the opposite of daytrading

[saintjo]

i recently sold an uneeded player for around 25000 dollars.

29 years, solid form, inadequate experience
Stamina: passable
Playmaking: inadequate
Winger: passable

It was a bit more than I expected to be honest with you. Then I notice a day later he is back on the transfer list in the new country for around 5k. Now would it make sense to buy him back for 5k-10k, then try to resell him again in the USA hoping to get 25k again?

[Masked]

Hmm, you sell a player at an inflated price to someone else, and then buy them back at market value.

You might not get a chance to resell him, since you might get locked out of your account for cheating.

I know that is not your intention, but those transfers would look mighty suspicious.

Edit to add: Don't try it. 10-15K is not worth it.

[saintjo]

yeah, i thought about that too. i dont know the guy, but it looks pretty darn suspicous.
oh well

[KevinNU7]

He probably had an injury at Winger and needed a replacement for an important league match. Now his orginal winger is healthy so he's selling the guy he bought to fill the hole. The price is lower because he jsut wants to make sure the guy sells and he doesn't have to list him twice.

[saintjo]

actually i sold the guy originally with a 1 week injury. and the guy is still with 1 week. i am pretty sure the guy is daytrading.