What hapend to gas in france on R2

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 19.09.2009, 20:55

What hapend to gas in france on R2, its average price has jumped to 120 and normal is 65?

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 20.09.2009, 08:28

somebody just increased price like crazy

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 20.09.2009, 10:01

someone needed gas,
bought all the low priced from the market...

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 20.09.2009, 10:23

He means the shop price.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 20.09.2009, 14:38

there has been a move to push up the shop price for a few weeks already and it has obviously been working...

Its started in Germany also... keep watching...

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 20.09.2009, 20:10

nice,
i will push up my prices too then
I was thinking if some big shops was shout down, becorse i saw a low surply in france.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 20.09.2009, 20:17

well if you raise prices everyone has profits
like i am doing in R1 i am pushing prices like crazy selling at 70+q

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 20.09.2009, 23:25

In realm 2 Germany, selling Q20-30 gas, Q+50 is close to optimal profitability but Q+60 is okay if you need to stretch your supply.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 21.09.2009, 04:20

DOes this mean that if I sold 100 gas Q10 for 20c in 24 hours before (example), then now I can sell it for a higher price in the same time?

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 21.09.2009, 04:28

nikhilm92 wrote:DOes this mean that if I sold 100 gas Q10 for 20c in 24 hours before (example), then now I can sell it for a higher price in the same time?

In Germany, you might set the price to sell a full shelf in 36 hours, which, for Q10, might be something like 55.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 21.09.2009, 06:06

depends no how much you sell on market
if you control like 15-20%of market you can get prices higher
if you are little you cant push prices so much

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 21.09.2009, 07:25

warrior1993 wrote:depends no how much you sell on market
if you control like 15-20%of market you can get prices higher
if you are little you cant push prices so much

I've never tried to affect NPC pricing, I just take what he offers. Right now in Germany gas stations, Q+50 is close to optimal pricing for profitability for Q20-30 gas.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 21.09.2009, 12:21

Yeah, but if you have stations that can sell, say, 25M gas a day.... then you can set the price for like 80+Q, drop in Q30 gas and watch the gas price rise...

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 21.09.2009, 15:16

sirsloop wrote:Yeah, but if you have stations that can sell, say, 25M gas a day.... then you can set the price for like 80+Q, drop in Q30 gas and watch the gas price rise...

I agree with this... I am currently selling Q12 GAS FOR 68 IN 48 HOURS...fully advertised...

Basically it does not matter what quality or price you put it to... there is 2 ways to push up prices...

1- if you have allot of cash and don't need to sell every day you make your shelves full of gas... any Quality... then you set your price up until a full rack sells in 48 hours more or less... this way you are helping us to push the market up and you are making serious profits... not optimum speed for profit but you will help to get the optimum level up...

2- if you don't have allot of cash flow you fill your station half full of any quality.... then you set your price again to sell all in 24 hours... you will get to more or less the same price...(obviously higher Q will give you a higher selling price...)

this is very simplified but basically you are helping us condition the NPC population in the different country's to get use to paying more for gas... and after a while you will see the price you set to sell your gas in 48 or 24 hours will actually go up... then you know we are wining the battle..

Many of you know this... I explained for the newer guys sake...

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 21.09.2009, 16:08

nikhilm92 wrote:DOes this mean that if I sold 100 gas Q10 for 20c in 24 hours before (example), then now I can sell it for a higher price in the same time?

In short: yes.