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Santa investment advice please

Discussion in 'RuneScape 3 Cheating' started by Meeester, Jul 11, 2011.

  1. Meeester

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    Santa investment advice please

    So I have a santa on my main and am in need of advice on when to sell it for cash. As I am heading off to college in August, should I sell it now or will santas rise enough when compared to the drop in gp value to warrent this investment? In other words, if santas are say, 250m in a few months (NOT saying they will) but gp could drop to $0.30/m will it really make a difference to when I sell it?

    I will not have any financial trouble in college, but the extra $50-$90 would be a nice bonus when first starting.
     
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    Santa investment advice please

    well, i say keep it. gp price might drop, but rare would stay high, i am gussing...

    also as rich ppl get richer they buy more rare and keep them therefore the price of rare keep rising.

    if i were you i would keep santa and sell it when u relli need money.

    sorri for the bad english.
     
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    Santa investment advice please

    I don't think it'll make much of a difference, since the gp price will keep droppiing.
     
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    Santa investment advice please

    If your going to be busy with school work then I would sell it but if your still going to be playing Runescape in college then I would keep it, in a few years it will be worth at least 300m.
     
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