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Monday, 30 July 2012

July business report

Posted on 22:00 by Unknown
Flat-out on purpose. That could be the slogan for this month. In June I celebrated exponential growth. But in my "Blogging my profit away" post I wrote that now I'm more interested in limiting time than in increasing profit. I liquidated 1/3 of my existing list, closed off my PI planets and stopped seeking new markets so aggressively. I simply doubt that there is any point pursuing more wealth after 100B. It's the price of a titan, the largest ship of the game. I could of course get several just because they look nice but there is no point. My focus is now sov-null.

Of course it does not mean abandonment of business, just cutting back hours. I have to accept that after 100B I am time-limited and business becomes a farming activity. A 5-800M/hour farming, but still. As you can see the average income of the last month was 1.68B/day, 50B/month. The bumps are made by someone reaching T5 in FW. I know it's not much of a post. But such is the cash-cow life. It can only change if competitors force me out of my current market, and I indeed see some competition since my last "blogging my profit away" post.

PS: I finally went to null to see it with my own eyes. The system was EC-P8R and the picture shows the Torrinos gate:
Next time I'll go NPC null where I can actually dock. I created an unusual fit for my Buzzard (anyone surprised?), both rigs provide +20% MWD cycle time, so that one cycle of MWD catapult me much closer to the bubble edge.


Tuesday morning report: 123.3B (2.5B spent on main accounts, 1.9 spent on Logi/Carrier, 1.5 on Ragnarok, 1.1 on Rorqual, 1.4 on Nyx, 1.3 on Avatar, 2.6B received as gift).
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