Another thing to keep in mind is that you can dominate the greater majority of low priced bids on Netherweave (people often make wacky posts like 5g buyout 2g bid, which gets ignored by the majority) by simply bidding on every profitable set of Netherweave.

Each day you log into a new batch of steady income.

With all that math, it comes out that if you list your stack on the AH for 3g,41s,06c then you will break even…well a 1c profit really but that is not worth my time.

3.41.06 asking price
- 0.24.00 deposit
3.17.06 remaining

3.41.06 asking price
x 0.05 % house cut of sell
0.17.05 house cut

3.17.06 remaining for profit after listing
- 0.17.05 house cut
0.00.01 profit

A stack of 20 Netherweave cloth converts to a 3g stack of 10 heavy bandages, so:

3 / 20 = 0.15 (or 15 silver per cloth)

If a stack of regular bandages goes for 2g55s, then:

2.55 / 20 = 0.1275 (or 12 silver 75 copper)

When you’re cruising the Netherweave listings, the new tooltip info that gives price per unit makes this really simple. You want to find any Netherweave cloth selling for less than 15 silver per unit if you’re making heavy bandages, or less than 12 silver 75 copper per unit if you’re making regular bandages.

Now you tell me which one has the bigger profit margin? Actually, nevermind, I’ll tell you.

Do you want to sell that cloth for 15s each, or 12s75c each?

If you’re hunting for 12s74c per unit, you’re not only narrowing your profit, but you’re ruling out all those bandages going for 12.75-14.99 per unit. You’re not just narrowing your profit margin, you’re narrowing your market.

On top of all that, you’re doubling the time it takes to turn those bandages around. And it’s like they say, “Time is money, friend!”

Come on guys - you are supposed to be the math geniuses (genii?)

That makes a stack of netherweave worth 2g 55s vs. 3g.