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How to say that, farming isn't something we do but it takes a perfect storm of conditions to make us even think about it. But there're a couple of situations that came up recently that basically required doing a little bit of actually getting our hands dirty.
They weren't our hands but someone did some farming. It pointed out that there is a really good way to tell when there is a huge hole in the market where supply is way below demand. The good part is that it's pretty easy to spot since the holes are huge on many servers.
We didn't do any farming at all but we have some folks around the guild and the family that tend to miss the finer points of Auction House domination, but they understand that if they go get a few stacks of something they can get paid.
Someone with wow gold makes the rules. It's been that way ever since the Magna Carta. That one document took most of the power away from those born into power by shifting the money and so the power to those who had some cash. Enough with the history lesson, let's get on to how you can take advantage of this with the whole force of more than 150 years of history behind you.
As usual, we buy low and sell high. It works best when you spread your offerings out over a lot of different types of things. For example, mats make up the majority of the profitable items anyway and only a pro should deal with Items – the market for those things is just too volatile.
You are making a grave mistake if you try to deal too much with Northrend stuff when it comes to mats. This sounds counter-intuitive but you think about it for a minute. Most folks who farm are going to do so at level 80, meaning that when enough of them are out there herbing and mining Sholazar that there is going to be a huge influx of high end mats into the market, thereby depressing the prices for those items.
Everyone wants to rush to get to level 80 and does not stop to farm along the way. The way you know exactly what to sell is to project what everyone in the market doing and then you do whatever they are not doing. Everyone wants 25 stacks of Titanium ore right now before the patch. When the patch hits, prices will triple, but there will be so much of it around that it will drop again rather sharply once all the Jewel-crafters get sick of prospecting at 15g a turn for those new rare epic gems that won't hold a price either if you know anything about the gems market.
So what we do is to make wow gold hand over first every day without having to rely on hoarding and market spikes is very simple. Instead of Titanium (which you think everyone wants) you need to control the Mithril and Thorium markets. Instead of Arctic fur, you need to ensure that you have a stranglehold on the Medium and light leather markets.
