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[gewd]

Features

• Recipe profit table.
  
• Trading post news scanner.
  
• Supply and demand graphs.
  
• Tooltips
  
• Gem/Silver exchange rate.
  
• Black market Gold/$ exchange rate
  
• Item languages in German, French, and Spanish.
  
• Website languages in German, French, Spanish, Russian, and simplified Chinese.

http://www.guildwarstrade.com

Edited by gewd, 01 October 2012 - 07:17 AM.

[PadaOnie]

Neat, data loads damn fast and looks like data is updated every 5m (awesome). Sites a little plain, but that's not really a deal breaker.

[GrayGardner]

where did you find the black market info?

[gewd]

GrayGardner, on 23 September 2012 - 07:26 PM, said:

where did you find the black market info?

I am not willing to give out names and links because it would be advertising gold sellers.

It is an average of the 4 lowest prices scanned from reputable sources. The data is meant to be the best measurement of gold inflation because gold sellers will always find out the best way to farm gold first, and lack of gold sinks will be reflected there before any other measurement.

The link has already been banned from reddit.com/r/guildwars2 for even displaying this data.

Edited by gewd, 24 September 2012 - 07:59 PM.

[gewd]

Item names are now available in French, German, and Spanish.

[gewd]

2 more features are now available.

• Trading post news scanner.
  
• Recipe profit calculator (BETA)

[Imaginos]

recipe profit calculator. is it taking out the 15% transaction+listing fee?

[M1k3l]

Loving it! Bookmarked and THANKS!!!!!
I like the plain style. Sweet'n Simple

[gewd]

Imaginos, on 03 October 2012 - 07:13 AM, said:

recipe profit calculator. is it taking out the 15% transaction+listing fee?

Yes it takes into account the 14.5% fee. The sell price and ingredient buy price is calculated with an algorithm that is biased towards the sell price the larger the gap is when buying and biased towards the buy price when selling.

[Imaginos]

gewd, on 03 October 2012 - 08:20 PM, said:

Yes it takes into account the 14.5% fee. The sell price and ingredient buy price is calculated with an algorithm that is biased towards the sell price the larger the gap is when buying and biased towards the buy price when selling.

Ok probably needs refinement then. I checked a few jewelry prices and they were way off as to what kind of profit you'd make. An example was 66s profit on your page. The reality was a couple silver when buying all the ingredients.

I really like the idea behind this though as trying to manually figure what can be sold for profit is so tedious and time consuming.

Edited by Imaginos, 05 October 2012 - 12:24 AM.

[gewd]

Imaginos, on 05 October 2012 - 12:24 AM, said:

Ok probably needs refinement then. I checked a few jewelry prices and they were way off as to what kind of profit you'd make. An example was 66s profit on your page. The reality was a couple silver when buying all the ingredients.

I really like the idea behind this though as trying to manually figure what can be sold for profit is so tedious and time consuming.

I think the problem you probably had was that you were looking at the sell prices for buying individual ingredients. If the difference between the buy and sell price isn't very large, it is likely that you can get the ingredient for the highest buy order rather than the lowest sell price.

If we used the lowest sell price for the cost of every ingredient, I am fairly certain that no recipe would break even.

Edited by gewd, 05 October 2012 - 03:39 AM.