(I'm contemplating keeping 20 of each in stock). I've decided to put all MoP enchants in the High demand category as they are still very current. I post all scrolls using a minimum of 150% crafting, and a normal price of max(300% crafting,TUJmarket).ДЇinally, the though part is to decide which reciepes to put into the high/low/notcrafted categories. I don't craft any of the Notcrafted items. I also setup a shopping list for items that are under 30%, 50%, 70%, 85% and 90% of the crafting cost (Vanilla, BC, WotLK, Cata, MoP). For MoP, I keep 10/3 of each of the high/low demand items in my inventory. For Vanilla, BC, WotLK, Cata I keep 3/1 of each craft of High/low demand in my inventory. In each subgroup, I have 3 subgroups (High demand, low demand, notCrafted). One alt is in charge of all Vanilla, BC and Wotlk crafting, and a second alt is in charge of the Cata and MoP crafts.Д¬oncerning Crafts, I've set up a Profession Group, in which I have a subgroup called enchanting, with 5 subgroups (Vanilla, BC, WotLK, Cata, MoP). I've also set up warehousing rules, and mailing rules to 2 alts.

However I don't bother with very large quantities of these mats. This allows me to snatch underpriced dusts and essences and resell at higher prices. I've setup an Auctioning action for all Vanilla enchanting mats for double of the avgbuy price. I've also checked the 'show higher than max price' checkbox, so that I see the prices of all enchanting mats. I've setup a shopping action for all Enchanting Mats, using 'avgbuy' as most of my enchant mats are bought, not disenchanted. In each subgroup I've added all the dusts, lesser and greater essences, small and large shards, and crystals that correspond to the given subgroup. First I created a group called Enchanting mats, with 5 sub-groups (Vanilla, BC, WotLK, Cata, MoP). I'm very satisfied with my current setup. I've finished setting up enchanting with TSM and with the enchanting changes from patch 5.4. In comparison a stack of Ghist iron ore/bars is worth (55/110g) The main advantage of converting all to titanium/living steel is also the fact that these are high value items per stack (1400g/ stack of 20 titanium and 10000g/ stack of 20 livingsteel) allowing higher absolute gains with much less posting time. I plan to sell all titanium bars in stacks of 20, undercutting competition, while keeping enough for my daily living steel CD. My plan is thus to buy all Ghost iron ore below 55g/stack, and all ghost iron bars below 110g per stack, and transmute to titanium bars. The crafting cost with my transmute spec alchemist is of 55g/1.2 = 46g and they sell very fast for over 70g each, a much better investment.ДЇinally, titanium bars can be converted into living steel (once daily), at a crafting cost of 330g/1.2 = 275g and sell at around 500g. Another use is to transmute titanium bars. However, competition is fierce, and rarely do bars sell for more than 120g per stack.

My crafting cost for bars is thus 110g per stack of 20. For example, I buy ghost iron ore below 55g/stack of 20. Prospecting is a long and painfull process, yielding all types of MoP gems.Д«ar conversion is fairly easy as you can automate the creation of 1000's of bars. Ghost Iron ore has 2 uses : Convert to bars, of prospect.

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