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T2 BPO Missile

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EvilTwin I
Destination Fncked
#1 - 2013-03-02 21:41:25 UTC


Hi there.


Without getting into details yet, i am in knowledge of two T2 BPO's that might end up on aucton, but if they have no value hardly, they might as well end up as a seel on contract. What would T2 BPO's in general (Missile) e on pricing, any suggestions please?

Thx for taking the time to help us out here.

Regards, the lesser twin.
Mari Hata
Main Street Crafts and Goods
#2 - 2013-03-02 21:53:44 UTC  |  Edited by: Mari Hata
What's the price quote on the final product? (assuming it's not tanking at the moment)

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Angelic Resolution
The Arcanum
#3 - 2013-03-03 01:03:06 UTC
EvilTwin I wrote:


Hi there.


Without getting into details yet, i am in knowledge of two T2 BPO's that might end up on aucton, but if they have no value hardly, they might as well end up as a seel on contract. What would T2 BPO's in general (Missile) e on pricing, any suggestions please?

Thx for taking the time to help us out here.

Regards, the lesser twin.


Wouldn't happen to be Light EM missiles? =P
SinTeryx
Ministry of War
Amarr Empire
#4 - 2013-03-03 01:07:51 UTC
Well with the limited information I would say check out this. With possible returns in mind you may be able to price them reasonably, although some collector will come along and scoop them up either way.

These may as well be farts in the wind but I have had a few beers since the start of this thread.

Tau Cabalander
Retirement Retreat
Working Stiffs
#5 - 2013-03-03 02:42:02 UTC
Seetesh
Deep Core Mining Inc.
Caldari State
#6 - 2013-03-03 15:40:50 UTC
If your interested in t2 bpos for purchase or sale then contact myself I have a large collection and can provide details privately on their values
Samroski
Middle-Earth
#7 - 2013-03-05 12:59:24 UTC
The minimum price you should ask for a T2 missile BPO currently is 8-10b i.e. this is for a light missile. People may try and get you to ask for something less - quoting 5 year profits etc. but that is just crap.

In case you want to sell for less, please contact me.

To note: 1. this is my personal opinion - and opinions vary. 2. there is a specific forum for this, as pointed above.

You may also try and auction it via the forums- which may be worth it for the laughs, as for the first week (of a 2 week auction) they'll try and degrade the BPO.

Selling it via contracts is a good option. Make sure you do not underestimate the price though.

Any colour you like.

Vurt Konne
Republic Military School
Minmatar Republic
#8 - 2013-03-05 15:08:25 UTC
T2 BPOs are collectors items, so they are worth what people are willing to pay. One can make money with it, but you don't buy it for that.
Grendell
Technologies Unlimited
#9 - 2013-03-05 16:26:05 UTC
As a general rule of thumb;

Anyone who is offering to appraise your T2 bpo's, but only in private, is trying to low ball you and buy your bpos cheap.Blink Your best bet is to do some research on your own, by comparing recent sales of the exact bpo or similar bpos.

I used to run a T2 bpo appraisal service years ago, and I used to be very big into T2 since it was introduced. There is NO single formula to calculate a bpo's value. There are just too many factors that come into play. I did all my appraisals were done by experience and research.

So take your time, don't rush. Only sell your bpo in private if you consider yourself a guru in T2 bpos. Otherwise go public auctions.

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Vera Algaert
Republic University
Minmatar Republic
#10 - 2013-03-05 19:09:42 UTC  |  Edited by: Vera Algaert
Grendell wrote:
Anyone who is offering to appraise your T2 bpo's, but only in private, is trying to low ball you and buy your bpos cheap.BlinkBig smile

nonono !!!

you see, these fine gentlemen are about to offer you such a good price that they'd lose face if their fellow traders ever found out.

here on md it's all about looking like a highly successful and most importantly cut-throat businessman and (publicly) offering nice prices will just make people think you are a sissy!

that's why they want to keep their offers secret.

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Angelic Resolution
The Arcanum
#11 - 2013-03-05 22:20:46 UTC
Easy way to calculate it is with either the 3-6-9-12 month profit rule.

How much ISK can that BPO make you in that time frame? E.g. 100mill every month (300, 600, 900, 1.2bill)
Now, how much are you going to sell it for? Let's say.. 11 Billion - because let's face it, I think you're that guy.
Do you think someone wait wait the 9.3 years to turn a profit?

This is just an example.. the BPO product might be worth more than 100mill a week but either way, adjust as you see and figure out if it's reasonable. Going back 4 years, the general rule of thumb was 3 months profit.
Grendell
Technologies Unlimited
#12 - 2013-03-06 03:28:34 UTC
Angelic Resolution wrote:
Easy way to calculate it is with either the 3-6-9-12 month profit rule.

How much ISK can that BPO make you in that time frame? E.g. 100mill every month (300, 600, 900, 1.2bill)
Now, how much are you going to sell it for? Let's say.. 11 Billion - because let's face it, I think you're that guy.
Do you think someone wait wait the 9.3 years to turn a profit?

This is just an example.. the BPO product might be worth more than 100mill a week but either way, adjust as you see and figure out if it's reasonable. Going back 4 years, the general rule of thumb was 3 months profit.


If anyone is using a 3-6-9-12 month profit rule, I will buy any bpos you have to sell.Blink

Even if you pay market price for a bpo and say that price was 9 years profit, you still make profit from day one. The bpo still exists, it's value does not disappear.

Also 4 years ago I was very deep into T2, and the "rule of thumb" was never as low as 3 months profit.Oops It wasn't even that low when they were released. You should fire who ever gave you that info!

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Samroski
Middle-Earth
#13 - 2013-03-06 06:07:31 UTC
Angelic Resolution wrote:
Easy way to calculate it is with either the 3-6-9-12 month profit rule.

How much ISK can that BPO make you in that time frame? E.g. 100mill every month (300, 600, 900, 1.2bill)
Now, how much are you going to sell it for? Let's say.. 11 Billion - because let's face it, I think you're that guy.
Do you think someone wait wait the 9.3 years to turn a profit?

This is just an example.. the BPO product might be worth more than 100mill a week but either way, adjust as you see and figure out if it's reasonable. Going back 4 years, the general rule of thumb was 3 months profit.

The above post has little significance on T2 BPO prices currently.

I recently sold a T2 BPO that would have returned a significant loss on production, for a very healthy price, nearly twice of what I had paid it for. This has restored my faith in the T2 BPO market. The only potential issue is CCP nerfing T2 BPOs, but I think it is extremely unlikely that CCP will touch these items. More chances of invention being buffed- even though things may be reasonably balanced atm.

Think there are more than 5000 T2 BPOs in the game, and I am quite sure that the majority are collector/trade items, and only rarely used for production.

Any colour you like.

Tom Hagen
Twilight Empire
#14 - 2013-03-06 07:30:01 UTC
The biggest concern as I see it, is new content. The value of these things is calculated over years. How likely is it that we wont see new modules and content over the next 5 years?
If you believe we will, there is a high probability that the ammo/modules/ships you are producing today will drop in value.

As Samroski more or less said, don't buy them in order to earn ISK. If you buy them it is as a collector.
Candy Oshea
Techfree Investment Group
#15 - 2013-03-06 08:25:55 UTC
Tom Hagen wrote:
The biggest concern as I see it, is new content. The value of these things is calculated over years. How likely is it that we wont see new modules and content over the next 5 years?
If you believe we will, there is a high probability that the ammo/modules/ships you are producing today will drop in value.

As Samroski more or less said, don't buy them in order to earn ISK. If you buy them it is as a collector.


Please for the love of god buy a monocle.

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Tom Hagen
Twilight Empire
#16 - 2013-03-06 23:27:36 UTC  |  Edited by: Tom Hagen
Why is it ok for you to say that to me. But when ever I tell a girl to put a bag over her head, I feel like Dantes inferno could be a good vacation spot.. Smile


Edit: Look at me!! I am in the middle of two hot chick pics! As close as I ever probably will come to being the meat in a sandwich Blink
Kara Books
Deal with IT.
#17 - 2013-03-06 23:31:56 UTC  |  Edited by: Kara Books
The whole point of having T2 BPO's is when you simply want to increase your ISK per hour.

Picture running 30 manufacture slots 100% of the time, compared T1 BPO profits to T2 BPO profits.

at a certain point in the game you accumulate enough ISK that you dont know what to do with it, thats when you make a T2 investment and cut the least profitable T1 line.

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EDIT part

I also want you to take a very important note when it comes to investing in T2 BPO's

Head this advice, as this is as close as you will come to understanding the T2 market without actually being a noticeable part of it.


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Sometimes the T2 BPO is over priced, the only way to tell the value of a product is to understand exactly how the entire T2 marketplace works, from Moon politics, to Alchamy being added and when it was added downright to what it takes and how lvl0 moon mats become final moon mat products and at what exact cost.

There is also a VERY big aspect of knowing how many other BPO's of the exact same type are currently floating about and who owns them, because to make ISK you need to Manipulate the said T2 BPO item, knowing exactly who owns the other prints is absolutly crucial!, the bigger they are the less the BPO is worth, since they just dont care about selling the product any more, they care to sell the moon goo

Last but not least, looking at current to last 3 month price trends are worthless in establishing the value of the BPO, since people tend to sell their T2 BPO's when they know change is coming that stands a very good chance of nerfing the volumes and profits of the item, so they will Knock up the price via manipulation and then try to sell their blueprint for double actual value, then dump their stocks and cancel the false buy orders, leaving the first time owner a victim.
Samroski
Middle-Earth
#18 - 2013-03-07 08:16:36 UTC
Tom Hagen wrote:

Edit: Look at me!! I am in the middle of two hot chick pics! As close as I ever probably will come to being the meat in a sandwich Blink

More like an unwanted bone in the meat...

Kara Books wrote:
Last but not least, looking at current to last 3 month price trends are worthless in establishing the value of the BPO, since people tend to sell their T2 BPO's when they know change is coming that stands a very good chance of nerfing the volumes and profits of the item, so they will Knock up the price via manipulation and then try to sell their blueprint for double actual value, then dump their stocks and cancel the false buy orders, leaving the first time owner a victim.

This is so true. I've indirectly benefited from this manipulation, and love it. Would never do it myself, of course, being the gentleman I am :)

Any colour you like.

shar'ra matcevsovski
Doomheim
#19 - 2013-03-07 10:00:31 UTC
Kara Books wrote:


There is also a VERY big aspect of knowing how many other BPO's of the exact same type are currently floating about and who owns them, because to make ISK you need to Manipulate the said T2 BPO item, knowing exactly who owns the other prints is absolutly crucial!, the bigger they are the less the BPO is worth, since they just dont care about selling the product any more, they care to sell the moon goo


sounds like a myth created by T2-BPO conspiracy theorists...

There is simply no way to know how many other BPO´s are floating around or who owns them and you certainly dont need to know that information, to make profit. really... making profit of T2 BPO`s isnt too hard. I dont know what you think you could gain from knowing your competitors other than build up a cartel. sure, 25 years ago when BPO`s were the only source for T2 goods, I´d totally agree with u here, but now we have a thing called invenetion that is totally gona cross this plan, im affraid. making money with manipulation is a different story anyway and has nothing to do with manufaction.

shar'ra phone home

Samroski
Middle-Earth
#20 - 2013-03-07 10:50:14 UTC
shar'ra matcevsovski wrote:
Kara Books wrote:


There is also a VERY big aspect of knowing how many other BPO's of the exact same type are currently floating about and who owns them, because to make ISK you need to Manipulate the said T2 BPO item, knowing exactly who owns the other prints is absolutly crucial!, the bigger they are the less the BPO is worth, since they just dont care about selling the product any more, they care to sell the moon goo


sounds like a myth created by T2-BPO conspiracy theorists...

There is simply no way to know how many other BPO´s are floating around or who owns them and you certainly dont need to know that information, to make profit. really... making profit of T2 BPO`s isnt too hard. I dont know what you think you could gain from knowing your competitors other than build up a cartel. sure, 25 years ago when BPO`s were the only source for T2 goods, I´d totally agree with u here, but now we have a thing called invenetion that is totally gona cross this plan, im affraid. making money with manipulation is a different story anyway and has nothing to do with manufaction.

I'm relatively new to the T2 BPO scene, so my opinion may appear juvenile, but I have to agree with Kara on trying to find out how many BPOs are floating around and who owns them. No idea about the moon goo though.

Each time a BPO changes hands, or is destroyed, there is residual evidence that may be found. Thus I have a fair idea of how many similar BPOs are around, and some idea of who owns them (though a lot of alts are used for trading T2 BPOs). It is possible that a BPO never changed hands, or was exchanged privately, thus one can never be sure.

There are also a number of very big players around in the T2 BPO market. These individuals have 100s of T2 BPOs (my heroes). It may not be too difficult to find out who they are. Knowing what they plan to do/are doing with the BPOs can only help.

As a T2 BPO trader, where the profits for each trade are in the billions, you have a lot of time and money to think about and plan/manipulate. An interesting market, to say the least.

Any colour you like.