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picking grapes?Those phrases that I underlined are the matters that you use for saying that the disappearance of FA from the market is good.
Your opinion is respectable for the FA issue,but if we entry in the heart of the matters,they are not right in the way you affirm
What do you call "stable prices" remove the possibility for many users to buy players on the market and remove money for the whole market, both for who is sellingCardenas or Fanesi both for who is selling the worst player in the game.So we cannot call it stable price
And the ability of a manager is also for paying the players at the fair price or less,but as is in the management of the matches,there are many users very awful on the market,I cannot pursue them.But other players can do that.And this make the market price.But if the economic condition of the various countries is different and someone has money to waste,why I should pay for it?
Your opinion is respectable for the FA issue,but if we entry in the heart of the matters,they are not right in the way you affirm

Last edited by Steve Karenn at 8/12/2009 12:23:00 PM

I saw the FA market as a big club easy money market. Buy cheap and sell them higher. Teams with a lot of cash bought players "below" market value and sold them with a profit. Who had the cash and the time could make a fair profit with weekly free agent signing -> selling. Relax and let the prices settle a little. There will always be players on transfer list (yes in every range). You might have to look a little harder to get those decent skilled bargain deals, but they are still there.

I have to disagree, because the price free agents sell for are the real market value prices. Many teams with a lot of money would bid but they wouldn't overbid so those players most often were signed for the amount of money they are really worth...

no offense but your wrong many free agents were bought low and then sold for a much higher price.

example

people online 368 buy free agent for 250k (low price not much competition on bidding)
then resell when
people online 3425 sell free agent for 500k (very good chance of sale)

i have seen countless examples of managers doing this.

try reading the now closed day trading post in bb global

I agree with that, but things like this happen without the free agents too...
if people can't but for 250k during the night because they sleep, they can always post an early bid in the amount of how much they think the player is really worth. In that example, if I thought the player was worth 500k I'd bid that before going to sleep at least to prevent people from getting a low price deal that they can use later to make money.

the problems starting in that a lot of players just watch the transfer of the next 1-2 hours, if there was a fitting player. Or a unsecure in bidding to much when they double up the current bid, were as to bid a high minimum don't bite that much with search for a bargain.

You could make very good on all times, but you have alot higher chanches at uncommon times with less rivality on the transfer market. And the FA, don't get listed when a team is on and so there is no regulation of the demand to the offers.

And you always talk for real prices, the current prices are real, the prices with fa are very silly because there are lot more listening betwenn wednesday/thursday then the other days, but nearly the same demand the other days so you have jumping prices betwenn a week.

There would always be the same idiots in the database too, so I don't see much sense in this suggestion. The TLE _is_ the database, anyhow.

i believe the improvement is, when you had a database like that:

100k
125k
150k
250k

The tpe say betwenn 100-250k, the overview will say that you normally pay 100-150k

Right, except you still have no idea why one guy was boght at $250,000 which doesn't give you any better understanding of which of the two estimates is more precise.

What if the normal range is ~130-250k or, and one guy went low because he sold in the off-hours?

Last edited by GM-kozlodoev at 8/16/2009 5:27:18 PM