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You are right, it is possible it just takes a lot of insight and effort. I cannot speak for the other teams, but as a person on your list I can only explain how I got the money to start trading.

1) In my startup team was a player that I sold for 200k ish (2573737).
2) I made a spreadsheet calculating which combination of skills would be best for my team and thus most profitable.
3)I found out that you can buy players on weekdays for half the price you pay for them in weekends
4)I observed the market for a few weeks while making enough money on selling trained players e.g. (2347489) and thus keeping at least 200k in stock.
5) After I understood the market, I started buying improvements to my team and sold of my old team members for a profit using minimum prices.

I don't know if there was anyone who wanted to know how it worked, but just in case, this is how i became daytrader.

Now I mainly trade to cover my weekly costs as I'm not even close to filling my stadium and the 70k+40k a week in salaries does a lot of damage to your budget.

Hope it gave you all some insight,

Happy holidays,

Floppzzy

I assume? I don't think any team in the NBBA has salaries over 90k/wk and you're paying 110/wk?

I'm paying $79K/week

$84501 a week salary
II.4 USA
18 players

i clearly was misinformed.. i'll admit that.

51k and change for 10 players...
Jap.I

yep, just over 84k with 12 players

Certainly teams in Real Life bring in players on short term needs. However I dont think ANY pro team would be buy/sell 20 players a week (much less in a day).
if team management did that it would have an awful effect on the front office to actually MANAGE the team. also the fans would become really confused and not attend.
SO, I agree that the recently instituted TAX is not a bad idea (however the first 1 or 2 trades a month should have minimal tax)
But to really hit the day traders in the knees would be the a 10% DECREASE in attendance for every player bought in a month over a threshold (maybe 5 a month ?)
anyway, with the tax and a decrease in attendance, maybe it would make it less attractive to "day trade"

is that a christmas joke?? drop in attendence... first you complain DT is not real.. then you suggest something even more ridiculous to cure it....

this thread has covered all options and im sure in time we will see a more structured transfer policy....

drop in attendence............. ho ho ho!!