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[Valid_Dark]

For anyone interested: Due to my now more expanded factory structure I dropped the prices on my desktop computer rapidly from 4,199$ to 3,499$.
Every citizen should be able to afford a pc so if you want the best (Q29) and cheapest PC available on the B2B market buy quick.



In other news: I expanded more than the market has deman for my pcs and I have over quantities - shit!
edit: though my price really is very low for B2B (and compared to import aswell) so if you're running any store that sells pcs go get them. Tell me if you need other Electronic Goods

THANKS!

Rabble rabble, I was gonna say I don't see them listed on the B2B, but turns out Ball beat me to it.
I'd be interested in buying any computers of yours,
Q29 or higher, for... $3,700 each
Let me know when you get some more produced

[BallC420]

For anyone interested: Due to my now more expanded factory structure I dropped the prices on my desktop computer rapidly from 4,199$ to 3,499$.
Every citizen should be able to afford a pc so if you want the best (Q29) and cheapest PC available on the B2B market buy quick.



In other news: I expanded more than the market has deman for my pcs and I have over quantities - shit!
edit: though my price really is very low for B2B (and compared to import aswell) so if you're running any store that sells pcs go get them. Tell me if you need other Electronic Goods

THANKS!

Rabble, I was gonna say I don't see them listed on the B2B
but I'd be interested in buying them
as many as you can produce

FYI, if you announce in the IRC channel, you'll probably get a quicker response (if we're not following the thread).

[mattie2009]

Question: How does one play this game and make a profit?

Abuse the unholy fuck out of the stock market
Sell base-tier goods (Tier 1 goods with no prerequisiets but electricity & water) on the b2b
Sell mid-tier goods to the robotizens for constant inflow

[TheCze]

How many computers would you guys need per day?

[Lord Allagon]

How many computers would you guys need per day?

I'd want some computers also. About 500.

[Mr. Palau]

I just bought 1M muffins at 25$ instead of 100,000. FML

[Valid_Dark]

How many computers would you guys need per day?

100 or 200

[Mr. Palau]

Quick question: If I own a majority share in a public company, am I allowed to use the B2B to direct funds to or away from the company? And the second part, if I keep the majority share, can I still get caught?

[MrWiggles]

Quick question: If I own a majority share in a public company, am I allowed to use the B2B to direct funds to or away from the company? And the second part, if I keep the majority share, can I still get caught?

Embezzle at your own peril.

[BallC420]

Quick question: If I own a majority share in a public company, am I allowed to use the B2B to direct funds to or away from the company? And the second part, if I keep the majority share, can I still get caught?

Putting money in is fine if it's from a private company. Taking money out is not to either a private or public.

[Goron]

Quick question: If I own a majority share in a public company, am I allowed to use the B2B to direct funds to or away from the company? And the second part, if I keep the majority share, can I still get caught?

Putting money in is fine if it's from a private company. Taking money out is not to either a private or public.

You can add or remove from a PRIVATE company at will. It is fine to take out of private. It is not fine to take out of (or even put into) a public company.
I take money from my private company(s) all the time.

[BallC420]

Quick question: If I own a majority share in a public company, am I allowed to use the B2B to direct funds to or away from the company? And the second part, if I keep the majority share, can I still get caught?

Putting money in is fine if it's from a private company. Taking money out is not to either a private or public.

You can add or remove from a PRIVATE company at will. It is fine to take out of private. It is not fine to take out of (or even put into) a public company.
I take money from my private company(s) all the time.

I've done flagged B2B transactions to transfer money INTO public companies from my private companies and have written confirmation from the dev that he's OK with it. It probably helps that all my companies are named similiar and don't change chairman ever.

[Goron]

I've done flagged B2B transactions to transfer money INTO public companies from my private companies and have written confirmation from the dev that he's OK with it. It probably helps that all my companies are named similiar and don't change chairman ever.

Well, I guess that makes a good bit of sense. Why would stockholders object to you giving the company money? As long as it was not stolen from a public company it really couldn't be bad... In fact, I wish the transfer money option was available to deposit into public companies you own stock in... Or, possibly some sort of cash advance functionality...

[Valid_Dark]

I regret selling all my lemon stocks,
I bought 1500001   shares of Lemon @ $3.79 each, for a total of    $5,684,233.08
                               then sold   @ $7.02 each for a total of   $10,525,703.20

bought last night, sold this morning, but I regret it , because now Lemon is trading at 19.52

and now there aren't any more shares for sale,


I'm investing heavily in the company "Haus of Gaga (Gaga)", it's trading at under $2 / share.

[rubyton]

I've done flagged B2B transactions to transfer money INTO public companies from my private companies and have written confirmation from the dev that he's OK with it. It probably helps that all my companies are named similiar and don't change chairman ever.

Well, I guess that makes a good bit of sense. Why would stockholders object to you giving the company money? As long as it was not stolen from a public company it really couldn't be bad... In fact, I wish the transfer money option was available to deposit into public companies you own stock in... Or, possibly some sort of cash advance functionality...

There used to be one, and it's called "issue more shares". Sadly releasing a half-finished function turned out to be a bad idea and so it won't be available until the ask/bid system is complete. Then you'll be able to release more shares and buy them up yourself, that is, until insider trading gets regulated.