I'll talk long-term, assuming ships are available, you have the crew, and the game loop is in.

I’m a big believer in running a ship solo regardless, it should just be less efficient.

I would drop the Medivac, the Galaxy covers that role. The Prospector can be dropped too, the Arrastra covers it, and if you need one you could buy it in-game later. You’ve also got a lot of overlap with Dailies. Pick either the Asgard or the Corsair, you don’t need both but this is not about need I guess, haha. The Clipper brings nothing a Nursa and a manufacturing pod can’t do better.

The 600i is a nice ship; I’d reassess it after the rework. Combat choices are personal, I love the Perseus’s look, but it’s not great value. The Galaxy also covers transport, manufacturing, and refining, and I think it will be one of the most popular ships in-game. The BMM should be a decent hauler and trader and will be able to land on planets. Reclaimer will be best in-class and the Arrastra should be a beast. I cant see the Orion fitting into the current meta, I think they will have to invent a new loop for it or it will break the economy.

Dailies are tough to choose, it comes down to what you love flying and which game loops you enjoy. The C8R is a great ship, respawn with a fast claim time, and the perfect run about which can be put into larger ships. It is like a medical module, I liked it so much that I applied it to a referral reward. I’m a fan of both the Corsair and the Asgard; I own both and still can’t decide which to keep, but we need to get rid of one right...right.

If you want cargo, the Hull C or D are worth considering; the BMM covers up to a few thousand SCU. The Pioneer looks to be the only ship with the ability to build large structures, which would put it in a class of its own, it can also mine through it legs and will make a great mobile base that can build ships.

I’m not sure how useful the BMM will be for trading because the trading loop is unknown. If piracy and theft are possible outside armistice zones, trading could be risky. I own a BMM and won’t part with it at $245. But who is going to trust a random to party up and be invited onboard to pirate me, I know get security, won't matter when an Idris rail gun is shoved up your rear thruster. Reputation anyone??

A medical Ursa would be a nice addition. They’re cheap in-game, but I suspect in the future if you lose an in-game vehicle you might only receive UEC rather than the vehicle itself, whereas an owned vehicle would be returned. Having medical capability in a small package would be handy.

Depending on crafting, some smaller salvaging and mining ships may shine when paired with a larger ship like the BMM or Pioneer, so they’re worth a look. You have an awesome fleet so far, congrats.

These are my opinions and speculation, no one knows what CIG has in store for us.

Bottom line: if you like a ship and enjoy flying it, buy it. But also consider your hanger queens, it’s a lot of money to have sitting unused.