Black ops, pirate BS, jump freighters, capitals, seems like everything on the market has decreased in value recently. Whats going on that I am missing?

My guess is that, with the moon-goo nerf and introduction of alchemy large nullsec blocs needed another source of income so they've turned to renting out space. Prices are down because more stuff is being made/mined in nullsec. The addition of lower end minerals to nullsec has also increased supply at the same time.

My vote is on large stock piles. That also seems to have an effect on mineral prices dropping. Less demand to build ships because of the stockpile. And ships are the major user of minerals.

I think we need more destruction to use of the stockpile!

Well at least I have a large stock pile I am trying to move.

Well the mineral requirement for Marauders & JF is minimal and Faction Battleships only require about 135m worth of minerals last I checked.

Marauders and JF have been explained (Moon Rebalancing) but for Faction BS the only explanation would be oversupply and therefore pricedrop. While this might be understandable for Minmatar ships at the moment it really does not explain pricedrop on the Machariel for example. Or did they make the BPCs lootable from the new exploration stuff?

Black ops, pirate BS, jump freighters, capitals, seems like everything on the market has decreased in value recently. Whats going on that I am missing?

EVE is in RECESSION... because GTA is *THAT* good.

How can we have ships dropping in value if there are so many isk faucets and inflation threads?

If we have isk faucets and inflation all you gotta do is buy ships and wait for them to go up in price. Isk inflation makes ships more expensive in isk terms over time. Did I get this one right?

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My guess is that, with the moon-goo nerf and introduction of alchemy large nullsec blocs needed another source of income so they've turned to renting out space. Prices are down because more stuff is being made/mined in nullsec. The addition of lower end minerals to nullsec has also increased supply at the same time.

How can we have ships dropping in value if there are so many isk faucets and inflation threads?

If we have isk faucets and inflation all you gotta do is buy ships and wait for them to go up in price. Isk inflation makes ships more expensive in isk terms over time. Did I get this one right?

Not empty quoting.

Here is more food for thought, as in it happened to me so why not others also.

Lets say you built several hundred or thousand different ships before retribution. Then for whatever reason you let your sub run out. Then resubed now or in the future and you are sitting on a large stock pile of ships you built at the old mineral cost before extra minerals were added to the blueprint.

Ok now you can enter the market and undercut all the current manufacturers because they can not sell new made ships at a profit at the price you can sell yours for at a profit. So you can win a price war but only until your stock is gone.

What I find interesting though is when I start a price war even 20+ jumps from Jita and sell at 20% less than the Jita price to win my local market price war then the Jita price soon followed my local price and the rest of eve followed suit. My local price war impacted the entire eve price. I assume that as soon as I run out the price will return to its original price point some 20% higher.
As I will not be able to make a profit either on new made ships at the price I am selling them for now.

By the way it was 3 days before the Jita price reacted to my local price so it was not an immediate response. But I truely did not expect Jita price to drop at all as I was some 20 Jumps away. Then within a day the rest of the trading hubs also droped.

If you are a trader in ships, IE you buy at Jita and move them out to remote hubs to resell then your cost basis is the Jita price and now you are stuck with inventory you can not sell at a profit but this is temporary IMHO.

So if this happened to me then I can certainly see others causing a similar effect.

P.S. I am not cornering the market in all ship types. I only have a handfull of ships types I built like this.

Here is more food for thought, as in it happened to me so why not others also.

Lets say you built several hundred or thousand different ships before retribution. Then for whatever reason you let your sub run out. Then resubed now or in the future and you are sitting on a large stock pile of ships you built at the old mineral cost before extra minerals were added to the blueprint.

Ok now you can enter the market and undercut all the current manufacturers because they can not sell new made ships at a profit at the price you can sell yours for at a profit. So you can win a price war but only until your stock is gone.

What I find interesting though is when I start a price war even 20+ jumps from Jita and sell at 20% less than the Jita price to win my local market price war then the Jita price soon followed my local price and the rest of eve followed suit. My local price war impacted the entire eve price. I assume that as soon as I run out the price will return to its original price point some 20% higher.
As I will not be able to make a profit either on new made ships at the price I am selling them for now.

By the way it was 3 days before the Jita price reacted to my local price so it was not an immediate response. But I truely did not expect Jita price to drop at all as I was some 20 Jumps away. Then within a day the rest of the trading hubs also droped.

If you are a trader in ships, IE you buy at Jita and move them out to remote hubs to resell then your cost basis is the Jita price and now you are stuck with inventory you can not sell at a profit but this is temporary IMHO.

So if this happened to me then I can certainly see others causing a similar effect.

P.S. I am not cornering the market in all ship types. I only have a handfull of ships types I built like this.

I don't know how big your operations are, but it is highly unlikely that you as an individual are having any effect on prices, especially not Jita prices.