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=Character & Trading Alt=

In the beginning of the game you should think about what you want to become in EVE. ~~Trading is~~ the ~~least~~ skill ~~requiring profession you can learn in EVE (apart from being able to fly haulers)~~. Depending on the way you want to play this game you can choose whether you want to focus on trading, doing it only along the other things you do in EVE or you have an alt with whom you manage all market related actions. There are advantages and ~~disadvanteges~~ in any of these options (this list might not be complete). So you have to find out what suits your needs best.

In the beginning of the game you should think about what type of character you want to become in EVE. The serious trader will have many of the trade skills up to level 4 or 5. The ultimate trader will reach Tycoon lvl IV and train up non prerequisites to IV, will spend 90 days training and 190 mil isk on skill books. Depending on the way you want to play this game you can choose whether you want to focus on trading, doing it only along the other things you do in EVE or you have an alt with whom you manage all market related actions. There are advantages and disadvantages in any of these options (this list might not be complete). So you have to find out what suits your needs best.

==War Time==

By the time you get involved in a war the first time in uni you will notice that it might be difficult to earn money since you are not allowed to do anything else than joining fleets or doing things within the station. That problem arises especially if you just recently joined or have a low skilled character regarding trading skills. There are two ways to work around this problem:

# Train the skills that your character is able to do remote trading or

# create an alt which you place in a [[Trade_Hubs|trading hub]] (the most popular is in Jita) who is only there for Station Trading.

=Market=

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 =Character & Trading Alt=
-In the beginning of the game you should think about what you want to become in EVE. Trading is the least skill requiring profession you can learn in EVE (apart from being able to fly haulers). Depending on the way you want to play this game you can choose whether you want to focus on trading, doing it only along the other things you do in EVE or you have an alt with whom you manage all market related actions. There are advantages and disadvanteges in any of these options (this list might not be complete). So you have to find out what suits your needs best.
+In the beginning of the game you should think about what type of character you want to become in EVE. The serious trader will have many of the trade skills up to level 4 or 5. The ultimate trader will reach Tycoon lvl IV and train up non prerequisites to IV, will spend 90 days training and 190 mil isk on skill books. Depending on the way you want to play this game you can choose whether you want to focus on trading, doing it only along the other things you do in EVE or you have an alt with whom you manage all market related actions. There are advantages and disadvantages in any of these options (this list might not be complete). So you have to find out what suits your needs best.
 ==War Time==
 By the time you get involved in a war the first time in uni you will notice that it might be difficult to earn money since you are not allowed to do anything else than joining fleets or doing things within the station. That problem arises especially if you just recently joined or have a low skilled character regarding trading skills. There are two ways to work around this problem:
 # Train the skills that your character is able to do remote trading or
 # create an alt which you place in a [[Trade_Hubs|trading hub]] (the most popular is in Jita) who is only there for Station Trading.
 =Market=