Now no matter what ends up happening, I'm all for an idea that curbs daytrading. I do like the idea proposed that calls for newly acquired players to be taxed or resold for a lower percentage than the standard 79% or 80%. When people can make an easy 2-3 million in less than a week, then I think something needs to change. This will make people more sure when they buy on the market as well...and I'm including myself in this.
to be honest this is only right for players who didn't daytrade,in past days i sold my minutes killers(player who are bougth just for friendlys) and i believe with 16 transfer in the last season they start around 60 and i stopped it.
So maybe trading in the 1-3k area of player is possible with mass of players, because they are sold normally for x times of what you pay for, but i don't think you get rich of it ;) But buying 40+ under market value is pretty taff, to trade with more expensiv players.