Market Discussions

Nullsec needs modestly priced kitchen appliances.

But if I were you I would stay out of nullsec, At least trade wise for a while.

What's needed in null? You bring it there. Some times the oddest things sell for a killing.

I had a friend ferrying stuff (for a fee) to our null sec region every week. I kept selling BCs at about 200% markup and GSCs at 500% mark up and they'd go within 2 days of being put for sale.

Study the market and the players needs and you have a good start.

Having made enough money to plex 3 accounts for almost a year, buy a 70 mil sp toon, and jump freighter after jump freighter, I feel I can give you some tips. I made all that isk in null

One thing to consider though at this point is that null space is all fagged out at the moment in my opinion.

Test goons and 60% of the rest of these "mighty" zerg, zombie, bloc alliances, are not fighting as much as the years past. In fact it is also my opinion that null space is more full of carebears than Calderon high sec

How does this matter in regard to trade in null sec? Less ships getting blown up. I.e. you may not make as much as you could have a year or two ago.

But, I'm sure you can still make a killing. So here's my advice...

Have enough orders to create a diverse market, stock t1 variants




Price your goods reasonable but still with a healthy profit, if you **** people, they will look for ways to not buy from you,, our only but as a last resort, more sales at a lower profit IMO is than less orders at exorbitant profits, reasonable to me is nothing higher than 15 to 20 percent above jita, certain items you can gouge but you figure that out, there are items pilots expect to pay fluctuating prices on

Don't buy in null to sell in high, buy in high to sell in null is my personal preference

Get a jump freighter and some cyno alts

Use buy orders in jita, or don't, the profit once you establish a market in null will pay for all your fuel and much much more.

If you don't have good skills, and cannot set up a proper market (300/600) orders, then cover a smaller market group in an already established hub. And train your skills until you can do it all yourself. With 50 orders you could do rigs for example in serpentis prime, an already established hub.

Hope this was helpful, good luck, if you are good at this you can make tons of isk, and if you do, don't blow it all like me, watch the md forums for a year or so and find out who the real players are and invest in some mid term bonds if you can.






fly safe

Heres a free tip: since TEST took over HED-GP it has become a regular thunderdome and now that goons have reset TEST it is a warzone. Study what ships are being used and what is being destroyed and stock Keberz with it. Goons gotta come from Deklein to HED and cannot dock in the station, so when they blow up they look for the nearest station they can dock at in hopes of reshipping. Keberz, stock Keberz.

iirc Agil would be the station nearest to stock

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yes, stock Agil

This is the worst trade advice ever

hello neighbor. i see you in the systems i frequent

that said, i can't really tell you what some good items are, i'm not a fan of handing my competition freebies. i can say, take an hour or two and just go thru the market. think of whos space it is (CVA,) the types of rats there (sanshas,) and how those two things interact.

i've found a few solid sellers, and a few duds that looked promising initially. luckily, i didn't invest heavily in most of them. the markets are alot slower then high sec, but so long as you aren't terribly worried about massive volume, it works. there are certainly decent profits to be made.

also, you can sell most items for a reasonable 10% over jita, or whatever high sec trade hub you acquire your goods at.

good luck,
-Yazz