this is a new feature for me to play with

I can't sell my stocks!

So I have to wait till tommorrow to spam it... OKay.

: P

I don't think that this was a very good idea. None of the stocks are increasing. Not enough people go to the business forum.

Well for those who have purchased stocks dont invest in their properties, they're going to be the ones losing out.

The idea is excellent, but like its been previously said. Its not a get rich over night setup. Time must be invested to see a profit.

hmmmmm i could be wrong since this was released i brought stocks one of the business is averaging 3 posts per day since then yet price is dropping, such as all shares are dropping none have risen.

Tho this is to early to get a jist of the MRSE in few days see if this trend sticks.

mnirem - If you bought stocks and you're not being a patron in those businesses, rather you're just waiting for the stock prices to go up, good luck on turning a profit. If you read the tutorial, perhaps you'll understand more on how the Stock Exchange works.

Recro - A business could get 27 replies a day, but if they're not 'substantial' posts by the evaluating game code, the price isn't going to change.

Very well, Thank you James.

Might I suggest that you increase the amount of stocks in a business based on how large it is? Like most companies, the bigger they grow, the more diluted their shares become.

how about just bringing stocks back period.

Mason I had the exact same question just phrased sufferer... Anubis had cleared this up for me quite cleary here is a copy of the mail for you to understand.

The MRSE is solely dependent on the users to stay alive. It's based on the threads in the business district for each city. In fact, a recent update made it so it only showed stocks available in your current city. For this reason, sometimes stocks die out and are no longer available for sale. It's up to our users to create a business that gets substantial replies and is active.

That's how to keep stocks alive.

But to answer your question, no, it's not "gone" per-say, just doesn't have any stocks available. -------------------------------------

:)

Phrased differently*