I acknowledge that 500M could be a significant investment for someone new to the game, especially if they have not yet become comfortable in higher-earning Nullsec or Wormhole space. What that toon did have at hand is a pile of ISK, ships, and some PLEX that I handed over to this character, which has been the source of the initial 500M ISK investment in my trade fund. That previous character did not have a significant enough skill point total to be worth picking back up, and there are people who have my old toon on their contact lists who I would rather not interact with for personal reasons if they are still around. I flew at first with BRAVE, and then with some IRL friends in a lowsec pirate corp, then drifted away from the game due to loss of interest. At the time of this posting the trade alts have 487,199,463 ISK in wallets, 249,525,148 ISK in inventory (and due for a restock), -12,725,783 ISK in future sales tax on said inventory, for a total trade fund value of 723,998,828 ISK for an actual monthly return of 44.8%.įor the sake of transparency: although Lan Man the character entered New Eden in October 2022, I had played Eve previously ~10 years ago on another character for a period of 6-8 months.
13 puts this little project at the one month mark. (I don't know the exact formula the tooling uses to calculate this) 21, 2022, my two trade alts have 100,617,278 ISK in wallets, 479,816,650 ISK in inventory, and -35,890,285 ISK in future sales tax on said inventory, for a total trade fund value of 544,543,643 ISK and a projected monthly return of 37.7%. 13, 2022 with an investment of 500M ISK.Ī week in, as of Dec. Part 2 can be found in the same thread.Īs a benchmark for my performance over the past month, I started my trading fund on Dec. Fair warning, Cpt Bunny's guide is clearly out of date with regard to certain item names, but the core principles are functional and easily modified.Īlso a tip of the cap to Etienne Darmond for their E-UNI forum thread Notes on Trading part 1 which provides excellent advice on UI adjustments, useful insights on the market in Stacmon, hauling advice, and various sanity checks to ensure you don't lose ISK on bad orders, missed zeroes, and/or undershooting the buy market. I would also recommend Cpt Bunny's Trading Guide as I've based much of my own trading strategy on this guidance. To set expectations, I assume that you have a functional understanding of Eve's market and trade mechanics, equivalent to or having completed E-UNI's Intro to Trade class. Mentor Zolpidemz encouraged me to make this available to the Uni at large, so I hope other new(ish)bros might be able to borrow or learn from this approach. Through this effort I came across and incorporated several third party tools and snippets of advice into how I operate, none of which had been spelled out in a single place. Thank you all for the feedback going to give Mint a try.Įxcel and Google seems promising but need to find a template and the automation part.Hey folks! I recently began reading up on trade in Eve as a way to put my ISK-in-wallet to work generating more ISK. I am looking for automation where I would be able to connect accounts from different FIīe able to list assets (house, collections, etc)ĭont want any one calling me, althought I understand using a third party some one is looking at it.ĭon't really want to pay but if it was all I am looking for i don't mind. Would like to mention that I am in Canada (so from what I have seen this far Personal Capital doesn't work here). But I would like to use only 1 not multiple.
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I have looked at quite a few posts and have not been able to find anything that fits my needs as far as software goes, as for a spreadsheet I can maintain but to create it is bit more diffcult for me, but haven't found a good one either.īelow I will describe some of the features I am looking for, could be software base or googlesheets / excel spreadsheet. I having a really hard time choosing a net worth tracker suggestions will be greatly appreciated :).
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