Trading Goods Profit Table - Revision history

SandJ: "formulas" to "formulae" to see if this large page can be edited and saved.

2012-06-23T11:04:08Z

"formulas" to "formulae" to see if this large page can be edited and saved.

2012-06-06T15:30:30Z

added categories

2009-10-06T18:13:28Z

2009-10-06T18:09:17Z

I just calculated and typed in this table - NO. Luckily my computer can do the math I teach it...

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−	These numbers are based on the original Elite ~~formulas~~ from TXTELITE.C by [[Ian Bell]].	+	These numbers are based on the original Elite formulae from TXTELITE.C by [[Ian Bell]].

	* The relative profits (%) are good if you are low on credits, as it gives you the biggest deal per invested Credit.		* The relative profits (%) are good if you are low on credits, as it gives you the biggest deal per invested Credit.

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 These numbers are based on the original Elite formulas from TXTELITE.C by [[Ian Bell]].
-* The relative profits are good if you are low on credits, as it gives you the biggest deal per invested Credit.
+* The relative profits (%) are good if you are low on credits, as it gives you the biggest deal per invested Credit.
-* The absolute profits are good it you already have a well-filled war chest and all that counts is the maximum size of your cargo hold.
+* The absolute profits (/U = per Unit) are good it you already have a well-filled war chest and all that counts is the maximum size of your cargo hold.
 Only legal goods are listed. Illegal goods might give you better deals sometimes, but they are left out of list list deliberately.