You've been around trading and commerce enough to have picked up some basic knowledge about buying and selling. Maybe you grew up in a family business, or you've just spent enough time in markets and trading posts to understand the basics.
You're not some galaxy-spanning trade mogul, but you know enough about commerce to spot an obvious scam and understand basic negotiation principles. Your exposure to different trading situations has given you some familiarity with how deals work, though you're still learning the ropes.
Trader: You have a talent for negotiating deals and getting the best price for your goods.
Haggling: You have a knack for bargaining and can always get a good deal. You know how to work the system to your advantage.
Salesmanship: You can persuade almost anyone to see things your way. You're a natural at convincing people to buy what you're selling.
Shrewd: You can quickly identify market trends and make calculated risks to turn a profit.
Greedy: You're always looking for ways to make a profit, even if it means taking advantage of others. You can be selfish at times, and it's hard for you to give up anything you consider valuable.
Profit First: Your focus on profit can sometimes lead you to overlook the well-being of others or make unethical business decisions.
Short-sighted: You're always looking for the next big score, even if it means sacrificing long-term opportunities. You can be impulsive and have a hard time planning for the future.
Ruthlessness: You have a cutthroat approach to business and are willing to do whatever it takes to come out on top.