Makaveli2007 - 11:21 pm on Jul 20, 2007 (gmt 0)

I once read that if your competition wasnt bidding on the smaller engines it was a good idea to bid on them, take the profits and reinvest them on the big engines again to have an edge.

or slightly different: Bid on the smaller engines, too (in competitive markets) so you dont give your competitors that possible edge.

What I do not understand, at all, though:

Its great to make a profit from engines if they are less competitive (even if they have a very very small market share). But how does reinvesting them help give you an edge over the competition on the other engines?