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  1. Horse Trading Formula

    Updated with food and trade goods:

    ProductMax Buy PriceMin Sell Price
    Battanian Pony6094
    Battanian Warmount537740
    Beer67105
    Butter3150
    Cheese5283
    Clay2133
    Cotton66107
    Cow183278
    Dates63103
    Desert Horse135210
    Fish1525
    Flax1118
    Fur128196
    Grain1524
    Grapes2637
    Hardwood2033
    Hides73111
    Hog3860
    Imperial Charge311430
    Iron60108
    Leather197269
    Linen76121
    Meat3554
    Midlands Palfrey98153
    Mule108179
    Oil130196
    Old Work Horse1832
    Olives4368
    Pottery109152
    Saddle Horse101158
    Salt3453
    Sheep62102
    Silver Ore108194
    Steppe Horse105163
    Steppe Warhorse631868
    Sturgian Hunter715984
    Sturgian Trotter80126
    Sumpter Horse101167
    Tools106155
    Vlandian Courser656903
    Wine87138
    Wool3962
  2. What is a Trade Good?

    What constitutes a Trade Good when it comes to the Whole Seller perk in Trading?
  3. Horse Trading Formula

    Here are my results. As long as you always buy under the Max Buy Price and sell over the Min Sell price you will always make a profit. Hopefully this is helpful.

    AnimalMax Buy PriceMin Sell Price
    Aserai Horse1195.751631.5
    Battanian Pony59.7593.5
    Battanian Warmount536.5740
    Cow182.5278
    Desert Horse135.25209.5
    Hog37.560
    Imperial Charge310.5430
    Midlands Palfrey97.75152.5
    Mule108179
    Old Work Horse1832
    Saddle Horse101.25157.5
    Sheep61.75101.5
    Steppe Horse105163
    Steppe Warhorse630.5868
    Sturgian Hunter715.25983.5
    Sturgian Trotter80.25125.5
    Sumpter Horse100.5167
    Vlandian Courser655.75902.5
  4. Horse Trading Formula

    I was thinking about a way to trade horses without having to rely on the Green-Yellow-Red system that Bannerlord uses. I don't like it and have seen instances of it contradicting itself. So, I thought if I can capture price data from the game and make a formula I can make a price list. This...
  5. Trading and making a profit.

    Green on your side means you'll make a good price. Green on town side it's cheap to buy.

    Red on your side means you'll make a loss. Red on town side it's overpriced.

    Thanks man!
  6. Trading and making a profit.

    What sabatonsky posted is half right. Buy when it's green, sell when it's red. If you notice, green price amounts are always low, while red prices are always high. So if you buy it when it's green, that means you're paying less than what it's "normally" at, normal being that yellow / orange-ish color. Red prices mean they're higher at that place than the market average, meaning you should sell it there. I can't speak confidently about the whole seller perk, but if you hover over the item the money amount shows up with those colors, and that's how you should decide where to sell / buy. Horses and livestock don't have those colors applied for some reason, so you just have to remember what you paid and try to sell at higher amounts.

    "Buy when it's green, sell when it's red." Buy it when it's green on the seller's side? Or my side? Sell it if it's red on they're side or my side? That's the part no one ever tells me. Let me be very specific so I get a precise answer:

    When it's green on my side does that mean I sell it? And if it's red on my side does that mean I don't sell it? When it's green on the sellers side do I buy it or sell it? When it's red on the seller's side do I buy it or sell it?

    Please answer the above questions to make the answer clear. Too many people just say buy when it's green, but don't say green on which side.

    Thank you.
  7. Trading and making a profit.

    I have a question about trading. When I'm selling to a town/city/caravan how do I know what the good deals are? I have the Whole Seller perk and prices show up as green, yellow, and red on both sides of the trade window. Does green on my side mean I should sell that product to them? And...
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