it is almost impossible to tell, but if some way some how you know how many people are buying and selling the item then you can short of tell.
the Grand exchange is Supply and demand. say 1000 people are buying a rare item that is hard to get and only like 100 people sell a day, it will go up because no one is selling it witch makes the value go up. cause no one willing to sell.
i hope that help....Can anybody help me out with the Grand Exchange on Runescape?
Well you can't exactly tell the price but you can check wether that item is going down in price or higher?
just merchant in clans if you don't quite understand
That is impossible its like trying to figure out the price of a stock in real life in a week. but you can get a very educated guess by going to teh grand exchange section on runescape home page under ';community'; i think. then there is a graph and if it is going down then it will probably keep going down, and if its goin up then its probably gonna keep goin up but a week is a long time.
To check the price of your armor and/or items, you must first unequip the stuff you want to check the price on. Then go to the armor menu and click on Price Checker and then click on the Items you want to check the price on. P.S. You can do multiple Items.
I merchant, and ive made about 1m in like a month. first. u need like 2.4m
then buy 80k maple logs at LOWEST. then sell them at 2 or 3 gp higher then that if u sell 2gp more u make 160k, if u sell 3gp ull make 240k. hope this helps, also, if u dont have enoughp muney for dat, buy mind runes at lowest and sell med.
ok on rs mainpage there is a grand exchange thing, it shows what items have been over time, this gives an idea of what is rising naturally and what is being merched, go for the items that the price has been rising steady, rather than extremely fast over last couple of weeks, the ones with the fast rises are either very new or being merched, and will crash
go get eduacted on the topic economics and you will learn about merchanting and you will be able to make a good idea of the price range an item will be in the future.
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