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So there was a thread that I (and I'm sure others) particularly enjoy a month or two back that has since gone active called Market Trends. I attempted to message Athanasios regarding the continuation of that thread but received no response and I believe him and his nation have sadly gone inactive. As such I believe the legacy of the idea behind that thread should continue and hope to put forth a similarly designed one here, and now that we have entered a new year I thought this an opportune time to start. I intend to update this thread daily on the prices of market goods (though this may change to every other day or some other interval) and perhaps have a weekly or bi-weekly detailed sum up. I have put some thought into this and have a few ideas I plan to implement in the future but I am very open to suggestions or thoughts so feel free to share if you have any ideas to make this better, or really anything. Anyway hopefully some of you can find this helpful :).

 

Daily Prices 1/10/15

 

Market Index: $10,092 (0) - (100%)

1) Uranium $2,251 (0) - (100%)

2) Aluminum $1,294 (0) - (100%)

3) Steel $1,247 (0) - (100%)

4) Gasoline $1,117 (0) - (100%)

5) Bauxite $1,076 (0) - (100%)

6) Coal $756 (0) - (100%)

7) Iron $693 (0) - (100%)

8) Munitions $583 (0) - (100%)

9) Oil $510 (0) - (100%)

10) Lead $452 (0) - (100%)

11) Food $113 (0) - (100%)

 

Average Prices for 2015

 

Market Index: $9,774 (0) - (100%)

1) Uranium $2,124 (0) - (100%)

2) Aluminum $1,263 (0) - (100%)

3) Steel $1,215 (0) - (100%)

4) Bauxite $1,071 (0) - (100%)

5) Gasoline $1,035 (0) - (100%)

6) Coal $804 (0) - (100%)

7) Iron $659 (0) - (100%)

8) Munitions $562 (0) - (100%)

9) Oil $470 (0) - (100%)

10) Lead $453 (0) - (100%)

11) Food $119 (0) - (100%)

 

 

Notes

  • All resources on the market are currently exceeding the 2015 average except for Food, Lead and Coal.
  • Market Index was 9,239 on January 1st, and has jumped over $800 since.
  • There are three raw resources currently priced higher than the manufactured resource Munitions.

 

 

 

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Daily Prices 1/11/15


 


Market Index: $10,451 (359) --- (103.6%)


1) Uranium $2,289 (38) --- (101.7%)


2) Aluminum $1,319 (25) --- (101.9%)


3) Steel $1,274 (27) --- (102.2%)


4) Gasoline $1.192 (75) --- (106.7%)


5) Bauxite $1,095 (19) --- (101.8%)


6) Coal $763 (7) --- (100.9%)


7) Iron $745 (52) --- (107.5%)


8) Munitions $593 (10) --- (101.7%)


9) Oil $545 (35) --- (106.9%)


10) Lead $526 (74) --- (116.4%)


11) Food $110 (-3) --- (97.4%)


 


Notes


  • Market Index rose by a whopping $359 continuing the trend of growth thus far in 2015
  • Every resource on the market had prices increase except for that of Food which posted a minor loss.
  • Gasoline posted the highest increase ($75) while lead had the highest percentage increase (116.4%)
  • No resources traded places today.
  • The market seems to be on a slow but hopefully steady recovery after the last major war. Raw goods remain relatively high and manufactured goods seem to be slowly climbing. It remains to be when the recovery will level out and at what prices things will begin to settle on, if they settle.
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congrats on reviving the market it was sad to see him go a few months ago keep it up

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Daily Prices 1/12/15


Market Index: $11,350 (899) --- (108.6%)

1) Uranium: $2,404 (115) --- (105.0%)

2) Steel: $1,525 (251) --- (119.7%)

3) Gasoline: $1,460 (268) --- (122.5%)

4) Aluminum: $1,382 (63) --- (104.8%)

5) Bauxite: $1,118 (23) --- (102.1%)

6) Coal: $754 (-9) --- (98.8%)

7) Iron: $748 (3) --- (100.4%)

8) Munitions: $689 (96) --- (116.2%)

9) Lead: $567 (41) --- (107.8%)

10) Oil: $563 (18) --- (103.3%)

11) Food: $140 (30) --- (127.3%)


Notes

  • Lead overtakes Oil for the #9 spot.
  • Steel and Gasoline each jump one spot to #2 and #3 respectively while Aluminum loses two spots.
  • Market index has a great day and increases by nearly $900, mostly in manufactured goods.
  • Steel has the highest increase in value today with $268 and Food has the highest percent increase with 127.3%
  • The increase in manufactured goods could be partly a result of an actual recovery but also likely have to do with a few conflicts or perhaps increased wartime preparations.

Guild Master's Notes:

I just wanted a quick aside to say thank you all for the support thus far. I am doing a bit of travelling IRL until Saturday and as a result I may miss a day here or there. If I do miss a few days I will post them when I get back. Also: if anyone has any tips as to getting data from an excel table into a nice text file to which I can copypasta it here I would greatly appreciate it, because doing this by hand is lame and I'm a VBA noob :P. Anyway thanks folks! Edited by Jean Parisot
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Daily Prices 1/13/15


 


Market Index: $11,980 (630) --- (105.6%)


1) Uranium: $2,488 (84) --- (103.5%)


2) Gasoline: $1,797 (337) --- (123.1%)


3) Steel: $1,544 (19) --- (101.2%)


4) Aluminum: $1,515 (133) --- (109.6%)


5) Bauxite $1,118 (0) --- (100.0%)


6) Coal: $776 (22) --- (102.9%)


7) Iron: $755 (7) --- (100.9%)


8) Munitions $672 (-17) --- (97.5%)


9) Lead: $620 (53) --- (109.3%)


10) Oil $563 (0) --- (100.0%)


11) Food $132 (-8) --- (94.3%)


 


Notes


  • The Market Index posted another strong day today, gaining $630.
  • Gasoline posts the strongest total gain today ($337) and overtakes Steel for the #2 spot.
  • Gasoline also had the highest percentage increase with 123.1%.
  • Munitions posted the largest drop (-$17) despite other war/manufactured goods posting strong prices.
  • Raw resources seem to be remaining at relatively high levels and manufactured goods have returned to a point where they may be stable in the future, however since the rise occurred very quickly they may also be prone to sudden drops in price.
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A change that I would suggest would be to rank each resource not by its price on the market, but by the income to the producer. What I mean is that uranium will almost always be #1, and food will almost always be #11. It'd me more interesting to see just how much a seller is making when you consider the upkeep for the improvements required.

 

A possible flaw in that, I guess, would be that some producers buy the raw resource from the market. I dunno, but I'm interested in hearing input/changes to this suggestion.

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A change that I would suggest would be to rank each resource not by its price on the market, but by the income to the producer. What I mean is that uranium will almost always be #1, and food will almost always be #11. It'd me more interesting to see just how much a seller is making when you consider the upkeep for the improvements required.

 

A possible flaw in that, I guess, would be that some producers buy the raw resource from the market. I dunno, but I'm interested in hearing input/changes to this suggestion.

The fact that some people buy the raw materials instead of producing them shouldn't matter, but the fact that there is no uniform cost to produce food is a major problem with this suggestion.

 

It works for the rest of them, though.

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The fact that some people buy the raw materials instead of producing them shouldn't matter, but the fact that there is no uniform cost to produce food is a major problem with this suggestion.

 

It works for the rest of them, though.

Ah, indeed. I had not considered that.
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Thanks for the input guys! I could potentially do that, although it would be tricky to figure out exactly what it costs to produce each resource. On the base level calculating how what you need for improvement upkeep isn't bad for the actual resource-producing improvement. However taking it further would be difficult, figuring out what it costs to power that improvement as well as keeping that power plant operating and/or buying raw resources in order to produce manufactured ones. 

 

In the mean time, one of the things I was planning on implementing in the short term is a basic daily difference in price between raw resources and their corresponding manufactured resource which will then be tracked day-to-day. I know that's a pretty simply, but being able to track it might lead to interesting results. 

 

Also: don't have enough time to update this tonight so there will be two tomorrow :), and thanks again for the input.

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Daily Prices: 1/14/15


 


Market Index: $11,551(-429) --- (96.4%)


1) Uranium: $2,468 (-20) --- (99.2%)


2) Gasoline: $1,632 (-165) --- (90.8%)


3) Aluminum: $1,461 (-54) --- (96.4%)


4) Steel: $1,457 (-87) --- (94.4%)


5) Bauxite: $1,123 (5) --- (100.4%)


6) Coal: $767 (-9) --- (98.8%)


7) Iron: $748 (-7) --- (99.1%)


8) Lead: $624 (4) --- (100.6%)


9) Munitions: $621 (-51) --- (92.4%)


10) Oil: $533 (-30) --- (94.7%)


11) Food: $117 (-15) --- (88.6%)


 


Notes:


  • The market had a rough day on the 14th thanks to all but 2 resources dropping in price.
  • Bauxite had the highest price gain with $5 and Lead had the highest percentage gain with 100.6%
  • Gasoline had the largest drop in price (-165) and Food dropped by the highest percentage (88.6%)
  • Minor drops in most raw resources and fairly large drops in manufactured resources caused drop in market Index Value today.
  • We may be seeing some fallout from the relative quick jump in prices in manufactured goods from the last week or so.
  • Lead overtook its product Munitions for the 8th spot.
  • Aluminum and Steel also swapped positions and are now 3rd and 4th respectively
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Daily Prices: 1/15/15


 


Market Index: $11,191(-360) --- (96.9%)


1) Uranium: $2,417 (-51) --- (97.9%)


2) Gasoline: $1,487 (-145) --- (91.1%)


3) Steel: $1,417 (-40) --- (97.3%)


4) Aluminum: $1,394 (-67) --- (95.4%)


5) Bauxite: $1,128 (5) --- (100.4%)


6) Coal: $765 (-2) --- (99.7%)


7) Iron: $719 (-29) --- (96.1%)


8) Lead: $632 (8) --- (101.3%)


9) Munitions: $632 (11) --- (101.8%)


10) Oil: $485 (-48) --- (91.%)


11) Food: $115 (-2) --- (98.3%)


 


Notes:


  • The Market Index fell again today, this time for a slightly less -$360.
  • Gasoline took the lowest plunge today, dropping $145, while Oil barely nudged Gasoline out for the lowest percentage drop, posting a 91.0%.
  • Steel once again took back the #3 spot from Aluminum.
  • Lead remains more expensive than munitions. Bad time to be a Munitions producer!
  • Lead has been increasing in price for 5 consecutive days!
  • Despite recent drops the overall Market Index remains higher than pre-1/10/15 levels and also higher than in the market drop in the aftermath of the December hostilities so this may only be a temporary drop or perhaps the market stabilizing in the wake of a the quick price increases we saw earlier in the week.
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Daily Prices: 1/16/15


 


Market Index: $11,040 (-151) --- (98.7%)


1) Uranium: $2,393 (-24) --- (99.%)


2) Gasoline: $1,440 (-47) --- (96.8%)


3) Steel: $1,412 (-5) --- (99.6%)


4) Aluminum: $1,355 (-39) --- (97.2%)


5) Bauxite: $1,118 (-10) --- (99.1%)


6) Coal: $758 (-7) --- (99.1%)


7) Iron: $713 (-6) --- (99.2%)


8) Lead: $641 (9) --- (101.4%)


9) Munitions: $627 (-5) --- (99.2%)


10) Oil: $469 (-16) --- (96.7%)


11) Food: $114 (-1) --- (99.1%)


 


Notes:


  • The Market Index continued its fall however only by about half of what it dropped the previous day.
  • The only resource to increase in value was lead which is on a 6 day moderate but steady growth streak.
  • Gasoline took the hardest hit today, losing $47 and Oil dropped by the highest percentage, 96.7%.
  • All raw resources save Lead had minor price drops while manufactured resources continued to drop at a slightly faster rate.
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Daily Prices 1/17/15


Market Index: $11,054 (14) --- (100.1%)

1) Uranium: $2,373 (-20) --- (99.2%)

2) Steel: $1,424 (12) --- (100.8%)

3) Aluminum: $1,385 (30) --- (102.2%)

4) Gasoline: $1,331 (-109) --- (92.4%)

5) Bauxite: $1,096 (-22) --- (98.%)

6) Coal: $797 (39) --- (105.1%)

7) Iron: $694 (-19) --- (97.3%)

8) Munitions: $693 (66) --- (110.5%)

9) Lead: $647 (6) --- (100.9%)

10) Oil: $504 (35) --- (107.5%)

11) Food: $110 (-4) --- (96.5%)


Daily Price Notes

  • For the first time in 3 days the Market Index actually increased today, gaining $14.
  • Munitions had the highest increase in value ($66) and percentage (110.5%).
  • Gasoline had the biggest drop in price (-$109) and percentage as well (92.4%).
  • Food is on a 5 day price skid.
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2015 Average Prices as of 1/17/15


Market Index: $10,374 (580) --- (105.9%)

1) Uranium: $2,239 (115) --- (105.4%)

2) Aluminum: $1,320 (57) --- (104.5%)

3) Steel: $1,306 (91) --- (107.5%)

4) Gasoline: $1,217 (164) --- (115.6%)

5) Bauxite: $1,088 (17) --- (101.6%)

6) Coal: $789 (-15) --- (98.1%)

7) Iron: $689 (30) --- (104.6%)

8) Munitions: $597 (35) --- (106.2%)

9) Lead: $517 (64) --- (114.1%)

10) Oil: $492 (22) --- (104.7%)

11) Food: $119 (0) --- (100.%)


Average Notes

  • Today's averages have been compared to those recorded on 1/10/15. I intend to record and write these stats once a week.
  • Despite the losses of the past four days, this week's prices were still able to bring every resource an increase in value except for coal.
  • Despite the skid today, Gasoline gained the highest in average value ($164) as well as the highest percent increase (115.6%)
  • Nearly every resource is currently valued above the average so far in 2015.
  • Steel took the 3rd spot from Gasoline and Lead took the 9th spot from Oil this week.
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Daily Prices 1/18/15


Market Index: $11,051 (-3) --- (100.0%)

1) Uranium: $2,353 (-20) --- (99.2%)

2) Aluminum: $1,440 (55) --- (104.%)

3) Steel: $1,381 (-43) --- (97.0%)

4) Gasoline: $1,281 (-50) --- (96.2%)

5) Bauxite: $1,075 (-21) --- (98.1%)

6) Coal: $817 (20) --- (102.5%)

7) Munitions: $726 (33) --- (104.8%)

8) Iron: $696 (2) --- (100.3%)

9) Lead: $650 (3) --- (100.5%)

10) Oil: $519 (15) --- (103.0%)

11) Food: $113 (3) --- (102.7%)


Notes

  • The Market Index had a net total loss of -$3 today, nearly ending the recent downturn.
  • Aluminum had the highest total increase today ($55). Munitions had the highest percentage increase (104.8%).
  • Gasoline had the lowest drop in value today (-$50), as well as garnering the lowest percentage change (96.2%).
  • Food's loss streak ends at 5 days while Uranium and Gasoline both reach 5 consecutive days of loss in value.
  • Manufactured resources seem to still be prone to price changes while raw resources generally were more stable today.

Adjusted Resource Profit 1/18/15

 

1) Aluminum $893

2) Bauxite $808

3) Coal $750

4) Uranium $686

5) Steel $543

6) Lead $483

7) Gasoline $464

8) Oil $452

9) Iron $429

10) Munitions $176

 

Profit Notes

  • I wanted to demo this stat since a few people were looking for something like this, and as I may include it depending on feedback, so please feel free to comment either by responding in this thread of PM.
  • For raw resources this stat is the average market value (the value from the first table) minus the base production cost (i.e. the improvement upkeep per unit produced). This does not take into account production cost associated with power plants and resources need to power those plants for fairly obvious reasons.
  • For manufactured resources I took the average market value of the resource and subtracted the base production cost just like the raw resources. For the sake of making this usable to as many people as possible I then subtracted the base production cost of the raw resources needed to get the final statistic (basically meaning I took them at market value). So basically if you are producing your own raw resources to manufacture your net profit will be higher.
  • Again feel free to comment if this is useful or not or if you have any suggestions in tweaking this, I'd be happy to hear them. 
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Adjusted Resource Profit 1/18/15

 

1) Aluminum $893

2) Bauxite $808

3) Coal $750

4) Uranium $686

5) Steel $543

6) Lead $483

7) Gasoline $464

8) Oil $452

9) Iron $429

10) Munitions $176

 

Now that's what I'm talking about - awesome! :)
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Daily Prices 1/19/15


Market Index: $11,137 (86) --- (100.8%)

1) Uranium: $2,336 (-17) --- (99.3%)

2) Aluminum: $1,444 (4) --- (100.3%)

3) Steel: $1,442 (61) --- (104.4%)

4) Gasoline: $1,297 (16) --- (101.2%)

5) Bauxite: $1,070 (-5) --- (99.5%)

6) Coal: $812 (-5) --- (99.4%)

7) Munitions: $745 (19) --- (102.6%)

8) Iron: $690 (-6) --- (99.1%)

9) Lead: $669 (19) --- (102.9%)

10) Oil: $523 (4) --- (100.8%)

11) Food: $109 (-4) --- (96.5%)


Notes

  • The Market Index gained a net total of $86 today.
  • Steel had the highest total increase today ($61) as well as garnering the highest percentage increase (104.4%).
  • Uranium had the lowest drop in value today ($-17). Food had the lowest drop in percentage (96.5%).
  • Gasoline breaks it's loss streak today at five consecutive days
  • Market seems to finally be regaining it's steady climb after the shake-up of last week.

Adjusted Resource Profit 1/19/15

(0) - 1) Aluminum: $898

(0) - 2) Bauxite: $803

(0) - 3) Coal: $745

(0) - 4) Uranium: $669

(0) - 5) Steel: $608

(0) - 6) Lead: $502

(0) - 7) Gasoline: $478

(0) - 8) Oil: $456

(0) - 9) Iron: $423

(0) - 10) Munitions: $189

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Daily Prices: 1/20/15


Market Index: $11,243 (106) --- (101.%)

1) Uranium: $2,302 (-34) --- (98.5%)

2) Aluminum: $1,467 (23) --- (101.6%)

3) Steel: $1,451 (9) --- (100.6%)

4) Gasoline: $1,425 (128) --- (109.9%)

5) Bauxite: $1,066 (-4) --- (99.6%)

6) Coal: $786 (-26) --- (96.8%)

7) Munitions: $752 (7) --- (100.9%)

8) Lead: $665 (-4) --- (99.4%)

9) Iron: $662 (-28) --- (95.9%)

10) Oil: $549 (26) --- (105.%)

11) Food: $118 (9) --- (108.3%)


Notes

  • The Market Index gained a net total of $106 today.
  • Gasoline had the highest total increase today ($128) as well as garnering the highest percentage increase (109.9%).
  • Uranium had the lowest drop in value today (-$34). Iron had the lowest drop in percentage (95.9%).
  • Lead's price increase streak ended today at 9 days and Bauxite reaches a 5 day loss streak.

 

Adjusted Resource Profit: 1/20/15

(0) - 1) Aluminum: $923

(0) - 2) Bauxite: $799

(0) - 3) Coal: $719

(0) - 4) Uranium: $635

(0) - 5) Steel: $635

(1) - 6) Gasoline: $598

(-1) - 7) Lead: $498

(0) - 8) Oil: $482

(0) - 9) Iron: $395

(0) - 10) Munitions: $197

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Daily Prices: 1/21/15

Market Index: $10,468 (-775) --- (93.1%)

1) Uranium: $2,232 (-70) --- (97.%)

2) Aluminum: $1,364 (-103) --- (93.%)

3) Steel: $1,337 (-114) --- (92.1%)

4) Bauxite: $1,061 (-5) --- (99.5%)

5) Gasoline: $1,027 (-398) --- (72.1%)

6) Coal: $760 (-26) --- (96.7%)

7) Munitions: $723 (-29) --- (96.1%)

8) Lead: $678 (13) --- (102.%)

9) Iron: $639 (-23) --- (96.5%)

10) Oil: $550 (1) --- (100.2%)

11) Food: $97 (-21) --- (82.2%)


Notes

  • The Market Index had a net total loss of $-775 today.
  • Lead had the highest total increase today ($13) as well as garnering the highest percentage increase (102.%).
  • Gasoline had the lowest drop in value today ($-398) as well as garnering the lowest percentage change (72.1%).
  • Oil is on a 5 day price increase streak.
  • Spurred by a sudden and significant drop in gasoline prices the market had a bad day today. 
  • Gasoline dropped the most of any resource in one day currently on record in 2015.

Adjusted Resource Profit: 1/21/15

(0) - 1) Aluminum: $821

(0) - 2) Bauxite: $794

(0) - 3) Coal: $693

(0) - 4) Uranium: $565

(0) - 5) Steel: $537

(1) - 6) Lead: $511

(1) - 7) Oil: $483

(1) - 8) Iron: $372

(-3) - 9) Gasoline: $199

(0) - 10) Munitions: $164

 

Profit Notes

  • With the recent drop in gasoline prices Lead, Oil and Iron each take a spot as Gasoline loses three. 
  • Because profits for manufactured resources are calculated using the market prices for the raw goods they consume Oil is calculated as being more than double as profitable as it's manufactured product, gasoline. (In large part due to the relative closeness in price of oil and gasoline on the market. 
  • I may switch this category to a weekly update using the average weekly prices, as always feel free to chime in on the matter.
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Daily Prices: 01/22/2015

Market Index: $10,338 (-130) --- (98.8%)

1) Uranium: $2,191 (-41) --- (98.2%)

2) Aluminum: $1,335 (-29) --- (97.9%)

3) Steel: $1,310 (-27) --- (98.%)

4) Gasoline: $1,121 (94) --- (109.2%)

5) Bauxite: $1,024 (-37) --- (96.5%)

6) Coal: $708 (-52) --- (93.2%)

7) Munitions: $685 (-38) --- (94.7%)

8) Lead: $677 (-1) --- (99.9%)

9) Iron: $631 (-8) --- (98.7%)

10) Oil: $546 (-4) --- (99.3%)

11) Food: $110 (13) --- (113.4%)



Daily Price Notes

  • The Market Index had a net total loss of $-130 today.
  • Gasoline had the highest total increase today ($94). Food had the highest percentage increase (113.4%).
  • Coal had the lowest drop in value today ($-52) as well as garnering the lowest percentage change (93.2%).
  • Oil value increase streak ends at 5 days.
  • Gasoline recovered slightly from yesterday's dramatic drop however every other resource dropped in value (save food).
  • Uranium's price has continued it's slow but steady fall in value and is now at the lowest price since 1/6/15, over two weeks ago.

Adjusted Resource Profit: 01/22/2015

(0) - 1) Aluminum: $805

(0) - 2) Bauxite: $757

(0) - 3) Coal: $641

(1) - 4) Steel: $530

(-1) - 5) Uranium: $524

(0) - 6) Lead: $510

(0) - 7) Oil: $479

(0) - 8) Iron: $364

(0) - 9) Gasoline: $295

(0) - 10) Munitions: $126

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Daily Prices: 01/23/2015

Market Index: $10,440 (102) --- (101.%)

1) Uranium: $2,135 (-56) --- (97.4%)

2) Aluminum: $1,390 (55) --- (104.1%)

3) Steel: $1,351 (41) --- (103.1%)

4) Gasoline: $1,258 (137) --- (112.2%)

5) Bauxite: $1,003 (-21) --- (97.9%)

6) Munitions: $713 (28) --- (104.1%)

7) Coal: $690 (-18) --- (97.5%)

8) Lead: $673 (-4) --- (99.4%)

9) Iron: $635 (4) --- (100.6%)

10) Oil: $480 (-66) --- (87.9%)

11) Food: $112 (2) --- (101.8%)


Daily Price Notes

  • The Market Index gained a net total of $102 today.
  • Gasoline had the highest total increase today ($137) as well as garnering the highest percentage increase (112.2%).
  • Oil had the lowest drop in value today ($-66) as well as garnering the lowest percentage change (87.9%).
  • Uranium reaches a 10 day price loss streak.
  • Coal reaches a 5 day price loss streak.
  • Munitions overtakes Coal for the #6 spot, and while still the cheapest manufactured resource on the market it is slowly climbing above some of the raw resources.
  • Despite losses in every raw resource value (except for food) the market index was able to climb thanks to strong postings from manufactured goods.

Adjusted Resource Profit: 01/23/2015

(0) - 1) Aluminum: $867

(0) - 2) Bauxite: $736

(0) - 3) Coal: $623

(0) - 4) Steel: $576

(1) - 5) Lead: $506

(-1) - 6) Uranium: $468

(2) - 7) Gasoline: $454

(-1) - 8) Oil: $413

(-1) - 9) Iron: $368

(0) - 10) Munitions: $155


Profit Notes

  • Gasoline recovers two of the spots it lost in the last few days and moves to the #7 spot (making gasoline more profitable than oil once again).
  • Uranium, oil and iron all lose one spot each.
  • Lead moves into the #5 spot, overtaking uranium.
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