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For example when I go scan the AH for glyphs to craft I don't really care how much Glyph of Insect Swarm usually sells for, all I care is what it is currently selling for.

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because as I said this is my first test, but if I am wrong I will redo this as soon as I find otherwise.Is there anyway to have it only use current prices when scanning for things to craft? APM did this and I can't figure out how to get Trade Skill Master to do it, it seems to only want to use historical data which doesn't help me too much. The second line tells me that I could buy out all the 1.5g/4.5g/6.8g shadowgem and relist them all for 20g each (that was my fallback price for shadowgem), so I assume this second line states the biggest reset I could do to make the most possible profit. So I believe this first line states the smallest reset you could do to make profit. Because my minimum profit per item was set to 5g (+50s for the price resolution) the first line states that I could buy out all the 1.5g shadowgem and undercut the 6.8g shadowgem and still make that minimum 5g profit. Several for 1.5g each, several for 4.5g each and several for 6.8g each. There was a total of 67 shadowgems on my auction house. After much hair tugging and temple rubbing, I think I understand now. Ok so this was the part that confused the hell out of me, because I have never used this feature before I didn't understand why my shadowgem was listed twice, and I couldn't find any information on it.

I know I can sell them for 20g on my realm so I am happy to buy them for 10g to make 100% profit, most players will probably want to set this to around 5g however. Finally at the bottom, 'max price per item' is how much you are willing to spend PER shadowgem. To the right, the fourth option is 'price resolution', this is basically how much you are willing your numbers to be adjusted by, EG if you set it to 50s it will alter all your prices to allow for an extra 50s, so 5g and 5g50s are the same thing. The third option is 'max quantity to buy', now mine is 100 because I often deal in bulk amounts and investing comes naturally to me, I recommend not having a number like 10 because I doubt there will often be so little gems on your auction house, and even if you set it to 100, if you buy them 1g each that's only 100g spent.

Mine is set to 5g, this means TSM will not buy a shadowgem unless I can make 5g or more profit from that single gem. The second option is 'min reset profit', this is the minimum profit you want to make from each single item. I chose 1000g because I am happy to invest in large amounts of items I know I can sell. As for gems I usually give them separate groups, so this means I am willing to spend a maximum for 1000g to reset the shadowgem market. The first option is 'max reset cost', this is the maximum amount of gold you want to spend per item in your group, to reset the market. You will want to set them up according to your own realm. Ok so we now have quite a few options but they are pretty easy to understand. The final forth arrow (red) states 'Your auction has not been undercut', which is exactly what you want, means you are the cheapest on the AH! You can change the behaviour of this setting in your group override. The third arrow (yellow) states 'Not cancelling auction below threshold.', this means the item that has undercut you, is cheaper than you have specified in your threshold for that item, therefor TSM will not undercut it and will leave your current auction up (although it has been undercut).

The second arrow (green) states 'Cancelling auction which you've undercut', this means you have undercut someone who has undercut you (tongue twister!), therefor TSM will cancel your originally undercut auction. The first arrow (pink) states 'You've been undercut', this means someone has undercut you and TSM is going to cancel that auction to repost later. The information stated can be any of the following: At the top it will list how many auctions it wants to cancel according to your settings.

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