Sorry for missing posts the last two days. I have been really busy with life and couldn't even log on. I was buying and selling with the Mobile Ah (which needs to be rid of the 200 transactions a day limit >.<). Anywho, here is what I have written for today.
The auction house cut is 5% of the price your auction sold at (winning bid). So if I
sell my all of my glyphs at my threshold (29g99s99c), then the AH cut is 1g49s99c.
Meaning I will make 28g50s, plus my deposit of 1s. At 1.33 glyphs as a minimum per
stack of 20, or 4 glyphs per 3 stacks (I always buy herbs in an amount of stacks
divisible by 3), then for every 3 stacks of herbs I can get a minimum of 114g.
Which means that any stack of herbs that is more than 38g will result in a loss, at
the minimum glyph/stack ratio. Stacks that I buy at 28g50s will be a loss for the
first 3 glyphs (because of the cost of parchments) and profitable (although very
minimally) for the 4th glyph. 114 gold for a 25g profit is not that bad of a number
in the grand scheme of things, however. And that is at the bare minimum, assuming I
only get 2 pigments per mill and don't get any uncommon pigments. Considering the
odds for that happening are extremely low (no math on this however), I will
definitely be making a greater profit than 25g at those prices for herbs.I'm also
considering converting another character into a glyph bank, because of the sheer
volume of glyphs I sell. Have each of them manage 5 classes in the glyph system.
I think that'll be a project for this weekend. My friends and I all also started
new toons on a brand new server to cap at 70 for BC raiding. I'm going to try and
make a small fortune on that character as well in the weeks to come. If I find
interesting ways to make some cash, I will definitely post up on here for you all
to read.
Also, share with your friends! I'm going to try to update this regularly and
hope to get a small number of readers. I'm very good at math, and albeit this math
in today's post is very simple, I'm sure I will run into some more difficult math
down the road that I will share. Good day, and good luck in all of your endeavors!
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