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• Posted By : Smarthuiyuan Smarthuiyuan
• Posted On : Dec 03, 2020
• Views : 897
• Category : Business
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  I am open to pretty much any thought. I have money and don't know what to do with it. (never thought that would happen, lol. 89 mining ftl) I believe that you need to seriously look at merchanting with OSRS gold, only buy something that is used heavily in PKing such as food, potions, arrows. . .whatever and buy 2-3% under middle and sell a couple of percent over. 3-4% every day might not look like much but you can likely get it 3 times each day, meaning 9-12% gain if you hit it correctly.
  
  It adds up extremly fast, simply avoid runes. Something great to search for is as soon as the distribution doesn't cover the requirement for a few days and then when the supply outweighs the demand. . .In these conditions the cost occillates (sp?) And if you dont make a fantastic profit one day it is easy to return later on. A supply of 90% vs demand on average is a fantastic bet generally since you can get enough of it to market later when the cost rises and falls.
  
  I think you should seriously look at merchanting with it, only buy something that is used heavily in PKing such as food, potions, arrows. . .whatever and buy 2-3% under centre and sell a couple of percent over. 3-4% every day may not look like much but you can likely get it 3 times every day, meaning 9-12% profit if you hit it right. It provides up extremly quickly, just avoid runes. Something good to look for is as soon as the distribution does not provide for the requirement for Buy RS gold a few days and then when the supply outweighs the demand. . .In those conditions the price occillates (sp?) And if you dont make a fantastic profit one day you can easily come back later on. A source of 90% vs need on average is a good bet generally since you're able to get enough of it to market later when the cost rises and drops.