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From: Flash

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Date: 3/30/2012 4:47:07 PM
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i think it really depends on how long you can stay on line, buying and selling players is still the fastest way to make money, market values change constantly - as a rule of thumb, prices generally become higher when playoffs are about to start and prices go lower when they are about to end.

training players can also be profitable, it can also yield good profit especially if you concentrate on one and two position
training but they take a lot of time to do, try to train allstar (potential) at the very least, they are easier to sell and look for 18 year old prospects if you want to do this - guards usually have higher value than big men so you have the right idea - if you really want to maximize your sale, i suggest training Outside defense they have tremendous value because they are very few in the transfer list

never spend on the draft what you cant afford 10k is the most i have spent a week on the draft! if you are looking for prospects count 3 days after the draft and you will see a lot of teams selling their draft picks, since you are new team, try selling most of your players and converting them to cash you will need a lot of cash to be competitive, good luck to you.

From: Fluff

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Date: 4/3/2012 3:52:47 PM
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id consider training 3 or 6 guys you start with while you take a look at the market for 18-21 year olds and see what is valuable and what is not. id go as low as training a "star" if they start on your team and are under 21.

you dont necessarily need to spend money on good looking 18 year olds to make money if that is your aim for now. its possible to buy a player (say 19 or 20 years old) with a low salary for 50k, train them for a season and sell them on for 400k+/-. while you do that you can get to grips with your finances and start investing in your arena.

i personally think 18 year olds are far too overpriced and that you can get some great 19 and 20 year olds to add value to.

if you want to train a player to keep for a while, again star potential is fine. My player Bukus was the first trainee i bought and is still with me as a bench player now.

scouting is a lottery and even when you think you have a winning draftee on paper, they turn up and they have holes in their game that will take a season to fix and that will make you want to cry! if you are coming in late consider saving any scouting points for next season or better still the cash to buy a draftee you can see properly!