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Price is determined by : Distance away from producer. The further away from the source, the bigger the profit you'd get.
For example, you buy something from the middle of the map and sell it at the edge of the map, that's big profit. Assuming the port you see isn't producing the item or there is a town nearby producing the same goods - which makes it worse price wise.
usually you can sell your Goods for 1.5 times - 3 times (mostly 2 - 2.5 though) if they are far from the ports that produce them.
Late game, you want to bring expensive cargo instead of say, grain because you can use faster ship.
Yes, the "wanted" goods and port is randomly picked per month. It's great, but not always.
Ships does not scam you. When you buy them, they said they sell at higher price, yes? Don't buy from ships unless you need that trade good; or food if you ran out mid journey.
Taking ships via boarding is also profitable, but I am not there yet.
Attacking ships is also very profitable as you get ships to sell if you don't destroy them and you get free cargo. That's pure profit if you don't lose any ship in the process.
Beware though, it takes a LOT of investment to change that produce/day depending on the goods.
As for sustainable income... Trading to and from distant colonies tends to work. Though, without heavy investing, the ports will never keep up production with your large cargo hold.