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Which was precisely my point about high alching, you'll never find an item with good margins which lasts for over 24 hrs because players will always buy out the distribution until the prices are no longer profitable, because large alching pushes the market for items that would normally be useless and prevents them from bottoming out like a dead inventory would in real life. High alching gives an artificial demand to seemingly useless items thus keeping older content relevant and making the rs economy as a whole lot different and diverse than other mmos, where many mmos are equipment treadmills where things will gradually become worthless and totally irrelevant in time due to power creep along with the industry inflation that follows.
You say it's high-level was 4k and it quickly dropped in a couple of days yet it has been out for a year and a half and it is sitting at 3.8k right now. It sold and was 7k for more as it published. You are just studying to be heard at this point. Which is why you space out every sentence, which means that your thoughts are filling your screen. "Know exactly what merchers do on RS if they keep track of
buy OSRS gold historical highs and lows? Know what they"re searching for?" Yes actually, I do.
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