be, its keept high to sell that expansive moon go.....the goon blowup of minerals wasnt soooo huge in terms of total economy to make an impact, only short term had these minerals come to market they might have startet a downward trend.....but now it just will take a little longer befor high sec minerals nosedive.
Kara Books
Deal with IT.
#3 - 2012-07-01 09:07:22 UTC
Amseln deBrabant wrote:
my "trading heart" tells me T2-modules are keept artifically high. There is still huge margin and i cant believe producers by now havent turned full gear to sneeze that margin. So yes it could very well be, its keept high to sell that expansive moon go.....the goon blowup of minerals wasnt soooo huge in terms of total economy to make an impact, only short term had these minerals come to market they might have startet a downward trend.....but now it just will take a little longer befor high sec minerals nosedive.


Tradeing heart, I like that, yet I worry the caldari side has has bin completely ignored, I hope moon go wasn't a part of the requisition.
Pisov viet
Perkone
Caldari State
#4 - 2012-07-01 12:40:33 UTC
Amseln deBrabant wrote:
my "trading heart" tells me T2-modules are keept artifically high. There is still huge margin and i cant believe producers by now havent turned full gear to sneeze that margin. So yes it could very well be, its keept high to sell that expansive moon go.....the goon blowup of minerals wasnt soooo huge in terms of total economy to make an impact, only short term had these minerals come to market they might have startet a downward trend.....but now it just will take a little longer befor high sec minerals nosedive.

I'm pretty sure it's the other way around.
Many T2 ships cost more to produce at ME-4 than their market prices, due to
-Low volume on the market, which makes T2 BPOs more able to supply the demand.
-Idiotic inventors actually producing at loss because it's too hard to do spreadsheets.

I dont know too much about the T2 modules/ammos market, but price for T2 ships are likely to go higher over time, especially frigates/destroyers/cruisers
Smarcus Smokus
Donkey Punch Pioneers
Sticky Green Acres
#5 - 2012-07-02 21:54:51 UTC
Pisov viet wrote:


I dont know too much about the T2 modules/ammos market, but price for T2 ships are likely to go higher over time, especially frigates/destroyers/cruisers


You must have a different spreadsheet than I do. Mine shows something like 40% profit on some T2 frigates over build cost. They are just terribly limited on PPH since it takes something like 2 days to make an AF using NPC stations for copying, inventing, building. 1/2 if you are running a POS, but then that eats into profits pretty hard with fuel costs.