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Interesting idea. I'm assuming you're talking about cases where (for instance) the top line would be "Buy x to 36" and the second line would be "Buy y to 14" so you buy x. Then the lines are "Buy x to 37" and "Buy y to "14" so you buy another x. Then it has "Buy x to 38" and "Buy y to 14" so you buy yet one more x. At which point it changes and says "Buy y to 14" as the top line and "Buy x to 39" as the second line.
One thing to keep in mind is that it is marginally faster to buy three levels of "x" one level at a time than to wait until you can buy three levels all at once. Granted, that margin can be smaller than a second at some times but at other times it could be minutes or hours.
The problem to solve becomes: How long will it take to get from "x" being the "best" investment to the point where you've bought enough "x" that the "best" investment is now "y"? And at what point is that amount of time so negligible that it becomes just as "easy" to wait until you can buy the required number of levels of "x" all at once as it does to physically interact with the game to make the purchases one level at a time?
Like instead of saying buy x to level 36 then x to level 37 then x to level 38 just say buy x to level 38 in the first place
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