A comment on the markets

[Wandering Rian]

This is from one of our new members... he studies economics... this was some very quick observations on the markets...

Re: Re: Re: Good Monday to you

Well, here are some things I can tell you from those graphs. The following 2 points are on an international scale.

1. The price of diamonds (Q1-Q5) has been at its lowest in the past 60 days over the last three days.

2. Seems food also hit its lowest point in the past 60 days the day before yesterdays, but appears to be picking up again. However Q1 food seems to remain in decline (This isn't surprising if not many new people are joining Er these days)
emphesis mine, RB

The next few points are dealing with Ireland

1. The price of Irish grain hit a low in December and peaked in January and is currently in gradual decline.

2. The price of Irish food has been relatively constant but declining. The price Q5 food seems to have declined rapidly and has hit a 60 day low.

3. Prices of Irish weapons appear to have peaked on the 17th of February, with the exception of Q1 which has been in constant decline. I guess it's connected to the NI war

4. Irish moving tickets peaked in late January, but have returned to their price seems to have returned to its original rate and there appears to be no fluctuation.

The graphs tell much

[weedabixxx]

With the war over in NI, will Pacifico Arms be making more of a profit then?

[Wandering Rian]

When the war was on, our net profit doubled.... as soon as it was over it went down.

War over NI is a clear economic boost for our weapons company.

[weedabixxx]

How can we replicate these market conditions? Simply with RW? Or is something more needed?

[Wandering Rian]

We need a fight that people can get enthused about. Northern Ireland is perfect for us... but there may be other things out there for us... and we can't do a RW because the developers in their infinite wisdom gave Northern Ireland to the Brits.

[danny]

Ah. So this did get some discussion going

[weedabixxx]

Lol the first time I tried moving to N Ireland was a nightmare. I ended up in NE Ireland and couldnt understand what I had done wrong... They say u learn something new everyday