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Nowdays daytrading is not as widely practised as it used to be since there are some changes made in the game to reduce it. Among the changes are higher [[agent fees]] for sold players and a higher effect on the [[Team Spirit]] caused by buying and selling players. | Nowdays daytrading is not as widely practised as it used to be since there are some changes made in the game to reduce it. Among the changes are higher [[agent fees]] for sold players and a higher effect on the [[Team Spirit]] caused by buying and selling players. | ||
Arguably the most important change is the ability to search by region, meaning there are only 8 different | Arguably the most important change is the ability to search by region, meaning there are only 8 different [[zone]]s for everyone to look through, rather than 80+ separate countries as there were previously. | ||
==Types of Daytrading== | ==Types of Daytrading== | ||
Revision as of 11:33, 28 November 2005
The practice of buying players and (attempting to) sell them for a higher price shortly afterwards, without training them (as opposed to skill trading).
Some argue that daytrading has a beneficial effect in the Hattrick economy since it levels the prices.
Nowdays daytrading is not as widely practised as it used to be since there are some changes made in the game to reduce it. Among the changes are higher agent fees for sold players and a higher effect on the Team Spirit caused by buying and selling players.
Arguably the most important change is the ability to search by region, meaning there are only 8 different zones for everyone to look through, rather than 80+ separate countries as there were previously.
Types of Daytrading
- Skilltrading - the practice of buying players that are close to increasing their main or secondary skill by one level, training them for one or two weeks, and selling them after that for profit
See Also
Daytraders for a list of teams
