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Your thoughts on rising cruiser and BC prices

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Radelix Cisko
JUMP DRIVE ACTIVE
#1 - 2012-01-07 23:20:45 UTC  |  Edited by: Radelix Cisko
After leaving my last corp and creating my own I have been helping the mostly new members of my corp in buying and fitting ships. I am doing this naturally with my limited experience and knowledge of mainly Caldari boats. Lately I have been helping them purchase ships and I have noticed that there is an uptick on cruiser and BC prices. Reason I am asking is that I and my corpies intend to lose many ships at PVP. My corpies are mostly new players and therefor have nowhere near the resources that I have. I assume that part of the price increase is from more intense battles and the influx of new and returning pilots since Crucible dropped.

So what do you say MD, should I stock up on our chosen ship types and how long do you foresee this rising trend continuing?

Despite my posting prowess I really am terrible at this game

Dersk
Perkone
Caldari State
#2 - 2012-01-07 23:43:12 UTC
Radelix Cisko wrote:
I assume that part of the price increase is from more intense battles and the influx of new and returning pilots since Crucible dropped


It's more from an increase in price of minerals due to demand for newly added battlecruisers as well as for major fleet mobilization in 0.0, e.g. Goonswarm and friends vs. White Noise. and neighbors that like being speedbumbs, leading to spikes in sales for certain ships like the maelstrom. There's also a war in what is commonly referred to as "russian drone regions" that's infamous for botting anomolies that are a debatable source of minerals.

The lowest selling price of tritanium in Jita is now over 4 isk per unit, and mexallon's 50 isk/unit price is much higher than I've ever seen it.

It's just a really good time to mine low end asteroids, if that's your thing.
Radelix Cisko
JUMP DRIVE ACTIVE
#3 - 2012-01-08 01:29:38 UTC
Minerals minerals minerals. I do have low SP corpies who need to train skills. Might as well start making my own ships as well.

Despite my posting prowess I really am terrible at this game

Charles Javeroux
INTERSTELLAR CREDIT
#4 - 2012-01-08 12:49:40 UTC
Yea baby...it's because of the minerals!
When we keep blowing up enough miners, it got to give some affect after a while. That and also the common market speculation.

Market tip: All the freighters in Jita are currently selling under their production price. Buy any of them, refine into minerals and make a profit from minerals sale.
Radelix Cisko
JUMP DRIVE ACTIVE
#5 - 2012-01-08 23:08:18 UTC
Charles Javeroux wrote:
Yea baby...it's because of the minerals!
When we keep blowing up enough miners, it got to give some affect after a while. That and also the common market speculation.

Market tip: All the freighters in Jita are currently selling under their production price. Buy any of them, refine into minerals and make a profit from minerals sale.


I like Profit

Despite my posting prowess I really am terrible at this game

Kara Books
Deal with IT.
#6 - 2012-01-10 11:33:23 UTC
what thoughts?

Im buying and refining them -)
Henry Haphorn
Killer Yankee
#7 - 2012-01-11 18:02:24 UTC
It's a combination of all of the above mentioned.

1. Introduction of tier 3 battlecruisers.
2. Removal of RoF penalties that were originally imposed on destroyers.
3. The buffing of hybrids.
4. Market speculation.
5. Hulkageddon plus the year-long career gankers supplemented by the ganking of ice miners during Goonswarm's recent ice interdiction.

Eventually, the combination of these factors will result in a considerable increase in demand for minerals. In some systems, Tritanium are selling for almost 5 ISK/unit.

Although, surprisingly the price of the Hulk had gone down for some strange reason. Hulks use to cost 250-270mil ISK/unit before they recently hit a low of 200-220mil ISK/unit. It could be that the Hulk producers are flooding the market with these ships for whatever reason. I would've assumed that the price of the Hulk would go up considering the effect that CO tax hikes have had on POS owners who rely on planetary colonies to produce POS fuels so that their POS can keep producing the T2 components needed for the Hulk.

Beats me.

Adapt or Die

Jarnis McPieksu
Aliastra
Gallente Federation
#8 - 2012-01-11 18:12:21 UTC
Most T2 manufacturers do not build their own component materials. They buy them from the market.

Most reaction tower owners have large fuel stockpiles so they can get by when temporary fluctuations hit the market (and allows them to leisurely top off their stockpiles "buying the dip"). PI stuff hits most reaction tower owners with a several month delay.