There are lots. At least one is bigger than most hisec hubs. And you don't think we all fly to Jita every time we need a ship do you? Tons of ISK to be made.

The biggest one is the smaller than hek, so no none are bigger than most hisec hubs, unless you mean the hi sec hubs that no one uses.

I was watching Sir Livingstones latest installment of his null sec tour and he mentions a station in nullsec which is classed as a null sec trade hub and that people should ship there and make bundles of profit...

At first this revelation was music to my ears, I do a lot of low sec running as it is for my current corp and trade activities... but then I started thinking more and more about it about how can a trade hub even exsist in null sec?

And while this one is on the over side of the galaxy to where I normally operate it got me wondering, are there any other trade hubs? and even if there was, how profitable can such a place be when, with no doubt there is probably little to no trade possible.

I would like to be proven wrong, and I have no qualms about running a bit of risk to make the extra ISK, but somehow I can't help but feel that nullsec trading is like walking into the worst part of town with your rolex watch on and your wallet stuffed with money sticking out of your back pocket while waving a 50 at the teller of the local macdonalds when there is probably little reason for you to be buying a meal from there in the first place.

All Null sec 'hubs' are regulated by Jita.
If a module sells for 600K in Jita it sells for slightly higher in the outpost hub.

The reason being simple. Even with NBSI and public access locked out they know their own members will harvest the markets for profit in Jita.

Null alliances are dog eat dog with no sense of duty or a mechanic to prevent contamination by meta gaming.

All Null sec 'hubs' are regulated by Jita.
If a module sells for 600K in Jita it sells for slightly higher in the outpost hub.

The reason being simple. Even with NBSI and public access locked out they know their own members will harvest the markets for profit in Jita.

Null alliances are dog eat dog with no sense of duty or a mechanic to prevent contamination by meta gaming.

you're really showing your market acumen here, thanks for pointing out that moving things via jump freighter is free

you're really showing your market acumen here, thanks for pointing out that moving things via jump freighter is free

K6 is so well stocked I am frequently shocked when I find modules no one really uses on the market. Many prices beat Jita as well.

Oh, and when TEST is not deployed, K6 tends to have a larger population (and better prices) than Dodixie.

Twist it some more.

Twist it how ever you want.

Now do us all a favor and go choke on your own vomit

All Null sec 'hubs' are regulated by Jita.
If a module sells for 600K in Jita it sells for slightly higher in the outpost hub.

The reason being simple. Even with NBSI and public access locked out they know their own members will harvest the markets for profit in Jita.

Null alliances are dog eat dog with no sense of duty or a mechanic to prevent contamination by meta gaming.

Tell that to TEST, you lose ISK on most modules when importing. Many TEST prices are below Jita. The reason for this is because TEST has been well stocked for ages, and there are huge stockpiles of goods competing with each other on their own market. Also, Nullsec PI results in PI goods going for nearly 25-30% below Jita prices. The reason you don't see tons of people abusing this and just shipping everything to highsec is because A) not everyone has a JF and B) hiring a JF cuts into profit margins.

I was watching Sir Livingstones latest installment of his null sec tour and he mentions a station in nullsec which is classed as a null sec trade hub and that people should ship there and make bundles of profit...

At first this revelation was music to my ears, I do a lot of low sec running as it is for my current corp and trade activities... but then I started thinking more and more about it about how can a trade hub even exsist in null sec?

And while this one is on the over side of the galaxy to where I normally operate it got me wondering, are there any other trade hubs? and even if there was, how profitable can such a place be when, with no doubt there is probably little to no trade possible.

I would like to be proven wrong, and I have no qualms about running a bit of risk to make the extra ISK, but somehow I can't help but feel that nullsec trading is like walking into the worst part of town with your rolex watch on and your wallet stuffed with money sticking out of your back pocket while waving a 50 at the teller of the local macdonalds when there is probably little reason for you to be buying a meal from there in the first place.

Alternatively you can join a renter corp

I think I threw up in my mouth a little.

Twist it some more.

Twist it how ever you want.

Now do us all a favor and go choke on your own vomit

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If the guy's an industrialist, it could accommodate his playstyle. No demands for CTAs, or day-to-day drama and political bullsh-t.

Now, now, I know you see the word "goon" and your eyes glaze over in a fit of rage, but that's no reason to demand that someone kill themselves with their own vomit. For shame.

The best and most interesting thing when it comes to trade in 0.0 is to go to alliance hubs in a cloaky (you can't dock but with trade skill you don't have to) you buy up all the cheap goods which they often stock for their members. Then you resell them at huge mark-ups.

You can make a huge amount of profit.

It makes them incredibly buttmad, it's great. I've been on Jabber in their industry rooms, all they seem to talk about is how buttmad they are at people who do this. It is honestly, maximum market griefing.

Warning:

They'll continue to try to restock, so you just have to buy those up to. Luckily you'll have help in taking the cheap stuff off the market by other people doing the same as you.

FYI, only the line members get mad at this. Those of us who actually stock the market count our profits and reseed. So, thanks I guess.

Thats freaking hilarious. has it ever occurred to the line members to send an EVEmail to their favorite indy with specific requests for items they want at the good prices that said indy makes?

I mean yeah it takes a little more effort to set up a contract, but guaranteed customers is guaranteed customers.

Edit: And it leaves the would-be market-warriors holding a bag of junk they probably only wanted for tear harvesting.

Yeah, it's done. Usually at corp level though, not alliance or coalition wide.

Yeah, it's done. Usually at corp level though, not alliance or coalition wide.

sucks if you're in a corp that doesn't accept Indys then, innit?

This. Alliance/Coalition wide indys are kind of rare for the purpose proposed. Corps will usually have someone who does a Jita run once in a while for stuff. Alliances, if well enough established and trusting, will do that as well. I had an indy in my nul alliance who got ridiculously good prices on command ships.

Thats freaking hilarious. has it ever occurred to the line members to send an EVEmail to their favorite indy with specific requests for items they want at the good prices that said indy makes?

I mean yeah it takes a little more effort to set up a contract, but guaranteed customers is guaranteed customers.

Edit: And it leaves the would-be market-warriors holding a bag of junk they probably only wanted for tear harvesting.

This. Alliance/Coalition wide indys are kind of rare for the purpose proposed. Corps will usually have someone who does a Jita run once in a while for stuff. Alliances, if well enough established and trusting, will do that as well. I had an indy in my nul alliance who got ridiculously good prices on command ships.

and if I had regular enough customers I'd do more with industrial.

But right now it's more of a hobby. Build ammo and sell when I want a chill day, or build a freighter when I want to be antisocial. but mostly building my own ships to pad my loss mail counts.

It's all dependant upon the size of the corp/ alliance.

If you're a small corp/ alliance living in null, you won't have the manpower to develop a large enough market to support industrial work in your systems.

It takes more than a handful of people to develop a local economy that is based on indy. Sometimes I feel like people who complain about the size of alliances in null don't grasp this. **** doesn't work with only a few hundred people, it requires thousands working in a secure area.

The GSF has corps that do nothing but indy work. The only people that need to rely enitrely on Jita are corps that don't have the personel resources to not to.

Sales were too fast.

No joke, I've watched 4 hours of serious logistics disappear within 5 min of a major fleet loss.

The first sentence says it all.

This is one of the reason many null guys want more people to come play in null with us, more customers.

"Telling the truth" is "twisting it"?

I'll never understand the logic of some people.


Now, now, I know you see the word "goon" and your eyes glaze over in a fit of rage, but that's no reason to demand that someone kill themselves with their own vomit. For shame.