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A '''daytrader''' chooses to play Hattrick by actively trading players for a profit, or [[daytrading]]. Some of Hattrick's best teams today are former or current daytraders, the most notable example being Sweden's [[Inter Sthlm]]. Another great daytrader in history is [[Fumpen]]. So if you buy players like 70.000 and sell him at 100.000 you make a profit. Make a note that players agent takes small amount of money to hes own needs, the amount of agents profit depends on how long your player is on your team if hes 0 days you get 81% of the price paid and if he was atleast one season you get 91%.
A '''daytrader''' chooses to play Hattrick by actively trading players for a profit, or [[daytrading]]. Some of Hattrick's best teams today are former or current daytraders, the most notable example being Sweden's [[Inter Sthlm]]. Another great daytrader in history is [[Fumpen]]. Also [[FC Arnold Schwarzenegger]] is a great example for daytraders, he is probably the best daytrader in Finland and built one of the world's best teams (Thanks to daytrading).
In [[Asia]], [[Samublue]]'s [[Samurai Blue]] is a another example. Specialist in [[goalkeeper]]s.
 
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Latest revision as of 19:59, 10 December 2024

A daytrader chooses to play Hattrick by actively trading players for a profit, or daytrading. Some of Hattrick's best teams today are former or current daytraders, the most notable example being Sweden's Inter Sthlm. Another great daytrader in history is Fumpen. Also FC Arnold Schwarzenegger is a great example for daytraders, he is probably the best daytrader in Finland and built one of the world's best teams (Thanks to daytrading). In Asia, Samublue's Samurai Blue is a another example. Specialist in goalkeepers.