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2024.06.01 11:26 RamsinJacobRealty August 17th - The Real Estate industry is going to change dramatically for the consumers
For those who have been following the mass media headlines and don't have much experience with the real estate industry in CA, they assume:
- "Agents won't need to get paid anymore"
- "I can negotiate commissions"
- "I don't need an agent"
- "Agents won't be making 6%"
The list of claims from the novice public population goes on and on...
First and foremost, commissions have ALWAYS been negotiable. In all the new contracts coming to the state of CA, you will see this written repeatedly, so much that it will become embedded in your mind.
The NAR lawsuit, was nothing but a pure money grab by attorneys. Anyone with actual knowledge of the case and what's happening will tell you the same thing. Why do I say that? Well, for starters, the plaintiffs in the case all have a common theme - They signed a listing agreement. On those listing agreements/contracts are the terms, commissions, etc. We are all grown adults, if you cannot read the terms of a contract you are physically signing, that's a problem. If you cannot comprehend the terms of the contract you signed, that's a problem. If you don't agree with the terms and conditions of the contract you signed and you did not speak up to either question, counter or negotiate it, that's a problem. To then go an file a lawsuit because you did one or all of the above, is the definition of contradiction. That's what happened in the case. It was a quick open and close, attorneys saw the big dollar signs and moved it along without any proper defense from the defendants. When you sign an agreement/contract, you are acknowledging that you reviewed and accept EVERYTHING in that agreement/contract. There's no going back on an agreement, unless there's a specific term written into the agreement, likely would state an addendum would need to ratified by both parties to change anything.
So what's the results?
The ruling stated that the MLS needs to remove the buyer's agent co-operative compensation from the MLS. In Real Estate, specifically in California, you don't see 6% commissions, I've been in Real Estate nearly 10 years, do business in the Bay Area and LA, I've never or heard 6%. 5% has been the norm and commissions have ALWAYS been negotiable. The structure of commissions thus far have been the listing agent and seller agree on a commission that's compensated to the listing agent and to the buyer's agent - but the listing brokerage technically is collect the entire amount and distributing the buyer's agent commission to the buyer's brokerage at closing. So for instance:
- Listing Brokerage collects 5% from the sale of the property and offers 2.5% buyer's brokerage co-operative compensation. Very simple.
So now, that the buyer's brokerage co-operative compensation will not longer be a thing, the public thinks buyer's agents are suddenly going to be working for free or a very low amount. Real Estate agents are independent contractors, we don't make any money unless we close transactions, there's many fees involved which the public are unaware about & no, good agents are not focused on the dollar amount, they are focused on volume and doing right by their clients.
Sellers will still be able to compensate a buyer's agent, no one can tell a seller they can't. The structure of how it'll be processed slightly changes. There's various ways, which I won't go into in detail here and share my strategies since there may be other agents lurking here. These strategies, along with other new practices is what's going to separate the agents who stay in the business and the thousands who will be moving onto other endeavors.
Moving forward starting August 17th - Those buyers out there who don't commit to an agent and want to pull around multiple at a time, those days are done. One bad practice that majority of agents have is they never developed proper execution of the buyebroker representation agreement. Whether it be non-exclusive or exclusive, majority of agents never implemented it and the public didn't know anything else on how business is suppose to run. I sit on the minority side of agents who actually does implement the buyebrokerage agreement. August 17th, every single agent will have the specific policy that they need to sign agreements with every buyer they work with. Every buyer out there, before you can even go look at a house, you need to sign an agreement with an agent. A buyer won't be permitted to see a home without an agency agreement. This is all thanks to the lawsuit settlement.
This makes it more difficult for the buyers at the end of the day. Why? To begin with, a buyer needs to find an agent and commit to them. With the agreements that buyers will have to sign, there will specifically be a section regarding the compensation due to the buyer's agent. You as the buyer will technically be on the hook of that compensation to your buyer's agent, if the seller is not willing to compensate. There are various strategies here which a savvy and experienced Agent can ensure their buyer clients won't need to come out of pocket to compensate the buyer's agent for their services, again, these strategies is what's going to separate the majority of the agents from the ones at the top.
There's additional conversations and paperwork that needs to and will be made at every initial conversation between a buyer and their potential new agent. Along with listing agents and their sellers. The groups behind this change want to believe this creates more "transparency" in the Real Estate business. It actually does the opposite. It becomes a huge unknown and guessing game about compensation to agents from the buyer perspective and also sellers. Buyers will be going into the process unsure about whether or not they will need to end up paying their buyer's agent or will the seller be able to cover the fees from the proceeds. Sellers will not be sure about how much they can potentially be netting from the sell of the property, because a buyer's agent with the best offer could be requesting either a very high or standard commission. There's no improvement towards transparency in this. We're literally going backwards in the industry. This is what so many people just don't have any idea about.
The structure of commissions is just one area of change we are going to experience. Open houses will be different, every buyer will need to sign an acknowledgment document upon entry. Sellers may offer "concessions" - so that's the new word instead of "commissions". Literally the industry is going through technical changes with procedures and contracts which at the core does not improve anything for the consumers. I guarantee more people will feel frustrated and confused about buying or selling with these changes coming soon.
Again, commissions have ALWAYS been negotiable. Redfin has always had their low cost services, which don't produce good results, as a seller, you leave well over $100k on the table. As a buyer, you won't know what a great agent experience feels like. Along with those flat fee services, those are even worse. Attorneys are out there too, all they do is push paper along, that's it. They don't have a clue about Real Estate. All of those services have always been available, if they were any good, it would have taken over the industry a long time ago. Clearly, it's not. Just remember, like anything in life, you get what you pay for. Don't expect to have great service and low ball your agent. There's no sense to battle over 1% of agent fees, when the agent is going to be making your life easier throughout the process, negotiate on your behalf, cover all your bases to minimize potential legal troubles and provide the highest level of advisory. The great agents out there, are well worth what they request for compensation. For years, I've been negotiating deals for my buyers $100,000 - $250,000 below seller's desired prices on average. I jump through hoops of fire for my clients to serve them as best as possible, working around the clock, at all hours, matter of fact, it's currently 2:37am as I write this... And for my sellers, I have been negotiating sales on their property anywhere from $100,000 - $500,000 above their expectations (not list price, big difference, a list price is nothing but a marketing strategy, keep that in mind). I specialize with investments, have been doing this for nearly a decade. Time and time again, I've located deals for my investor clients/partners which literally no one else saw other than myself. I say that with full confidence, backed by facts. There's been many deals, sitting on the market, available for anyone to purchase, available to negotiate to the best of your ability and no one did so, no one saw it, other than myself. Which resulted in significant profits within a short amount of time. The ability to foresee the future value of a property in the market is not something anyone can do. The ability to envision a renovated property from a torn down home, is not common.
When you break it down, the agent fees are minuscule in comparison to what a great advisor is able to do.
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2024.06.01 10:52 ReportsStack Lithography Metrology Equipment Market Size, Key Trends & Projected Growth Report from 2024 to 2030
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2024.06.01 10:35 ReportsStack RF Signal Generators Market Size, Industry Trends & Growth Analysis from 2024 to 2030
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Shift towards Higher Frequency Bands: As wireless communication technologies continue to evolve, there is a growing demand for RF signal generators capable of operating at higher frequency bands, including millimeter-wave frequencies. This trend is driven by the need to support emerging applications such as 5G mmWave, automotive radar, and satellite communication systems.
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- Europe
- Asia Pacific
- Latin America
- Middle East & Africa
Key players in the global RF signal generators market include Keysight Technologies, Rohde & Schwarz, Anritsu, Agilent Technologies, and Tektronix. These companies engage in competition based on various factors such as product quality, pricing, features, and customer support. Keysight Technologies holds the leading position in the market, followed by Rohde & Schwarz and Anritsu. Renowned for their innovative capabilities and high-quality products, these companies offer an extensive range of solutions tailored to diverse customer needs. While these key players dominate the market, other competitors also exhibit strong competitiveness, contributing to the dynamic landscape of the RF signal generators market.
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Starfarer Gemini to Merchantman | 189 |
C2 Hercules to Carrack | 139 |
Valkyrie to Carrack | 169 |
Constellation Aquila to Orion | 219 |
Starfarer Gemini to Hull D Upgrade | 109 |
Constellation Andromeda to Hull C Upgrade | 139 |
Anvil Terrapin to Hull C Upgrade | 179 |
F7C-R Hornet Tracker to Constellation Taurus | 39 |
Corsair to 400i Warbond Edition | 12 |
Hull E to Polaris | 50 |
Ship Upgrades - Drake Kraken Conversion Kit | 799 |
PAINTS - PERSEUS - THUNDERCLOUD PAINT | 31 |
Stuff
Item | Price, $ |
CitizenCon 2951 Digital Goodies | 9 |
Gemini LH86 Pistol - Voyager edition | 6 |
Kruger P-72 Emerald | 105 |
RSI VENTURE PATHFINDER ARM ARMOR | 10 |
RSI VENTURE VOYAGER ARM ARMOR | 10 |
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►3◄ STAR CITIZEN AND SQUADRON 42 PACKAGES
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Game package can be upgrade as well on your demand, price negotiated
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►4◄ SHIP & VEHICLE COMBO PACKAGES
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Game package can be upgrade as well on your demand, price negotiated
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►5◄ LTI STANDALONE SHIPS & VEHICLES
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CCU-d ships are upgraded from another ship. Also I have ships from original sale - they may come with different bonuses but are more expensive.
You can click on the price of original sale item to see it's contents.
Ship manufacturer | Ship model | Insurance | Price (CCUd), $, no fee | Price (OC), $, no fee |
Aopoa (Xi'an) | Khartu-Al | LTI | 179 | - |
- | Nox | LTI | - | 77 |
- | Nox Kue | LTI | - | 77 |
- | San'Tok.Yai | LTI | 231 | - |
Aegis Dynamics | Avenger Titan | LTI | 74 | 100 |
- | Avenger Titan Renegade | LTI | 95 | 111 |
- | Avenger Stalker | LTI | 84 | - |
- | Avenger Warlock | LTI | 100 | - |
- | Eclipse | LTI | 305 | 333 |
- | Gladius | LTI | 116 | - |
- | Gladius Valiant | LTI | 132 | 147 |
- | Hammerhead | LTI | 672 | 777 |
- | Hammerhead Best in Show Edition | LTI | 746 | - |
- | Nautilus | LTI | 672 | - |
- | Reclaimer | LTI | 336 | - |
- | Reclaimer Best in Show Edition | LTI | 429 | - |
- | Redeemer | LTI | 333 | - |
- | Retaliator Bomber | LTI | 284 | - |
- | Sabre | LTI | 184 | 221 |
- | Sabre Comet | LTI | 195 | - |
- | Vanguard Warden | LTI | 263 | - |
- | Vanguard Harbinger | LTI | 289 | - |
- | Vanguard Sentinel | LTI | 268 | - |
- | Vanguard Hoplite | LTI | 231 | 268 |
- | Vulcan | LTI | 216 | 242 |
ARGO Astronautics | MPUV Cargo | LTI | 69 | 74 |
- | MPUV Personnel | LTI | 74 | 79 |
- | MPUV Tractor | LTI | 74 | 79 |
- | Raft | LTI | 142 | - |
- | SRV | LTI | 165 | - |
- | Mole | LTI | 321 | - |
Anvil Aerospace | Arrow | LTI | 95 | 137 |
- | Ballista | LTI | 168 | - |
- | C8X Pisces Expedition | LTI | 69 | 79 |
- | C8R Pisces | LTI | 84 | - |
- | Carrack | LTI | 420 | - |
- | Carrack W/C8X | LTI | 440 | - |
- | Carrack Expedition | LTI | 447 | - |
- | Carrack Expedition W/C8X | LTI | 468 | - |
- | Crucible | LTI | 369 | 431 |
- | F7C Hornet Mk II | LTI | 184 | - |
- | F7C Hornet Mk I | LTI | 121 | - |
- | F7C Hornet Wildfire Mk I | LTI | 189 | 210 |
- | F7C-S Hornet Ghost Mk I | LTI | 140 | - |
- | F7C-R Hornet Tracker Mk I | LTI | 155 | - |
- | F7C-M Super Hornet Mk I | LTI | 199 | 252 |
- | F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker Mk I | LTI | 200 | - |
- | Gladiator | LTI | 177 | 221 |
- | Hawk | LTI | 116 | 132 |
- | Hurricane | LTI | 210 | 231 |
- | Terrapin | LTI | 231 | 263 |
- | Valkyrie | LTI | 357 | - |
- | Legionnaire | LTI | 132 | - |
Banu | Merchantman | LTI | 399 | - |
- | Defender | LTI | 226 | 237 |
Consolidated outland | Mustang Alpha | LTI | 74 | - |
- | Mustang Beta | LTI | 95 | - |
- | Mustang Gamma | LTI | 74 | - |
- | Mustang Delta | LTI | 84 | - |
- | Pioneer | LTI | - | 1599 |
- | Hoverquad | LTI | - | 74 |
Crusader Industries | Ares Inferno | LTI | 252 | - |
- | Ares Ion | LTI | 252 | - |
- | Genesis Starliner | LTI | 357 | 578 |
- | C2 Hercules | LTI | 368 | - |
- | M2 Hercules | LTI | 483 | - |
- | A2 Hercules | LTI | 735 | - |
- | C1 Spirit | LTI | 137 | - |
- | E1 Spirit | LTI | 163 | - |
- | A1 Spirit | LTI | 210 | - |
- | Mercury Star Runner | LTI | 273 | - |
Drake Interplanetary | Dragonfly Yellowjacket | LTI | - | 84 |
- | Dragonfly Black | LTI | - | 84 |
- | Dragonfly Ride Together Two-Pack | LTI | - | 126 |
- | Buccaneer | LTI | 126 | 142 |
- | Caterpillar | LTI | 336 | - |
- | Caterpillar Best in Show Edition | LTI | 347 | - |
- | Corsair | LTI | 263 | - |
- | Cutlass Black | LTI | 126 | - |
- | Cutlass Black Best in Show Edition (2949) | LTI | 137 | - |
- | Cutlass Steel | LTI | 221 | - |
- | Cutlass Red | LTI | 142 | - |
- | Cutlass Blue | LTI | 168 | - |
- | Herald | LTI | 111 | - |
- | Vulture | LTI | 158 | - |
Esperia | Blade | LTI | 284 | 326 |
- | Glaive | LTI | 373 | - |
- | Prowler | LTI | 399 | 510 |
- | Talon | LTI | 132 | - |
- | Talon Shrike | LTI | 132 | - |
Gatac | Railen | LTI | 242 | - |
Greycat Industrial | ROC | LTI | 77 | - |
Kruger Intergalactic | P-72 Archimedes | LTI | - | 90 |
- | P-72 Archimedes Emerald | LTI | - | 105 |
Mirai | Fury | LTI | 69 | - |
- | Fury MX | LTI | 69 | - |
- | Fury LX | LTI | 69 | - |
MISC | Endeavor | LTI | 378 | - |
- | Endeavor DISCOVERY-CLASS | LTI | - | 735 |
- | Endeavor Master Set 2018 | LTI | - | 1399 |
- | Expanse | LTI | 168 | - |
- | Freelancer | LTI | 121 | - |
- | Freelancer DUR | LTI | 147 | - |
- | Freelancer MAX | LTI | 163 | - |
- | Freelancer MIS | LTI | 184 | - |
- | HULL A | LTI | 99 | - |
- | HULL B | LTI | 147 | - |
- | HULL C | LTI | 357 | - |
- | HULL D | LTI | 462 | - |
- | Odyssey | LTI | 578 | - |
- | Razor | LTI | 163 | 179 |
- | Razor LX | LTI | 168 | - |
- | Razor EX | LTI | 174 | - |
- | Prospector | LTI | 163 | 179 |
- | Reliant Kore | LTI | 84 | 105 |
- | Reliant Tana | LTI | 95 | - |
- | Reliant Mako | LTI | 121 | - |
- | Reliant Sen | LTI | 105 | - |
- | Starfarer | LTI | 315 | 399 |
- | Starfarer Gemini | LTI | 347 | 452 |
Origin Jumpworks | X1 | LTI | - | 69 |
- | X1 Velocity | LTI | - | 74 |
- | X1 Force | LTI | - | 79 |
- | M50 | LTI | 121 | - |
- | 85X | LTI | - | 79 |
- | 100I | LTI | 74 | 95 |
- | 125A | LTI | 79 | - |
- | 135C | LTI | 84 | - |
- | 300I | LTI | 77 | - |
- | 315P | LTI | 77 | - |
- | 325A | LTI | 93 | - |
- | 350R | LTI | 137 | - |
- | 400i | LTI | 265 | - |
- | 600i Touring | LTI | 399 | 525 |
- | 600i Explorer | LTI | 420 | 580 |
- | Origin G12 | LTI | 79 | 0 |
- | Origin G12R | LTI | 79 | 84 |
- | Origin G12A | LTI | 84 | 90 |
RSI | Aurora CL | LTI | 74 | - |
- | Aurora LN | LTI | 79 | - |
- | Apollo Triage | LTI | 268 | - |
- | Apollo Medivac | LTI | 294 | - |
- | Galaxy | LTI | 378 | - |
- | Mantis | LTI | 168 | - |
- | Perseus | LTI | 557 | - |
- | Polaris | LTI | 735 | 999 |
- | Constellation Taurus | LTI | 179 | - |
- | Constellation Andromeda | LTI | 252 | - |
- | Constellation Aquila | LTI | 321 | - |
- | Zeus MK II MR | LTI | 205 | - |
- | Zeus MK II ES | LTI | 163 | - |
- | Zeus MK II CL | LTI | 163 | - |
- | Scorpius | LTI | 263 | - |
- | Scorpius Antares | LTI | 252 | - |
- | Orion | LTI | 489 | - |
- | Lynx | LTI | 79 | - |
- | URSA Fortuna | LTI | 74 | - |
- | Ursa Fortuna | LTI | 79 | - |
Tumbril | Cyclone | LTI | - | 74 |
- | Cyclone TR | LTI | - | 79 |
- | Cyclone RC | LTI | - | 79 |
- | Cyclone AA | LTI | - | 95 |
- | Cyclone RN | LTI | - | 79 |
- | Ranger RC | LTI | 105 | - |
- | Ranger CV | LTI | 111 | - |
- | Ranger TR | LTI | 116 | - |
- | Nova | LTI | 126 | 132 |
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►6◄ NON-LTI SHIPS & PACKAGES, COMMON
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Ship manufacturer | Ship model | Insurance | Price (OC), $ | Comments |
ARGO Astronautics | Argo MPUV 1C Cargo | 10YI | 53 | - |
Drake Interplanetary | Drake Loot and Scoot Deluxe Package | 5YI | 189 | Cutlass Black with Skull and Crossbones skin + DF Yellow |
Consolidated outland | Consolidated Outland Mustang Alpha Vindicator | 6MI | 69 | Limited Vindicator version |
Esperia | Glaive | 6YI | 439 | - |
- | Glaive | 6MI | 399 | - |
Greycat Industrial | Greycat PTV | 6YI | 27 | - |
- | Greycat PTV | 10YI | 37 | - |
Kruger Intergalactic | Kruger P-72 Archimedes | 10YI | 55 | - |
- | Kruger P-72 Archimedes | 6YI | 45 | - |
- | Kruger P-72 Archimedes Emerald | 6MI | 53 | - |
- | Kruger P-52 Merlin | 6YI | 37 | - |
MISC | MISC Endeavor OLYMPIC-CLASS | 4YI | 578 | Endeavor with modules |
Origin Jumpworks | Origin 890 Jump | 10YI | 1249 | - |
- | Origin 890 Jump | 6YI | 1099 | - |
- | Origin 890 Jump | 6MI | 1029 | - |
RSI | RSI Aurora ES | 10YI | 37 | - |
- | RSI Constellation Phoenix | 10YI | 420 | - |
- | RSI Constellation Phoenix | 6YI | 399 | - |
- | RSI Constellation Phoenix | 5YI | 394 | Revel&York Hangar |
- | URSA Rover | 5YI | 63 | - |
- | URSA Rover | 10YI | 70 | - |
Below are listed combo packs with different combination of vehicles, or with space ships
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►8.1◄ MODULES, PODS, BATTLEFIELD UPGRADE KITS (BUKS), OTHER ITEMS
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Module | Insurance | Price, $ |
MISC Endeavor Modules (Pods) | - | - |
BIODOME POD | 10YI | 126 |
TELESCOPE ARRAY POD | 10YI | 153 |
SUPERCOLLIDER POD | 10YI | 155 |
SERVICE EQUIPMENT AND CREW POD | 10YI | 53 |
GENERAL RESEARCH POD | 10YI | 72 |
GENERAL SCIENCE POD | 10YI | 71 |
FUEL POD | 10YI | 60 |
MEDICAL BAY POD | 10YI | 105 |
LANDING BAY | 10YI | 105 |
RSI Galaxy Modules | | |
Galaxy - Med Bay Module | 10YI | 116 |
Galaxy - Refinery Module | 10YI | 126 |
Galaxy - Cargo Module | 10YI | 95 |
Aegis Vanguard battlefield upgrade kits | | |
Harbinger battlefield upgrade kit | LTI | 140 |
Sentinel battlefield upgrade kit | 6MI | 69 |
Other stuff | | |
Add-ons - Aegis Idris P after market kit | - | 294 |
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►8.2 ◄ FPS WEAPONS, ARMOR, CLOTHES AND OTHER GEAR
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Module | Insurance | Price, $ |
Overlord "Dust Storm" Armor Set | - | 11 |
Overlord "Riptide" Armor Set | - | 11 |
Overlord Helmets "Silent Strike" Pack | - | 8 |
Overlord Helmets "Forces of Nature" Pack | - | 8 |
Parasite Replica Helmet (Original) | - | 11 |
Parasite Replica Helmet (Dark Birth) | - | 11 |
Stegman's Cordimon "Voyager" Complete Outfit | - | 11 |
Stegman's IndVest “Pathfinder” Complete Outfit | - | 11 |
RSI MacFlex Rust Society full armor set (5 items) | - | 21 |
RSI Venture Rust Society full armor set (5 items) | - | 32 |
Mr. Refinement’s Cabinet of Rare & Exquisite Spirits | - | 11 |
Life in the 'Verse Shirts Pack #1 | - | 5 |
Life in the 'Verse Shirts Pack #2 | - | 5 |
"Caudillo" Helmets Pack #1 by CC's Conversions | - | 10 |
"Caudillo" Helmets Pack #2 by CC's Conversions | - | 10 |
"Caudillo" Helmets Pack #3 by CC's Conversions | - | 10 |
QuikFlarePro Pack | - | 5 |
QuikFlarePro Pack Deluxe | - | 6 |
Polar Vortex Collection | - | 7 |
Cold Front Collection | - | 7 |
UltiFlex FSK-8 "Mirage" Combat Knife | - | 5 |
UltiFlex FSK-8 "Ghost" Combat Knife | - | 5 |
Urban Collection by Element Authority | - | 11 |
Adventurer Collection by Element Authority | - | 11 |
Manaslu Rust Society Jacket | - | 8 |
RSI Horizon Rust Society Helmet | - | 8 |
RSI Beacon Rust Society Undersuit | - | 6 |
Paladin helmet | - | 10 |
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►9◄ CROSS-CHASSIS UPGRADES (CCUS), SHIPS
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IAE-insurance upgrades (adds IAE insurance (10 years) to your ship)
Upgrade | Price, $ |
Prospector to F7C-M Super Hornet | 50 |
Vanguard Warden to Caterpillar | 60 |
Sorted by: Manufacturer -> ship
Target ship manufacturer | Target ship | Upgrade from | Price, $ |
Aegis Dynamics | Avenger Titan Renegade | 325A | 18 |
- | Avenger Warlock | 325A | 29 |
- | Avenger Warlock | Arrow | 26 |
- | Eclipse | Constellation Andromeda | 78 |
- | Eclipse | Vanguard Sentinel | 37 |
- | Eclipse | Vanguard Warden | 53 |
- | Eclipse | Blade | 37 |
- | Gladius Valiant | Gladius | 32 |
- | Gladius Valiant | M50 | 23 |
- | Hammerhead | Constellation Aquila | 477 |
- | Hammerhead | 600i Touring | 357 |
- | Hammerhead | 600i Explorer | 315 |
- | Hammerhead | Merchantman | 131 |
- | Hammerhead | Hull D | 236 |
- | Hammerhead | Crucible | 446 |
- | Hammerhead | Carrack | 173 |
- | Hammerhead | Reclaimer | 383 |
- | Hammerhead | Prowler | 351 |
- | Hammerhead | Orion | 131 |
- | Hammerhead | Glaive | 446 |
- | Nautilus | Constellation Aquila | 462 |
- | Nautilus | Endeavor | 425 |
- | Nautilus | Crucible | 425 |
- | Nautilus | Genesis Starliner | 372 |
- | Nautilus | M2 Hercules | 246 |
- | Nautilus | Merchantman | 110 |
- | Nautilus | 600i Explorer | 294 |
- | Nautilus | 600i Touring | 336 |
- | Nautilus | Orion | 110 |
- | Nautilus | Prowler | 330 |
- | Nautilus | Carrack | 173 |
- | Nautilus | Reclaimer | 372 |
- | Nautilus | Hull D | 215 |
- | Nautilus | C2 Hercules | 372 |
- | Nautilus | Valkyrie | 399 |
- | Reclaimer | Constellation Aquila | 110 |
- | Reclaimer | Starfarer Gemini | 84 |
- | Reclaimer | Endeavor | 73 |
- | Reclaimer | Crucible | 73 |
- | Reclaimer | Valkyrie | 47 |
- | Redeemer | Constellation Andromeda | 110 |
- | Redeemer | Vanguard Hoplite | 110 |
- | Redeemer | Mole | 31 |
- | Retaliator Bomber | Constellation Andromeda | 57 |
- | Retaliator Bomber | Vanguard Warden | 39 |
- | Retaliator | Razor | 46 |
- | Retaliator | Ballista | 52 |
- | Sabre | Prospector | 31 |
- | Sabre | Gladiator | 16 |
- | Sabre | SRV | 16 |
- | Sabre Comet | Sabre | 31 |
- | Sabre Comet | Freelancer MIS | 26 |
- | Sabre Comet | Khartu-Al | 31 |
- | Sabre Comet | F7C Hornet Wildfire Mk I | 23 |
- | Sabre Comet | Gladiator | 35 |
- | Vanguard Harbinger | Constellation Andromeda | 68 |
- | Vanguard Harbinger | Vanguard Sentinel | 26 |
- | Vanguard Harbinger | Vanguard Hoplite | 68 |
- | Vanguard Harbinger | Vanguard Warden | 42 |
- | Vanguard Hoplite | Constellation Taurus | 54 |
- | Vanguard Hoplite | Defender | 33 |
- | Vanguard Hoplite | F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker Mk I | 54 |
- | Vanguard Hoplite | Hurricane | 44 |
- | Vanguard Hoplite | Terrapin | 33 |
- | Vanguard Sentinel | Constellation Andromeda | 52 |
- | Vanguard Sentinel | Vanguard Warden | 31 |
- | Vanguard Warden | Constellation Andromeda | 31 |
- | Vanguard Warden | Vanguard Hoplite | 35 |
- | Vulcan | Prospector | 61 |
- | Vulcan | Cutlass Blue | 40 |
- | Vulcan | Freelancer MIS | 40 |
- | Vulcan | Sabre | 46 |
- | Vulcan | Sabre Comet | 30 |
- | Vulcan | F7C Hornet Wildfire Mk I | 40 |
- | Vulcan | F7C-M Super Hornet Mk I | 30 |
- | Vulcan | Gladiator | 51 |
- | Vulcan | Khartu-Al | 46 |
Anvil Aerospace | Ballista | Freelancer DUR | 15 |
- | Ballista | Cutlass Red | 15 |
- | Carrack | Constellation Aquila | 320 |
- | Carrack | Mole | 320 |
- | Carrack | M2 Hercules | 99 |
- | Carrack | 600i Explorer | 147 |
- | Carrack | 600i Touring | 189 |
- | Carrack | Prowler | 183 |
- | Carrack | Reclaimer | 225 |
- | Carrack | Genesis Starliner | 225 |
- | Carrack | Valkyrie | 215 |
- | Carrack | C2 Hercules | 189 |
- | Carrack | Hull D | 73 |
- | Carrack | Endeavor | 283 |
- | Carrack | Crucible | 283 |
- | Carrack | Starfarer Gemini | 294 |
- | Carrack W/C8X | Carrack | 55 |
- | Carrack Expedition | Carrack | 60 |
- | Carrack Expedition | Carrack W/C8X | 40 |
- | Carrack Expedition W/C8X | Carrack | 80 |
- | Carrack Expedition W/C8X | Carrack W/C8X | 73 |
- | Carrack Expedition W/C8X | Carrack Expedition | 68 |
- | Crucible | Starfarer Gemini | 26 |
- | Crucible | Constellation Aquila | 94 |
- | F7C-M Super Hornet Mk I | Prospector | 43 |
- | F7C-M Super Hornet Mk I | Khartu-AL | 27 |
- | F7C-M Super Hornet Mk I | F7C Hornet Wildfire Mk I | 22 |
- | F7C-M Super Hornet Mk I | Gladiator | 32 |
- | F7C-M Super Hornet Mk I | Freelancer MIS | 22 |
- | F7C-M Super Hornet Mk I | Sabre | 27 |
- | F7C-M Super Hornet Mk I | Razor EX | 43 |
- | F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker Mk I | Prospector | 63 |
- | F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker Mk I | Freelancer MAX | 68 |
- | F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker Mk I | Razor EX | 63 |
- | F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker Mk I | Gladiator | 52 |
- | F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker Mk I | Khartu-AL | 47 |
- | F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker Mk I | Sabre | 47 |
- | F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker Mk I | Sabre Comet | 31 |
- | F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker Mk I | F7C Hornet Wildfire Mk I | 42 |
- | F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker Mk I | Freelancer MIS | 42 |
- | F7C Hornet Wildfire Mk I | Prospector | 31 |
- | F7C Hornet Wildfire Mk I | Khartu-Al | 16 |
- | F7C Hornet Wildfire Mk I | Gladiator | 22 |
- | F7C Hornet Wildfire Mk I | Sabre | 16 |
- | Gladiator | Prospector | 21 |
- | Hawk | Gladius | 21 |
- | Hurricane | Constellation Taurus | 22 |
- | Hurricane | Prospector | 69 |
- | Hurricane | Gladiator | 58 |
- | Hurricane | F7C Hornet Wildfire Mk I | 48 |
- | Hurricane | F7C-M Super Hornet Mk I | 37 |
- | Hurricane | Freelancer MIS | 48 |
- | Hurricane | Sabre | 53 |
- | Hurricane | Sabre Comet | 37 |
- | Hurricane | Khartu-Al | 53 |
- | Terrapin | Prospector | 84 |
- | Terrapin | Constellation Taurus | 33 |
- | Terrapin | Freelancer MAX | 86 |
- | Terrapin | F7C-M Super Hornet Mk I | 52 |
- | Terrapin | Freelancer MIS | 63 |
- | Terrapin | Vulcan | 36 |
- | Terrapin | Gladiator | 73 |
- | Terrapin | Khartu-Al | 65 |
- | Terrapin | Sabre | 65 |
- | Valkyrie | Constellation Aquila | 78 |
- | Valkyrie | Endeavor | 42 |
- | Valkyrie | Starfarer Gemini | 52 |
- | Valkyrie | Crucible | 42 |
- | Valkyrie | Glaive | 42 |
Aopoa (Xi'an) | Khartu-Al | Prospector | 29 |
- | Khartu-Al | Freelancer MAX | 31 |
- | Nox | Aurora LN | 22 |
- | Nox | Dragonfly Black | 15 |
- | Nox | Dragonfly Yellowjacket | 15 |
- | Nox | MPUV Cargo | 27 |
- | Nox Kue | Aurora LN | 17 |
- | Nox Kue | Dragonfly Black | 15 |
- | Nox Kue | Dragonfly Yellowjacket | 15 |
- | Nox Kue | Mustang Beta | 15 |
- | Nox Kue | MPUV Personnel | 15 |
- | Nox Kue | MPUV Cargo | 22 |
- | San'tok.yāi | Constellation Taurus | 56 |
- | San'tok.yāi | Hurricane | 46 |
- | San'tok.yāi | Vulcan | 56 |
ARGO Astronautics | MPUV Cargo | Mustang Alpha | 15 |
- | SRV | F7C-R Hornet Tracker Mk I | 26 |
- | SRV | Razor | 31 |
- | SRV | Prospector | 21 |
- | SRV | Freelancer MAX | 26 |
- | SRV | Razor EX | 21 |
Banu | Merchantman | Mole | 199 |
- | Merchantman | Starfarer Gemini | 169 |
- | Merchantman | Prowler | 231 |
- | Merchantman | 600i Touring | 236 |
- | Merchantman | 600i Explorer | 194 |
- | Merchantman | Genesis Starliner | 273 |
- | Defender | Constellation Taurus | 31 |
- | Defender | Retaliator | 57 |
- | Defender | Cutlass Blue | 57 |
- | Defender | Freelancer MIS | 65 |
- | Defender | Gladiator | 70 |
- | Defender | Khartu-Al | 65 |
- | Defender | Sabre | 65 |
- | Defender | F7C Hornet Wildfire Mk I | 59 |
- | Defender | F7C-M Super Hornet Mk I | 50 |
Consolidated outland | Mustang Delta | Mustang Gamma | 22 |
- | Mustang Delta | Avenger Stalker | 15 |
Crusader Industries | Genesis Starliner | Constellation Aquila | 115 |
- | Genesis Starliner | Endeavor | 73 |
- | Ares Inferno | Constellation Andromeda | 26 |
- | Ares Ion | Constellation Andromeda | 26 |
- | A2 Hercules | 600i Touring | 393 |
- | A2 Hercules | 600i Explorer | 351 |
- | A2 Hercules | M2 Hercules | 304 |
- | A2 Hercules | Carrack | 220 |
- | A2 Hercules | Constellation Aquila | 519 |
- | A2 Hercules | Crucible | 483 |
- | A2 Hercules | Endeavor | 483 |
- | A2 Hercules | Hull D | 273 |
- | A2 Hercules | Merchantman | 168 |
- | A2 Hercules | Orion | 168 |
- | A2 Hercules | Prowler | 388 |
- | A2 Hercules | Reclaimer | 430 |
- | A2 Hercules | Starfarer Gemini | 504 |
- | C2 Hercules | Constellation Aquila | 110 |
- | C2 Hercules | Valkyrie | 47 |
- | C2 Hercules | Crucible | 73 |
- | C2 Hercules | Endeavor | 73 |
- | C2 Hercules | Glaive | 73 |
- | C2 Hercules | Starfarer Gemini | 84 |
- | M2 Hercules | Constellation Aquila | 236 |
- | M2 Hercules | 600i Touring | 110 |
- | M2 Hercules | 600i Explorer | 68 |
- | M2 Hercules | C2 Hercules | 147 |
- | M2 Hercules | Crucible | 199 |
- | M2 Hercules | Endeavor | 199 |
- | M2 Hercules | Genesis Starliner | 147 |
- | M2 Hercules | Prowler | 105 |
- | M2 Hercules | Reclaimer | 147 |
- | M2 Hercules | Starfarer Gemini | 210 |
- | A1 Spirit | F7C-R Hornet Tracker Mk I | 63 |
- | A1 Spirit | Razor | 68 |
- | A1 Spirit | Khartu-Al | 42 |
- | A1 Spirit | F7C-M Super Hornet Mk I | 26 |
- | A1 Spirit | Sabre | 42 |
- | A1 Spirit | Prospector | 57 |
- | A1 Spirit | Zeus Mk II MR | 21 |
- | C1 Spirit | Freelancer | 26 |
- | C1 Spirit | Legionnaire | 15 |
- | C1 Spirit | Nova | 15 |
- | C1 Spirit | Cutlass Black | 26 |
- | C1 Spirit | Talon | 21 |
- | C1 Spirit | Talon Shrike | 21 |
- | E1 Spirit | Razor | 15 |
- | Mercury Star Runner | Prospector | 120 |
- | Mercury Star Runner | San'tok.yāi | 31 |
- | Mercury Star Runner | Defender | 52 |
- | Mercury Star Runner | F7C Hornet Wildfire Mk I | 99 |
- | Mercury Star Runner | F7C-M Super Hornet Mk I | 89 |
- | Mercury Star Runner | Freelancer MIS | 99 |
- | Mercury Star Runner | Hurricane | 63 |
- | Mercury Star Runner | Khartu-Al | 105 |
- | Mercury Star Runner | Razor EX | 120 |
- | Mercury Star Runner | Sabre Comet | 89 |
- | Mercury Star Runner | Sabre | 105 |
- | Mercury Star Runner | Terrapin | 52 |
- | Mercury Star Runner | Vulcan | 73 |
Drake Interplanetary | Caterpillar | Constellation Andromeda | 116 |
- | Caterpillar | Constellation Aquila | 31 |
- | Caterpillar Best in Show Edition | Vanguard Harbinger | 89 |
- | Corsair | Prospector | 115 |
- | Corsair | Constellation Taurus | 68 |
- | Corsair | Freelancer MAX | 120 |
- | Corsair | Freelancer MIS | 94 |
- | Corsair | Sabre | 99 |
- | Corsair | Sabre Comet | 84 |
- | Corsair | Gladiator | 105 |
- | Corsair | F7C-M Super Hornet Mk I | 84 |
- | Corsair | F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker Mk I | 68 |
- | Corsair | F7C Hornet Wildfire Mk I | 94 |
- | Corsair | Vulcan | 68 |
- | Corsair | Hurricane | 57 |
- | Corsair | Razor EX | 115 |
- | Corsair | Khartu-Al | 99 |
- | Cutlass Black Best In Show Edition | Gladius | 52 |
- | Cutlass Blue | F7C-R Hornet Tracker Mk I | 36 |
- | Cutlass Blue | Razor | 36 |
- | Cutlass Blue | Prospector | 31 |
- | Cutlass Red | F7C Hornet Mk I | 21 |
- | Cutlass Red | Freelancer | 36 |
- | Cutlass Steel | Constellation Taurus | 47 |
- | Cutlass Steel | Railen | 21 |
- | Cutlass Steel | Defender | 26 |
- | Cutlass Steel | Terrapin | 26 |
- | Cutlass Steel | Vulcan | 47 |
- | Cutlass Steel | Hurricane | 36 |
- | Cutlass Steel | F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker Mk I | 47 |
- | Dragonfly Black | MPUV Cargo | 15 |
- | Herald | 325A | 26 |
- | Herald | Avenger Titan Renegade | 21 |
- | Ironclad | Prowler | 31 |
- | Ironclad | 600i Touring | 36 |
- | Ironclad | Reclaimer | 73 |
- | Ironclad | Genesis Starliner | 73 |
- | Ironclad | C2 Hercules | 73 |
- | Ironclad Assault | M2 Hercules | 26 |
- | Ironclad Assault | Hull C | 47 |
- | Ironclad Assault | 600i Explorer | 73 |
- | Ironclad Assault | Ironclad | 99 |
- | Ironclad Assault | Prowler | 110 |
- | Ironclad Assault | 600i Touring | 115 |
- | Vulture | Prospector | 31 |
- | Vulture | Razor EX | 31 |
- | Vulture | Sabre | 15 |
- | Vulture | Khartu-Al | 15 |
- | Vulture | Gladiator | 21 |
- | Vulture | SRV | 21 |
- | Mule | Aurora LX | 21 |
- | Mule | Mustang Beta | 15 |
- | Mule | STV | 15 |
- | Mule | Ranger TR | 15 |
- | Mule | MPUV Personnel | 15 |
- | Mule | MPUV cargo | 21 |
Esperia | Blade | Constellation Andromeda | 52 |
- | Glaive | Constellation Aquila | 52 |
- | Glaive | Starfarer Gemini | 26 |
- | Talon | Gladius | 42 |
- | Talon | Reliant Mako | 36 |
- | Talon | Freelancer | 21 |
- | Talon | Cutlass Black | 21 |
- | Talon | Buccaneer | 21 |
- | Talon Shrike | Gladius | 42 |
- | Talon Shrike | Reliant Mako | 36 |
- | Talon Shrike | Freelancer | 21 |
- | Talon Shrike | Cutlass Black | 21 |
- | Talon Shrike | Buccaneer | 21 |
- | Prowler | Constellation Aquila | 147 |
- | Prowler | Reclaimer | 57 |
- | Prowler | Genesis Starliner | 57 |
- | Prowler | Endeavor | 110 |
- | Prowler | Crucible | 110 |
- | Prowler | 600i Touring | 21 |
MISC | Freelancer MIS | Prospector | 32 |
- | Freelancer MIS | Freelancer MAX | 37 |
- | Freelancer MIS | Gladiator | 22 |
- | Freelancer MIS | Sabre | 16 |
- | Freelancer MIS | Razor EX | 32 |
- | Freelancer MIS | SRV | 22 |
- | Endeavor | Constellation Aquila | 78 |
- | Endeavor | Starfarer Gemini | 52 |
- | Hull A | 300I | 42 |
- | Hull A | Mustang Gamma | 47 |
- | Hull B | 325A | 94 |
- | Hull C | Constellation Andromeda | 294 |
- | Hull D | Constellation Aquila | 278 |
- | Hull D | Starfarer Gemini | 262 |
- | Razor | F7C-R Hornet Tracker Mk I | 15 |
- | Razor | Nova | 36 |
- | Razor | F7C-S Hornet Ghost Mk I | 15 |
- | Razor LX | F7C-S Hornet Ghost Mk I | 21 |
- | Razor LX | Freelancer DUR | 26 |
- | Razor LX | Razor | 15 |
- | Razor LX | 350r | 36 |
- | Razor EX | Freelancer MAX | 15 |
- | Razor EX | Razor LX | 15 |
- | Razor EX | F7C-R Hornet Tracker Mk I | 15 |
- | Reliant Tana | 325a | 15 |
- | Reliant Sen | Arrow | 21 |
- | Reliant Mako | Gladius | 15 |
- | Starfarer | Constellation Andromeda | 76 |
- | Starfarer | Vanguard Warden | 55 |
- | Starfarer | Vanguard Harbinger | 24 |
- | Starfarer | Vanguard Sentinel | 39 |
- | Starfarer | Vanguard Hoplite | 76 |
- | Starfarer | Blade | 39 |
- | Starfarer | Apollo Medivac | 39 |
- | Starfarer Gemini | Constellation Aquila | 57 |
- | Starfarer Gemini | Redeemer | 21 |
- | Starfarer Gemini | Mole | 47 |
Origin Jumpworks | 350r | Freelancer | 28 |
- | 350r | Nova | 17 |
- | 350r | Legionnaire | 17 |
- | 350r | Talon | 23 |
- | 350r | Talon Shrike | 23 |
- | M50 | Gladius | 22 |
- | 85X | Aurora CL | 15 |
- | 100i | Dragonfly Black | 18 |
- | 100i | Dragonfly Yellowjacket | 18 |
- | 100i | MPUV Personnel | 22 |
- | 100i | Mustang Beta | 22 |
- | 100i | X1 | 16 |
- | 125a | 100i | 22 |
- | 125a | 85X | 19 |
- | 125a | Ursa | 19 |
- | 125a | X1 Force | 14 |
- | 135C | 100i | 27 |
- | 135C | 125a | 15 |
- | 135C | 300i | 14 |
- | 135C | Cyclone | 19 |
- | 135C | Mustang Gamma | 19 |
- | X1 | Mustang Alpha | 26 |
- | X1 | Aurora LN | 15 |
- | X1 | MPUV Cargo | 21 |
- | X1 Velocity | Mustang Beta | 21 |
- | X1 Velocity | MPUV Personnel | 21 |
- | X1 Velocity | X1 | 15 |
- | X1 Force | Aurora CL | 21 |
- | X1 Force | X1 Velocity | 15 |
- | X1 Force | Nox | 21 |
- | 400i | Constellation Andromeda | 21 |
- | 400i | Vanguard Hoplite | 21 |
- | 400i | Constellation Andromeda | 21 |
- | 400i | Scorpius | 31 |
- | 600i Touring | Constellation Aquila | 147 |
- | 600i Touring | Constellation Phoenix | 110 |
- | 600i Touring | Reclaimer | 57 |
- | 600i Touring | Starfarer Gemini | 120 |
- | 600i Touring | Endeavor | 110 |
- | 600i Touring | Crucible | 110 |
- | 600i Touring | Eclipse | 162 |
- | 600i Touring | Genesis Starliner | 57 |
- | 600i Touring | C2 Hercules | 57 |
- | 600i Explorer | 600i Touring | 63 |
- | 600i Explorer | Constellation Aquila | 189 |
- | 600i Explorer | Prowler | 57 |
- | 600i Explorer | Genesis Starliner | 99 |
- | 600i Explorer | Starfarer Gemini | 162 |
- | 600i Explorer | Endeavor | 152 |
- | 600i Explorer | Reclaimer | 99 |
- | 600i Explorer | Crucible | 152 |
- | 600i Explorer | C2 Hercules | 99 |
RSI | Apollo Triage | Constellation Andromeda | 23 |
- | Apollo Triage | San'tok.yāi | 23 |
- | Apollo Medivac | Constellation Andromeda | 49 |
- | Apollo Medivac | Vanguard Warden | 26 |
- | Apollo Medivac | Apollo Triage | 36 |
- | Apollo Medivac | Vanguard Hoplite | 47 |
- | Constellation Taurus | F7C-R Hornet Tracker Mk I | 42 |
- | Constellation Taurus | Razor | 47 |
- | Mantis | Razor | 15 |
- | Mantis | Ballista | 21 |
- | Perseus | Mole | 409 |
- | Perseus | Carrack | 110 |
- | Perseus | Carrack W/C8X | 89 |
- | Perseus | Carrack Expedition | 84 |
- | Perseus | Carrack Expedition W/C8X | 63 |
- | Perseus | Merchantman | 57 |
- | Perseus | Orion | 57 |
- | Perseus | 600i Explorer | 241 |
- | Perseus | M2 Hercules | 194 |
- | Perseus | Hull D | 162 |
- | Polaris | Constellation Aquila | 509 |
- | Polaris | Perseus | 131 |
- | Polaris | M2 Hercules | 294 |
- | Polaris | Nautilus Solstice Edition | 78 |
- | Polaris | Hammerhead | 78 |
- | Polaris | Carrack | 210 |
- | Polaris | Crucible | 472 |
- | Polaris | Merchantman | 157 |
- | Polaris | Orion | 157 |
- | Orion | Constellation Aquila | 209 |
- | Orion | Starfarer | 219 |
- | Orion | 600i Touring | 273 |
- | Orion | Reclaimer | 294 |
- | Orion | Genesis Starliner | 294 |
- | Orion | M2 Hercules | 168 |
- | Orion | Prowler | 252 |
- | Ursa Fortuna | Ursa | 36 |
Tumbril | Storm | Nomad | 23 |
- | Storm | Herald | 17 |
- | Storm | Avenger Warlock | 17 |
- | Storm | Reliant Sen | 17 |
- | Storm | Spartan | 23 |
- | Storm AA | Gladius | 23 |
- | Storm AA | Storm | 21 |
- | Storm AA | Reliant Mako | 15 |
- | Storm AA | Hull A | 21 |
- | Cyclone | Ursa | 15 |
- | Cyclone | 85X | 15 |
- | Cyclone | Dragonfly Yellowjacket | 26 |
- | Cyclone | Dragonfly Black | 26 |
- | Cyclone | Aurora LN | 26 |
- | Cyclone | Nox | 21 |
- | Cyclone | Mustang Beta | 26 |
- | Cyclone | MPUV Personnel | 26 |
- | Cyclone | Nox Kue | 21 |
- | Cyclone | Aurora CL | 21 |
- | Cyclone | X1 | 21 |
- | Cyclone AA | Cyclone | 36 |
- | Cyclone AA | Cyclone RN | 26 |
- | Cyclone AA | Cyclone TR | 26 |
- | Cyclone AA | Ursa | 42 |
- | Cyclone AA | Cyclone RC | 26 |
- | Cyclone RC | Ursa | 26 |
- | Cyclone RN | Ursa | 26 |
- | Cyclone TR | Ursa | 26 |
- | Ranger RC | Mustang Alpha | 15 |
- | Ranger CV | Mustang Alpha | 15 |
- | Ranger TR | Ranger RC | 15 |
- | Ranger TR | Ranger CV | 15 |
- | Ranger TR | MPUV Cargo | 15 |
- | Ranger TR | Mustang Alpha | 21 |
- | Ranger TR | Aurora LX | 15 |
- | Ranger TR | P-72 Archimedes | 15 |
- | Nova | Ursa | 84 |
- | Nova | Cyclone | 78 |
- | Nova | Cyclone TR | 68 |
- | Nova | Cyclone RN | 68 |
- | Nova | Cyclone RC | 68 |
- | Nova | Cyclone AA | 52 |
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2024.06.01 09:28 blizz3010 MEGATHREAD - Heartbeam Stock Discussion
Welcome to the HeartBeam (BEAT) Stock Community! Hello everyone and welcome to the subreddit dedicated to discussing everything about HeartBeam (BEAT) stock! Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, this is the place to share insights, news, and strategies related to HeartBeam.
About HeartBeam (BEAT)
HeartBeam, Inc. is a pioneering company in the Advanced Medical Equipment & Technology sector, focused on innovative solutions for heart attack detection. Here's a quick overview of what makes BEAT an exciting stock to watch:
- Shares Outstanding: 26.3 million
- Institutional Ownership: 8.71%
- Floating Shares: 18.9 million
- Short Interest as % of Float: 0.63%
Financial Strength (MRQ)
- Quick Ratio: --
- Current Ratio: 12.07x
- Debt/Equity: 0.00x
- Debt/Assets: 0.00x
HeartBeam's debt to equity ratio indicates that it has not used debt to finance growth, resulting in stable financial health compared to its peers in the medical technology industry.
Valuation (MRQ)
- Price/Earnings (TTM): --
- Price/Sales (TTM): --
- Price/Book: 5.84x
- Price/Cash Flow: --
HeartBeam was not profitable in its latest fiscal year, so the P/E Ratio is not applicable. Its Price to Cash Flow Ratio provides an alternative indication of its expense relative to the Advanced Medical Equipment & Technology industry.
Profitability (TTM)
- Gross Margin: --
- Operating Margin: --
- EBITDA Margin: --
- Net Profit Margin: --
HeartBeam's profitability ratios are currently not available, indicating it is still in the early stages of revenue generation and profitability.
Management Effectiveness (TTM)
- Return on Assets: -200.17%
- Return on Equity: -258.74%
- Return on Invested Capital: -258.74%
HeartBeam's Return on Equity shows it reinvests its earnings less efficiently than 89% of its competitors, making it less attractive to investors.
Growth Rate (TTM)
- Earnings Per Share: -0.611
- Sales: --
HeartBeam's EPS Growth Rate is greater than 84% of its peers in the Advanced Medical Equipment & Technology industry, indicating strong potential for future growth.
Dividend (TTM)
- Dividend Yield: --
- Payout Ratio: --
- Annual Dividend: 0.00
The average dividend yield for companies in the Advanced Medical Equipment & Technology industry is 0.29%.
Operating Ratios (TTM)
- Asset Turnover: 0.00
- Inventory Turnover: --
- Receivables Turnover: --
- Effective Tax Rate: --
These ratios indicate HeartBeam's efficiency in moving inventory and generating sales compared to its peers.
Company Officers
- Executive Chairman of the Board: Richard M. Ferrari
- President: Robert P. Eno
- Chief Executive Officer, Founder, Director: Branislav Vajdic
- Chief Technical Officer: Ken Persen
- Director: Michael R. Jaff
- Director: Ken Nelson
- Director: Mark E. Strome
- Independent Director: George A. De Urioste
- Independent Director: Willem P. Elfrink
- Independent Director: Marga Ortigas-Wedekind
- Executive Vice President: Chris Tyson
Company Contact
- Employees: 15
- Headquarters: 2118 Walsh Ave., Suite 210, Santa Clara, CA 95050
- Phone: 408-899-4443
- Fax: 302-655-5049
- Web Address: heartbeam.com
- SEC Filings: HeartBeam SEC Filings
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2024.06.01 09:22 Ubud_bamboo_ninja Natural unbreakable limit, excluding the possibility of real psychic abilities: Irreducible Computational Theory. Constructive discussion.
I think psychics attract clients not because they have a connection with the spiritual realm, but because clients feel the need to transfer their responsibility to an abstract higher power and fate. “Someone wiser knows better” However, there is no way to predict the future mathematically, and it’s very easy to explain. Please follow up:
There is the great scientist Dr. Stephen Wolfram. He is the creator of many things that power up our smartphones, including Mathematica and the Wolfram language. He has a number of theories, the latest of which, such as the Ruliad concept and the theory of everything, are truly amazing and might connect general relativity and the standard model.
One of his early studies brought up the irreducible computation theory. He looked into Cellular Automatons - the Turing machine visualization where you set up simple rules at the beginning and then see how the layout of white and black squares evolves through each step. He discovered that particularly Rule 30 automaton looked simple at the start but led to endless complicated patterns. Most other combinations of simple rules brought about patterns that were boring and “dead,” but this “Rule 30” evolved continually. This pattern can be seen everywhere in nature, on the back of a snail shell, and we use it to code “random” machines in our electronics.
All random calculations in your computer – are Rule 30. They are not random.
What Dr. Stephen suggested is that there is no way to predict and calculate the result of the upcoming row of squares with the help of some kind of formula. Instead, you must go through each step one at a time. Many tried; there was even a cash prize for a person who could predict what layout comes on the next step using all existing data, but there is no way to do that as of now. Nobody succeeded.
Now let’s return to psychic activity. How can they predict the future of anything if there is no way to predict even simple mathematical setups? Systems need time and step-by-step evolution to reach results. So, any psychic activity is very reliant on the skill and virtuosity of the psychic themselves and the person who “orders their service.”
They sell by signifying the transfer of responsibility for a person’s life and fate.
All clients want from their certified psychic is the feeling of “transferring the responsibility.” If a psychic told me I will get married only after 25 years old, that’s not my problem now. I don’t need to look for a man while I am still 23. The universe has approved it like that. And all that “Pidgeon religion” proves like “but how could he know that my grandpa was a carpenter?!” are just a tricks of mind that client agree and want to believe. Experiments with pigeons showed that randomly fed, different pigeons worked out some personal ritual that led to “getting food”. Some pigeons danced around and though that caused the food coming, others bit jumped and so on.
It’s understandable why people need psychics. Just as nicotine addicts need cigarettes for a number of reasons they approve of, a person with a lack of self-esteem might seek that “commander” in a psychic. They pathologically need to follow some logic in this life they can’t create themselves. It’s a personality life crisis. A person with strong willpower and legitimate goals to reach usually doesn’t follow the advice of a psychic.
So if you feel you need some supernatural assistance, check yourself what problems you have that cause that desire. Only your actions effect reality. Nothing said is real till you make it so. Check the book about basics of quantum dramaturgy to see how other supernatural things are broken into simple forms. Just google quantum dramaturgy to see more thought experiments that deconstruct stories till quantum states.
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2024.06.01 09:15 Ubud_bamboo_ninja Natural unbreakable limit, excluding the possibility of real psychic abilities: Irreducible Computational Theory.
I think psychics attract clients not because they have a connection with the spiritual realm, but because clients feel the need to transfer their responsibility to an abstract higher power and fate. “Someone wiser knows better” However, there is no way to predict the future mathematically, and it’s very easy to explain. Please follow up:
There is the great scientist Dr. Stephen Wolfram. He is the creator of many things that power up our smartphones, including
Mathematica and the Wolfram language. He has a number of theories, the latest of which, such as the
Ruliad concept and the theory of everything, are truly amazing and might connect general relativity and the standard model.
One of his early studies brought up the irreducible computation theory. He looked into Cellular Automatons - the Turing machine visualization where you set up simple rules at the beginning and then see how the layout of white and black squares evolves through each step. He discovered that particularly
Rule 30 automaton looked simple at the start but led to endless complicated patterns. Most other combinations of simple rules brought about patterns that were boring and “dead,” but this “Rule 30” evolved continually. This pattern can be seen everywhere in nature, on the back of a
snail shell, and we use it to code “random” machines in our electronics.
All random calculations in your computer – are Rule 30. They are not random.
What Dr. Stephen suggested is that there is no way to predict and calculate the result of the upcoming row of squares with the help of some kind of formula. Instead, you must go through each step one at a time. Many tried; there was even a cash prize for a person who could predict what layout comes on the next step using all existing data, but there is no way to do that as of now. Nobody succeeded.
Now let’s return to psychic activity. How can they predict the future of anything if there is no way to predict even simple mathematical setups? Systems need time and step-by-step evolution to reach results. So, any psychic activity is very reliant on the skill and virtuosity of the psychic themselves and the person who “orders their service.”
They sell by signifying the transfer of responsibility for a person’s life and fate.
All clients want from their certified psychic is the feeling of “transferring the responsibility.” If a psychic told me I will get married only after 25 years old, that’s not my problem now. I don’t need to look for a man while I am still 23. The universe has approved it like that. And all that “Pidgeon religion” proves like “but how could he know that my grandpa was a carpenter?!” are just a tricks of mind that client agree and want to believe. Experiments with pigeons showed that randomly fed, different pigeons worked out some personal ritual that led to “getting food”. Some pigeons danced around and though that caused the food coming, others bit jumped and so on.
It’s understandable why people need psychics. Just as nicotine addicts need cigarettes for a number of reasons they approve of, a person with a lack of self-esteem might seek that “commander” in a psychic. They pathologically need to follow some logic in this life they can’t create themselves. It’s a personality life crisis. A person with strong willpower and legitimate goals to reach usually doesn’t follow the advice of a psychic.
So if you feel you need some supernatural assistance, check yourself what problems you have that cause that desire. Only your actions effect reality. Nothing said is real till you make it so. Check the
book about quantum dramaturgy to see how other supernatural things are broken into simple forms. It is about thought experiments based on deconstructing different complex stories.
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2024.06.01 09:02 lifesucks011 Should I stop my medication?
36f, 10stone, light use of electronic cigarette, currently taking mirtazapine, diazepam and zopiclone. All started 1 week ago.
Complaint- since starting these meds I've been getting very dark smelly urine in the mornings( smells like infection) urine dipped but doesnt show infection. Also since starting I've been getting pain in my side below ( not underneath) right ribs.
Should I stop taking these medications?
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2024.06.01 08:53 Plus_Mongoose7295 What is Inventory Management Systems? The Ultimate Guide
An
inventory management system ensures that one knows what to stock up on or sell out before it is too late. Businesses, in turn, aim to bring down their inventory carrying costs by using these automated or manual systems, and yet they never seem to be satisfied with reducing the inventory to a certain level. In this guide, we will check out the different types of inventory management systems available in the market and how they work, with examples and advice on what functions to look out for when making a purchase.
What is an Inventory Management System?
This describes the processes you use to track your goods along your entire business supply chain—from purchase right through to sales of the end product. In essence, it’s a guideline for stock control for your business. Proper inventory management is an important issue that most companies that deal with warehousing need to consider.
Why You Need an Inventory Management System?
Any company that carries stock needs a system that can track and control that stock correctly. No matter how small or big, without one, things get done on an ad hoc basis, leading to overstocking or understocking.
Advantages of an Inventory Management System
Here are five of the most important reasons why you should have an inventory management system:
- Better Visibility in Your Inventory: Keeping an eye on all the inventory movements helps you know the stock in hand and gives you an idea of when you need to reorder the same.
- Meet Customer Demand: Never run out of stock again. Decrease the probability of losing a sale as you meet customer demands.
- Get to Know Your Profitability: Record all data of inventory to break up costs of sales and production, total inventory value, and informative information about profitability.
- Enhances Workflow Efficiency: Automate inventory tracking to eliminate the need for regular checking in order to optimize operations.
- Accurate Financial Reporting: Proper tracking of stock and purchases to monitor the true value and profitability of your business.
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How an inventory management system works?
Online inventory management systems take updating the stock levels and tracking the inventories in the supply chain a step further. Other features include time purchasing, building products from a Bill of Materials, the capability to promise a customer order from multiple sales outlets, and the enhancement of many inventory control procedures.
Examples of Inventory Management Systems
Inventory management systems take many forms and functions. Some are really basic pen-and-paper or spreadsheet systems that require loads of manual data entry, while others are sophisticated software systems that can truly automate much of the inventory management process.
1. Simple Pen-and-Paper or Spreadsheet-Oriented Systems, with a Lot of Manual Data Entry: Example: Priya and Ravi run a small book distribution godown. Priya has made a spreadsheet in Excel, which they update every time they need to order more stock. Ravi is in marketing, and when he sells a book, the same is reflected in the spreadsheet so that the update tells them the current stock level, reorder dates, etc.
2. Use of Basic Stock Management Software in a Local Retail Store: Example: Every bit of truly basic functionality found in the accounting software Sarah’s Boutique is a clothes store that enables them to keep a track of their inventory and sales. Thus, the system lets them track inventory and sales in one place, but automated reordering and detailed features of analytics do not exist there.
3. Automated Systems in a Mid-Sized Manufacturing Company: Example: AutoParts Co., a car parts manufacturer, uses an automated inventory management system to track components and finished products. This cloud-based system integrates business applications, increasing visibility across the organization. At the same time, it eliminates administrative tasks for operations and ensures that all necessary parts are always in stock.
4. Global Business with Cloud-Based System: Example: GreenGadget Inc. – an electronics manufacturer. GreenGadget possesses a cloud software system that allows it to monitor its inventory in several warehouses. The software correlates e-commerce with the inventory, such that it updates the level of stock the moment goods are sold. This same system also allows it to prepare reports regarding historical data for its sales and forecasting for future demand and supplier availability. That is what gives GreenGadget Inc. the ability to make more timely purchasing decisions, conserve cash flow, and support growth.
5. Wholesale Distributor with Barcode Inventory System: Example: FreshProduce Wholesale is a distributor of fresh fruits and vegetables with a
barcode inventory system. This provides them with a follow-up on both the ins and outs of the stocks properly, minimizing errors, and offers them the highest level of efficiency in their order fulfillment process.
6. Small IT Firm Capable of Asset Inventory Management: Example: Techie Solutions is a small IT services firm capable of using asset
inventory management software. That way, it can itself buy the necessary equipment—laptops, servers, and other networking equipment—to satisfy the requirements of the purchasers.
7. Construction Company – Inventory Management System: Example: BuildRight Construction monitors the materials it uses in building and tools needed in construction through a cloud-based inventory management system. This ensures that field requirement of materials is kept; hence, materials are available in different construction sites and prevents delays because of no stock.
8. Furniture Manufacturer – Warehouse Management System: Example: CozyHome Furniture installed a
warehouse management system to help organize, administrate, and enable optimization of its storage facility. It has simplified the management of raw materials and finished products, becoming more efficient and doing away with handling time.
Types of Inventory Management Systems
Periodic vs. Perpetual Inventory Systems
Learn how the two systems differ, and this will be helpful in determining the approach that suits your business. Each system has its unique benefits and methods of operation.
Periodic Inventory System
📷 Regular Stock Counts of the Closing Stock Detail: It depends upon the scheduled counting of the stock for verification of the accuracy of the inventory. Such counts usually occur every 3 to 6 months.
Advantages - Cost-Effective: The hardware or software to implement the system is often lower since it does not need advanced technology.
- Simplicity: More comfortable to manage for small businesses that have less inventory or processing of fewer transactions.
Disadvantages - Accuracy Issues: Inaccurate inventory data could lead to discrepancies and potential stockouts, given the long time periods between counts.
- Laborious: Largely human-based with regular physical counts that are highly intrusive.
Example of Periodic Inventory Management System: Non-profit Organization with Periodic Inventory System:
Example: Charity Clothes is a non-profit organization of donating clothes to the deprived and homeless. They use a periodic inventory system by counting its stock every three months to ensure the inventory records match the actual stock in its possession.
Perpetual Inventory System
📷 Continuous Tracking Detail: The system continuously monitors the levels of stock as goods are received, produced, sold, or returned, providing current stock figures.
Advantages - Real-Time Data: Gives up-to-date and accurate inventory levels. That would reduce the dependency on periodic stock takes.
- Efficiency: It improves the effectiveness of management of inventory since it enables better decisions for businesses from the acquired real-time data.
- Reduced Stock Discrepancies: Reduces the risk of stock discrepancies and increases the inventory accuracy overall.
Disadvantages - Higher Initial Costs: Expensive technology and software systems for its implementation.
- Complexity: It is trickier to implement and manage, and often requires training and sometimes more advanced IT infrastructure.
Example of Perpetual Inventory Management System: E-Commerce Growing Business with the Perpetual Inventory System:
Example: FitEtquip is a virtual retailer of fitness equipment. FitGear uses a perpetual inventory system that updates each time the products are received, sold, or returned. This system supports them to keep accurate stock levels while streamlining order fulfilment.
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An inventory management system, or
inventory management software, is essential for businesses to streamline tracking and controlling stock across the entire supply chain. This helps companies avoid overstocking and understocking, reducing costs and improving overall efficiency. Whether you opt for a simple system or a complex ERP solution, understanding the different types and their features will help you choose the best fit for your business needs. Costs can range widely, so it’s crucial to consider your specific requirements and the potential return on investment. Ultimately, an effective inventory management system will support your business growth and operational success.
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2024.06.01 08:07 Rhone- Guidance for First 1911
With the Kimber II sale going on at Turners right now I'm spending time researching and thinking about a 1911 purchase. Sadly, I missed the SW Rock Island sale but c'est le vie.
I've done some online (key word) research and know the general consensus in the $800-$1300 price bracket is that SA is the preferred manufacturer with DW being the next step up and Kimber II being in the same range as the SA Loaded. I'm aware I'll likely need to pick up higher quality mags regardless of my choice and also play around with ammo to find the right match.
As of now I've narrowed things down to the Kimber Stainless II, SA TRP (possibly Operator?), and distant third is the SA MC Operator...wrap around grip looks meh imo
My questions: 1) Are there any other brands/models I should take a look at? 2) Is a $500+ difference between Kimber Stainless and TRP a worthwhile jump ($950 vs $1400)
Scope for the discussion: • CA roster guns unless reasonably priced via ppt • under $1500 post-tax (semi-firm, have a few hairs of flex) • 45 cal • no dot • 95% sure no light • use: range/eye candy (not for carry)
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2024.06.01 07:51 LeHymen Advise on what type of therapy/psychology to be referred to?
I am retrospectively diagnosed with combined type adhd and have been to a clinical psychologist who specialises in autism, particularly in adults. They provided me with an assessment and informed me that I am highly likely to have autism, but I do not have a formal diagnoses. The clinical psychologist was not able to formally diagnose me due to ethical reasons, as they are an acquaintance of mine, therefore it would be unethical.
I am struggling at the moment. I have a new job as a sales representative, which requires time management. I fail to manage my time efficiently, and I have always failed with time related tasks. There are targets etc that I need to meet and when I don't I suffer from depression. I have never suffered from depression until now. I am diagnosed with generalised anxiety disorder, but I definitely believe my anxiety stems from a more social aspect. I am usually anxiety free while at work but my new job requires me to sell things within a field of work that I have no idea of. I only got this job because of my resume, as I have worked more than half of my life in retail.
I have trauma from my childhood, at least I think I do. I can't remember most of my life until I was 16. I went to two therapy sessions a few years ago which unlocked a memory of me being sexually abused by my uncle. I don't know if this happened but after the therapy I could almost smell and feel the abuse. My family and friends think I am making the sexual abuse up in my head, which I may be doing. I didn't return to therapy because the therapist used holistic approaches and would bring up alternative theories such as chakras and religion. I don't have anything against those fields but I was very clear that I believe in the scientific method.
I have always had a problem with skin picking, and ever since the two therapy sessions my picking has gotten worse. I currently have a few 'warts' under my chin which are just from picking my skin. I find that I am unable to go five minutes without picking them, and it has been brought up from my employer multiple times. I pick constantly when alone. I have been addicted to cigarettes and alcohol (I am no longer addicted to either thanks to my adhd diagnosis and medication), however, my skin picking feels akin to my substance addiction. It is constant and I wake myself up sometimes from picking my skin.
I'm a 31 year old male and I am still a virgin. I have never had interest in sex, although I have had many offers. I believe I am asexual as I have no desire to fornicate with men or women. Although I do enjoy manipulating people I am interested in romantically. I also actively say things to shock or offend people in a social situation, mainly to ensure that they remember who I am. Video's of real situations and gore are also something I watch to feel at peace, which I think comes down to morbid curiosity.
I don't believe I've ever had depression until I started my new job. I have been having fleeting moments of suicidal ideation. I have also been not showering or practising personal hygiene (this has always been a struggle but it has gotten worse since starting my new job).
My GP is going to write me a referral for a clinical psychologist. I would like some advice as to what type of therapy would help me the most. I really want to be able to live and work as a 31 year old man and not fail as a 17 year old teenager. I feel immature compared to my peers and have been told I have the mentality of a child. I feel left out and behind everyone because I don't desire sex, which is literally part of biology. I also tend to ramble on as you can see from the wall of text I have just written. Would I benefit from hypnotherapy, CBT, rapid eye. etc..... I just need some help in a world/society I am very much alone within.
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2024.06.01 07:50 EchoJobs Hiring Sr. Manager, Sales Engineering (Retail) [San Francisco, CA]
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2024.06.01 07:01 EchoJobs ✨ Jun 1 - 94 new Software Engineer Jobs
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| Senior Engineer Instruments | USD 120k - 150k |
Senior DevOps Engineer | USD 126k - 159k | Remote |
Senior Software Animation Developer | USD 98k - 144k | Remote, Vancouver, British Columbia, Ontario, British Columbia, Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
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Lead Business Analytics and Technical Associate Remote | USD 80k - 90k | Remote, US |
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CAD Implementation Engineer | USD 92k - 138k | San Diego, CA, US, Remote |
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QA Engineer Remote | USD 55k - 70k | Remote |
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Sales Systems Analyst | USD 84k - 111k | Remote, US |
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