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I will clarify a few things as I think I understand where you are coming from in your argument:

1. I think what you're doing is smart and requires being very active (I wish I had thought of it)

2. I'm not against buying at a low point and selling at a high point to make money.

3. The transfers of these young players with high potential a few weeks apart for sometimes 10x as much money are not about playing the market. They are about playing less knowledgeable and new users. I don't think this is a good thing for BB and I don't want this to be the go to way to make money (though I'll do it if it is). It seems like you think it is fine way to gain an advantage and should be a part of the game. This is where we disagree.

Here lets check the receipts on a few transfers that are what I believe the BB's are talking about and what I think aren't right. Feel free to defend these however you want, I just want it to be clear what I am talking about.

Oct. 7, 2021 You purchased Peter Phuan for $31,00 (hall of fame potential)
Oct. 28, 2021 You sell Peter Phuan for $350,000

In the 3 weeks on your team Peter Phuan never receives 48 minutes of training. He is bought by a new team. He plays 0 games for this new team and they go bot.

Oct. 7, 2021 You purchased Besar Paqarizi for $68,000 (hall of fame potential)
Dec 1, 2021 You sell Besar Paqarizi for $229,000

Besar Paqarizi receives limited training on your team (full training some weeks). He is bought by a new team. He plays 0 minutes for this team and they go bot.

July 1, 2021 You purchased Thibault Nivet for $82,700 (hall of famer potential)
August 8, 2021 You sell Thibault Nivet for $249,000

Thibault Nivet receives limited training on your team in the one month. He is bought by a new team. He plays 2 games for this new team and then is fired.

I can keep looking, but these are the types of transfers I'm against. It is no secret that new players overrate potential. Should we be able to exploit this as experienced users? I don't think that is a good idea.

The funny thing is that, despite the new rules, he does not give a shit and he's still putting on sale 9 of those players. What a brave man, what a hero, what a COJONES. There's no official threat that can stop the heart of a true rebel.

Even funnier will be, if he sells one of these, the number of cheating reports he'll get. The BB website might even go down for a while...