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Originally Posted by Unregistered

a few pages back is some extensive details about how "fast" (months) stocks are.

but the stockmarket boost is super crap. its 10 minutes no timers in stockmarket. but this is WAYYY to expensive for 50 GEMs, since the values change so slow. i think it is super NOT WORTH.

if it was permanently, i would happily pay 100 or even more gems for it, hell yeah ;-)
Unfortunately its only tiny ten minutes and thus super overpriced

Since I'm stuck at level 25 (doing the stock market thing), was wondering if there's a level of the daily achievements above level 12 for 5 gems.

Thanks.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Since I'm stuck at level 25 (doing the stock market thing), was wondering if there's a level of the daily achievements above level 12 for 5 gems.

Thanks.

i'm company lvl 39 and got 2000 click for 5 gems

Originally Posted by diavolo666

i'm company lvl 39 and got 2000 click for 5 gems

Ah, so the daily is the same rather than tiered. Thanks.

Damn... you could claim your last mission and girl after the event ended.. had I known I could have spent a hundred gems and probably gotten my 3rd girl. Ah well, at least we know that for next time.

Since I've been interested in the stock market method lately, I've done some math on exactly how long it would take using the various stock market methods. Assuming that you always buy at the 1/4 point and sell at the 3/4 point, the multiplier in profit from each of the commodities is as follows:

Coffee: 1.22x
Gold: 1.48x
Diamond: 2.25x

The various methods of stock market trading (measured in 1 hour cycles) are as below:

- 2x Gold: 2.18x
- 1x Diamond: 2.25x
- 6x Coffee: 3.33x
- Diamond, Coffee, Gold, Coffee: 4.95x

The Diamond > Coffee > Gold > Coffee rotation thus yields, by far, the best rewards. Assuming some inefficiency, so we only get a 4x multiplier instead of the 4.95x, we can calculate the amount of time it takes to go up 3 digits (3 after the exponential scale):

ln(1e3) / ln(4) = 4.95 hours

In other words, it takes 5 cycles of the Diamond > Coffee > Gold > Coffee rotation in order to increase your exponent/digits by 3, or 20 individual trades. 1e300 would take 500 cycles or 2000 trades normally, which is around 500 hours or 63 days if you trade for around 8 hours a day. Each 3 digits you start the trade with decreases this by 5 hours, so if you start trading stocks at 1e18, it will save you a total of 30 hours.

It's a considerable effort to max out the game by this method, and if you do achieve it, you deserve to win the game. Of course, you can actually spam speed ups in the stock market to make this quicker (and it does save a decent amount of effort despite only lasting 10 minutes).

That's surprisingly close to my calculations. The numbers that I use are:
Coffee 1.21
Gold 1.46
Diamonds 2.05

So clearly I am a little more relaxed with the buy/sell points. After playing the stock market for over a month, I just don't have the patience to wait for the perfect price.

Also, I use "D -> C -> G -> C -> repeat" only when I am not particularly busy with anything else. Most of the time, I just check the game every now and then and either "sell Diamonds/buy Gold" or the opposite. I do it way more than 8 hrs/day though (I am around my computer a lot).

It's a little disappointing that the levels max out at around e300 - this does not give enough shares to max the sign decoration. So far, I maxed one girl (#11, which is apparently the cheapest to max). I will try to see if it is possible to buy others past their maximum - by setting the buy option to "max levels to buy". This method allows to buy past multiple upgrade points without actually buying the upgrades. But I doubt it will work the same way here.

If someone has the maximum levels for all the girls, please post them. They are a little tricky because once you reach that level, the game does not tell you anywhere what that level actually is (which is really stupid). So I don't know what my girl 11 currently is, but I have a way to calculate it (Total level ups minus ten other girls levels).

Originally Posted by Slave Girl

Since I've been interested in the stock market method lately, I've done some math on exactly how long it would take using the various stock market methods. Assuming that you always buy at the 1/4 point and sell at the 3/4 point, the multiplier in profit from each of the commodities is as follows:

Coffee: 1.22x
Gold: 1.48x
Diamond: 2.25x

The various methods of stock market trading (measured in 1 hour cycles) are as below:

- 2x Gold: 2.18x
- 1x Diamond: 2.25x
- 6x Coffee: 3.33x
- Diamond, Coffee, Gold, Coffee: 4.95x

The Diamond > Coffee > Gold > Coffee rotation thus yields, by far, the best rewards. Assuming some inefficiency, so we only get a 4x multiplier instead of the 4.95x, we can calculate the amount of time it takes to go up 3 digits (3 after the exponential scale):

ln(1e3) / ln(4) = 4.95 hours

In other words, it takes 5 cycles of the Diamond > Coffee > Gold > Coffee rotation in order to increase your exponent/digits by 3, or 20 individual trades. 1e300 would take 500 cycles or 2000 trades normally, which is around 500 hours or 63 days if you trade for around 8 hours a day. Each 3 digits you start the trade with decreases this by 5 hours, so if you start trading stocks at 1e18, it will save you a total of 30 hours.

It's a considerable effort to max out the game by this method, and if you do achieve it, you deserve to win the game. Of course, you can actually spam speed ups in the stock market to make this quicker (and it does save a decent amount of effort despite only lasting 10 minutes).

Thank you for this nice post! Confirmation from actually doing it:

I sold my company in december after ~2.5 months of trading. At that point I reached 52% of the last stock trading achievement which is 5000 trades (5000*0.52 = 2600 trades). I might have done maybe 50 trades before the one long run (some of the level before company level 15 which i wanted to reach first because of chests needed some stocks to happen), to be save, lets asume 100. So in reality its even a bit worse than your estimation (as expected from the raw numbers with optimal trades).
Sometimes you miss a trade, and very raarely, some bad trades happen too (very few though).