Originally by: Gremrod

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Edited by: Gremrod on 07/02/2008 18:27:50
It allows you to import the market log files you can export in game.

Once you have the data imported you can find seller to buyer trade routes. Also lets you see the movement of items giving you a good look at where to place your manufactured items for sale and get the best price. You can see where to buy from seller (at low price) and move to a different location to put back in the market for a good profit.

Allows you to compare region data in a single window or in seprate windows. The UI mimics the Market tree and the seller and buyer grids. The difference is it allows you to see how many of the item was place on the market and if they ahve sold any at that price they placed them at.

You need to import the data for the items and regions over a period of a 4 days at least to get a look at the trending this application can expose. The reason for this is the fact that when anyone changes/modifies their order it resets the issued date and duration. During import EVEMarket leaves the issued date alone for all existing imported data. This way you can see some type of trending.

My corp has been using it and we ahve done pretty well with it. Example by reviewing the data for Hammerhead I drones I saw I could buy them from one region for 21K a piece and could move them to a region and put them back on the market for 80K. I knew this because I saw in another regions data someone was selling them at 100K a piece and I could see they were moving since I could see the issued date and the QTY. Entered and the QTY. left. I sold them for that price until I was under cut. I am still selling them for 64K a piece. Still triple what I bought them at.

Now with that said I have bought stuff that sells but they are not moving as fast as I thought they would, but hey its a market what can you do. :)

any other questions contact me in game or join the channel ISKMEDIC or just email me in game.

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