After it had completely emerged in the spotlight, the Fire Exchange was no longer a maverick.
The opening time as well as the time to issue shopping guides had unified with the top ten exchanges and became nine o'clock.
As winter approached, there were many who were still out to trade. However, very few people actually made transactions.
Most traders treated products as stock funds and kept repeating the process of buying low and selling high, with the delusion that they could earn the difference that others wouldn't be able to see.
Even Turner who stood in the back room and was not very sensitive to the market disagreed with that trading style.
"Their approach is too simple. Although it seems like they are profiting every day or aren't losing money, in fact, their profit could not meet the speed of depreciation of contribution points.