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Introduction: Linked items is a term I used to describe items that have their prices linked in some fundamental way. In that sense, the rise/fall in price of one item will eventually result in changes in price of the linked item(s). By carefully watching the prices of two linked items, you can make rapid, short term merches (<1 week) to make lots of gp.
 
Basic example 1: The items air orb, battlestaff, and air battlestaff  are forever inversely linked in price. The air battlestaff price is fixed by the alch value of 9300 gp. If the price of air orbs goes up, the price of battlestaff will deter people training crafting using this method. Thus, the supply of battlestaff will outweigh the demand , and price will drop to the equilibrium point. Vice versa, is the same. 
 
Basic example 2: The items zulrah scales and antivenom are directly linked in price. If the price of zulrah scales increases, the price of antivenom should increase, as zulrah scales are used to make antivenoms. 
 
Advanced example 1: The items of the air battlestaff are also (in an abstract, long term way) linked to the cost of training crafting. If for whatever reason, jagex gives everyone free 200m crafting exp, the price of both air orbs and battlestaff will drop. This is because players will have no reason to make air battlestaves unless it's for profit, and for there to be profit, the prices of orbs and battlestaff combined must be less than 9300. For a more realistic scenario, see how the introduction of wyrm/drake bones crashed the price of dragon bones.
 
Advanced example 2: The items of zulrah scale/zulrah uniques are directly linked to the price of high end magic gear (mages book, eternal boots, etc). 
https://gyazo.com/ff925192cebb41a7285f54fac4e1e3b2
https://gyazo.com/ff925192cebb41a7285f54fac4e1e3b2
Those are the two graphs of zulrah scale and eternal boots, just to show you I'm not spewing shit out of my ass. 
Why? The profit of zulrah increases as the price of scales goes up (doing zulrah is net positive in scales) and some other reasons out of this topic's scope. Magic items make up the more expensive gearing options for zulrah. 
 
Advanced example 5 (I actually did this): Yesterday the price of antivenom spiked up to 8k from 4k, likely due to zulrah-related updates causing market instability. This graph shows a small blip where the price spiked (graph not 100% accurate on real trading price).https://gyazo.com/d1aa8328a6dd73056ad84550ea3590e9
From this, I hypothesized that antivenoms, in general, were going to spike in price. I noticed that antivenom+, was still trading at its normal price even though its weaker version was spiking at 8k. This graph shows how the antivenom+ spike was ~12 hours delayed after the spike of antivenom. https://gyazo.com/1990e761cec0b0382686ff48ac7516e4
I bought ~10k antivenom+ yesterday, using as many accounts as I could, and made ~1k profit on each of them, for a total of 10m in 15 minutes of runescaping.
 
Thank you for reading, I hope to provide more insight in future posts on how to successfully make money off the grand exchange.
 
 
 

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Introduction: Linked items is a term I used to describe items that have their prices linked in some fundamental way. In that sense, the rise/fall in price of one item will eventually result in changes in price of the linked item(s). By carefully watching the prices of two linked items, you can make rapid, short term merches (<1 week) to make lots of gp.
 
Basic example 1: The items air orb, battlestaff, and air battlestaff  are forever inversely linked in price. The air battlestaff price is fixed by the alch value of 9300 gp. If the price of air orbs goes up, the price of battlestaff will deter people training crafting using this method. Thus, the supply of battlestaff will outweigh the demand , and price will drop to the equilibrium point. Vice versa, is the same. 
 
Basic example 2: The items zulrah scales and antivenom are directly linked in price. If the price of zulrah scales increases, the price of antivenom should increase, as zulrah scales are used to make antivenoms. 
 
Advanced example 1: The items of the air battlestaff are also (in an abstract, long term way) linked to the cost of training crafting. If for whatever reason, jagex gives everyone free 200m crafting exp, the price of both air orbs and battlestaff will drop. This is because players will have no reason to make air battlestaves unless it's for profit, and for there to be profit, the prices of orbs and battlestaff combined must be less than 9300. For a more realistic scenario, see how the introduction of wyrm/drake bones crashed the price of dragon bones.
 
Advanced example 2: The items of zulrah scale/zulrah uniques are directly linked to the price of high end magic gear (mages book, eternal boots, etc). 
https://gyazo.com/ff925192cebb41a7285f54fac4e1e3b2
https://gyazo.com/ff925192cebb41a7285f54fac4e1e3b2
Those are the two graphs of zulrah scale and eternal boots, just to show you I'm not spewing shit out of my ass. 
Why? The profit of zulrah increases as the price of scales goes up (doing zulrah is net positive in scales) and some other reasons out of this topic's scope. Magic items make up the more expensive gearing options for zulrah. 
 
Advanced example 5 (I actually did this): Yesterday the price of antivenom spiked up to 8k from 4k, likely due to zulrah-related updates causing market instability. This graph shows a small blip where the price spiked (graph not 100% accurate on real trading price).https://gyazo.com/d1aa8328a6dd73056ad84550ea3590e9
From this, I hypothesized that antivenoms, in general, were going to spike in price. I noticed that antivenom+, was still trading at its normal price even though its weaker version was spiking at 8k. This graph shows how the antivenom+ spike was ~12 hours delayed after the spike of antivenom. https://gyazo.com/1990e761cec0b0382686ff48ac7516e4
I bought ~10k antivenom+ yesterday, using as many accounts as I could, and made ~1k profit on each of them, for a total of 10m in 15 minutes of runescaping.
 
Thank you for reading, I hope to provide more insight in future posts on how to successfully make money off the grand exchange.
 
 
 

It also makes you look 10X scarier

Crystal shield is the most OVERPOWERED shield for multifights in the wild, the only requirements are roving elves quests and 70 defence and 50 agility. 

Comparison vs a rune kiteshield: (34 more range defense bonus)

 
 
The first shield you're going to buy is going to cost 750k, after that its 600k > 450k > 300k and after that its 150k forever. Very cheap and OVERPOWERED.  

 
Getting them:
Ilfeen will recharge crystal weapon seeds into crystal bows, crystal halberds, or crystal shields. She can be found teleporting back and forth between two clearings in Isafdar. After completing Song of the Elves, she can be found in the south-west part of Prifddinas.
 

Priff location:

 
Wiki:
https://oldschool.runescape.wiki/w/Crystal_shield
 

Introduction: Linked items is a term I used to describe items that have their prices linked in some fundamental way. In that sense, the rise/fall in price of one item will eventually result in changes in price of the linked item(s). By carefully watching the prices of two linked items, you can make rapid, short term merches (<1 week) to make lots of gp.
 
Basic example 1: The items air orb, battlestaff, and air battlestaff  are forever inversely linked in price. The air battlestaff price is fixed by the alch value of 9300 gp. If the price of air orbs goes up, the price of battlestaff will deter people training crafting using this method. Thus, the supply of battlestaff will outweigh the demand , and price will drop to the equilibrium point. Vice versa, is the same. 
 
Basic example 2: The items zulrah scales and antivenom are directly linked in price. If the price of zulrah scales increases, the price of antivenom should increase, as zulrah scales are used to make antivenoms. 
 
Advanced example 1: The items of the air battlestaff are also (in an abstract, long term way) linked to the cost of training crafting. If for whatever reason, jagex gives everyone free 200m crafting exp, the price of both air orbs and battlestaff will drop. This is because players will have no reason to make air battlestaves unless it's for profit, and for there to be profit, the prices of orbs and battlestaff combined must be less than 9300. For a more realistic scenario, see how the introduction of wyrm/drake bones crashed the price of dragon bones.
 
Advanced example 2: The items of zulrah scale/zulrah uniques are directly linked to the price of high end magic gear (mages book, eternal boots, etc). 
https://gyazo.com/ff925192cebb41a7285f54fac4e1e3b2
https://gyazo.com/ff925192cebb41a7285f54fac4e1e3b2
Those are the two graphs of zulrah scale and eternal boots, just to show you I'm not spewing shit out of my ass. 
Why? The profit of zulrah increases as the price of scales goes up (doing zulrah is net positive in scales) and some other reasons out of this topic's scope. Magic items make up the more expensive gearing options for zulrah. 
 
Advanced example 5 (I actually did this): Yesterday the price of antivenom spiked up to 8k from 4k, likely due to zulrah-related updates causing market instability. This graph shows a small blip where the price spiked (graph not 100% accurate on real trading price).https://gyazo.com/d1aa8328a6dd73056ad84550ea3590e9
From this, I hypothesized that antivenoms, in general, were going to spike in price. I noticed that antivenom+, was still trading at its normal price even though its weaker version was spiking at 8k. This graph shows how the antivenom+ spike was ~12 hours delayed after the spike of antivenom. https://gyazo.com/1990e761cec0b0382686ff48ac7516e4
I bought ~10k antivenom+ yesterday, using as many accounts as I could, and made ~1k profit on each of them, for a total of 10m in 15 minutes of runescaping.
 
Thank you for reading, I hope to provide more insight in future posts on how to successfully make money off the grand exchange.
 
 
 

Introduction: Linked items is a term I used to describe items that have their prices linked in some fundamental way. In that sense, the rise/fall in price of one item will eventually result in changes in price of the linked item(s). By carefully watching the prices of two linked items, you can make rapid, short term merches (<1 week) to make lots of gp.
 
Basic example 1: The items air orb, battlestaff, and air battlestaff  are forever inversely linked in price. The air battlestaff price is fixed by the alch value of 9300 gp. If the price of air orbs goes up, the price of battlestaff will deter people training crafting using this method. Thus, the supply of battlestaff will outweigh the demand , and price will drop to the equilibrium point. Vice versa, is the same. 
 
Basic example 2: The items zulrah scales and antivenom are directly linked in price. If the price of zulrah scales increases, the price of antivenom should increase, as zulrah scales are used to make antivenoms. 
 
Advanced example 1: The items of the air battlestaff are also (in an abstract, long term way) linked to the cost of training crafting. If for whatever reason, jagex gives everyone free 200m crafting exp, the price of both air orbs and battlestaff will drop. This is because players will have no reason to make air battlestaves unless it's for profit, and for there to be profit, the prices of orbs and battlestaff combined must be less than 9300. For a more realistic scenario, see how the introduction of wyrm/drake bones crashed the price of dragon bones.
 
Advanced example 2: The items of zulrah scale/zulrah uniques are directly linked to the price of high end magic gear (mages book, eternal boots, etc). 
https://gyazo.com/ff925192cebb41a7285f54fac4e1e3b2
https://gyazo.com/ff925192cebb41a7285f54fac4e1e3b2
Those are the two graphs of zulrah scale and eternal boots, just to show you I'm not spewing shit out of my ass. 
Why? The profit of zulrah increases as the price of scales goes up (doing zulrah is net positive in scales) and some other reasons out of this topic's scope. Magic items make up the more expensive gearing options for zulrah. 
 
Advanced example 5 (I actually did this): Yesterday the price of antivenom spiked up to 8k from 4k, likely due to zulrah-related updates causing market instability. This graph shows a small blip where the price spiked (graph not 100% accurate on real trading price).https://gyazo.com/d1aa8328a6dd73056ad84550ea3590e9
From this, I hypothesized that antivenoms, in general, were going to spike in price. I noticed that antivenom+, was still trading at its normal price even though its weaker version was spiking at 8k. This graph shows how the antivenom+ spike was ~12 hours delayed after the spike of antivenom. https://gyazo.com/1990e761cec0b0382686ff48ac7516e4
I bought ~10k antivenom+ yesterday, using as many accounts as I could, and made ~1k profit on each of them, for a total of 10m in 15 minutes of runescaping.
 
Thank you for reading, I hope to provide more insight in future posts on how to successfully make money off the grand exchange.
 
 
 

Kebo's lowlands merch
Snape grass:
Intro: Recent Kebo's lowlands update introduced snape grass seeds and removed snape grass from NMZ. NMZ points were valued at ~0.4 gp/point when buying bulk so snape grass was around 70-80 gp.   
 
Why do I think it's a good merch?
TL:DR - the amount of exp it gives over planting watermelons is pretty negligible, thus for people to plant it they need monetary incentives. Also, people don't even plant watermelons for exp because it's tedious as fuck. I estimated the amount of incentive needed based on herb farming profits
Snape grass predicted to settle around 1k value
 
Limitations:
people who have alot of money and only want farming exp would still be willing to plant snape grass at a huge loss.  if the price goes too high people might collect them on waterbirth island Snape grass merching.xlsx

Kebo's lowlands merch
Snape grass:
Intro: Recent Kebo's lowlands update introduced snape grass seeds and removed snape grass from NMZ. NMZ points were valued at ~0.4 gp/point when buying bulk so snape grass was around 70-80 gp.   
 
Why do I think it's a good merch?
TL:DR - the amount of exp it gives over planting watermelons is pretty negligible, thus for people to plant it they need monetary incentives. Also, people don't even plant watermelons for exp because it's tedious as fuck. I estimated the amount of incentive needed based on herb farming profits
Snape grass predicted to settle around 1k value
 
Limitations:
people who have alot of money and only want farming exp would still be willing to plant snape grass at a huge loss.  if the price goes too high people might collect them on waterbirth island Snape grass merching.xlsx

ah, finally you made an app, welcome

RL goals:
start running again, hit 6 minute mile
achieve better discipline between school/work and RS
 
RS goals:
1B bank ($$$)
getting better at 1v1 tribrid 
 

Hey guys!! It’s getting really close to the big 2k19 now, and I just wondered if you guys wouldn’t mind posting your goals and aspirations for 2019! Both in OSRS and not in game (if you guys aren’t like lynx Titan). It would be nice to hear what you all want and a great place to look back at next year to see if you achieved everything!
 
My real life goals:
Complete 10 Marathons
Enter the GB Swimming team
Gain a 1st in my degree
 
OSRS goals:
Untrimmed Farming Cape
1800 Total
 
Let’s do this Wilderness Guardian!!

Loving all the goals guys! We will look back in a year and see who’s achieved what! Keep grinding all ❤️

welcome