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'''Skill trading''', also known as "Week Training" (Swedish) or "Step Training", is the practice of [[transfers|buying]] a [[player]] and then sell him after just one [[pop]]. The purpose is to sell the player with one better [[skill]] (but otherwise the same as before) to a much higher price and quickly make a good profit. | |||
== Skill traders == | |||
You don't need to do this kind of trading in a serial manner. Sometimes you just buy a [[trainee]] for long term training, but when he pops immediately you decide that it is more economically advantageous to capitalize on selling it. | |||
Some [[manager]]s, known as "skill traders", specialize instead in predicting player's [[sub-level]]s and buying the ones that are very close to the next level. They try to make that player pop in just one [[training]]. | |||
There are several [[Helper Applications|tools]] that can help in predicting [[sub-level]]s, but it is said that the expertise and experience of the manager is the best tool available. | |||
== See Also == | |||
* Obsolete versions are [[Stamina training|stamina]] and [[osmosis training]] (no finger possible). | |||
* [[Daytrading]], without training (as opposed to skill trading). | |||
* [[HTs on Global/Skill Trading]]. | |||
[[Category: Economy]] | |||
[[Category: Evil|Skill Trading]] | |||
Latest revision as of 07:55, 14 October 2020
Skill trading, also known as "Week Training" (Swedish) or "Step Training", is the practice of buying a player and then sell him after just one pop. The purpose is to sell the player with one better skill (but otherwise the same as before) to a much higher price and quickly make a good profit.
Skill traders
You don't need to do this kind of trading in a serial manner. Sometimes you just buy a trainee for long term training, but when he pops immediately you decide that it is more economically advantageous to capitalize on selling it.
Some managers, known as "skill traders", specialize instead in predicting player's sub-levels and buying the ones that are very close to the next level. They try to make that player pop in just one training.
There are several tools that can help in predicting sub-levels, but it is said that the expertise and experience of the manager is the best tool available.
See Also
- Obsolete versions are stamina and osmosis training (no finger possible).
- Daytrading, without training (as opposed to skill trading).
- HTs on Global/Skill Trading.
