I agree that even with taxes, daytrading remains a problem. But keeping them posted a month would create problems with bankruptcy. A lower league player buys a 500k+ salary center and get's himself into so much dept, there is no way out. So we can not actually force them to keep the player. I initially thought that linking players selling to games played would solve the problem, but injuries will kill that plan. So the only thing that would actually work is raising the tax from those transfers to 90% the first week and perhaps 80% second week and with tax coming back to current system after four weeks. This way you can't kill your club in the lower division, but take a reasnoble hit trying to constantly daytrade. Ofcourse BB-s have regulated daytrading to be hard, but I think it should be even strickter.
The other way we could approach this would be letting teams sell 12 players (so basically the whole team that can be listed for a game) per season. After that everything would be taxed with 99% intrest.
Last edited by Kukoc at 6/2/2010 6:34:47 AM