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First off, let me say that flipping can be quite profitable, even if you have a rather small cashstack. To start out with flipping you should have at least million, preferably rather million gp, as your profit scales with the money you flip with and it will make your life a lot easier.

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Your goal is to buy items as low as possible and sell them for as much as possible. If you buy an item for and sell it for you have made 10 gp. This is called the 'margin'.

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The difference in price is your margin. This process is called 'price checking' or simply 'pc'. The ins-price the price you sold the item for is your low price. You want to buy the item for this much and sell it for the higher inb-price to make profit. This is what limits you.

Every item in runescape has a buy limit buy limit of bars is You can't buy more than that amount every four hours. The four-hour timer starts as soon as you buy at least one of that item; it does NOT start after you have bought Effective profit per four hours: This is simply the margin of an item multiplied by its buy limit. Effective investment per four hours: The amount of money you can invest in an item every four hours. Same as above, only that you sell one item for way below guide price.

The process of buying one of an item way above guide price inb and selling it way below guide price ins. You determine the margin of an item by pc'ing.

Air runes are a fast item as they are frequently traded. Fast items generally have a small margin, but make up for it because you can generally flip a buy limit worth of a fast item in min. Fast items are generally safe flips, as you don't have to worry about nobody buying your items as there are always players buying those.

You can look at the most traded items here The faster an item is, the better. Almost all supplies are pretty fast, so you won't have to worry about speed that much.

The bigger the margin the better. You have to be careful with margins though, as an item with a large margin is generally a slower item, so you risk being unable to sell the item because nobody is buying it at the moment.

As your ge slots are limited, you want to use them as efficiently as possible. Try to split your money between items so that you can invest all your cash at once and use as many ge slots as possible. A good item to flip would be fast, have a big margin and a big effective profit. Realistically you have a 'choose two' system, where an item is either fast and has a big margin, but a low effective investment or is fast and has a big effective investment but low margins Chances are that they will drop and you won't be able to sell them at all, thus losing money.

You also don't want to flip items that only fullfill one of the three criteria I explained earlier. Split your money between items unless you have experience flipping that item! If you lose on one item you may profit from another item to make your money back. You pc mithril bars at gp. This means that there are already people buying at gp and people selling at If you would place a buy offer at you would have to 'share' with whoever is buying for You are being undercut: Their buy price will be one higher than yours and their sell price will be one lower than yours.

To counteract that you just raise your buy price by two and lower your sell price by two to undercut them without them noticing. They will think that they are cheapest when in fact you are!

It may have risen while you bought your items and you are losing out on profit if you don't pc again before you sell them. You buy mithril bars for Your inb will be and your ins will be This relies a lot on intuition and experience.

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Say you pc'd mithril bars earlier at 1. You place a buy offer at 1. You pc again, but this time the inb is at instead of where it was earlier. You notice that the guide price happens to be and you suspect that someone who is not flipping but maybe selling their slayer drops just put them in at ge guide price and is maybe only selling a few hundred.

You place a buy offer at for the remaining mithril bars of your buy-limit and indeed, only fill. After that you pc again and the inb is now again.

By doing something along the lines of this, you can increase your profit, but if you are unlucky the offer at fills completely and now you are stuck with 10k mithril bars and a margin of 5 for half of them and a margin of 0 for the other half. If I explained something badly or you don't understand parts of my guide, let me know; english is not my first language. I also wrote this on a phone so there may be typos. Thanks for reading and good luck margins!!

I like that you're teaching people how to flip, but please for god's sake don't undercut. What are you gonna do when the whole community undercuts? That's a lose-lose for everyone. If someone continuously does 1gp cut to me at ni-buying, i'll just nib 1gp below inb and fuck that guy thoroughly. You do realize everyone makes more money if everyone were to put their items in for the same price?

I started flipping last November. It's about finding items that people don't care about overpaying for.

I suspect the latter is the case. If you want to cut by 1 gp and actively flip rocktails the rest of your life be my guest, but it's not good money at all. I took lots of breaks. I don't play runescape actively right now; I just flip and with a 75m cash stack right now I can't really get far investing. It's worked for me, so you must be doing something wrong with active flipping.

Well you just proved my point, you don't have enough money to invest so you have to resort to this form of "merching" to make money. You can't really go wrong doing what you're doing, which is why it's such bad money. Also, should you really be making a flipping guide when you yourself have so little money?

It really is the worst when people who needs guides post guides. Do you not read titles. Does it not say 'little money' right in the title? I don't claim to have experience with flipping anything but supplies. I even state that. But when it comes to supplies, I know my shit.

And I'm writing this guide about exactly that and the target group of this guide are players with less than m. Get your billionaire ass out of here if you complain about shit that doesn't concern you. With m you can kill monsters for way more money than you can flipping.

Not only are you spreading an incredibly inefficient way to make money, but you're also advertising very counter-productive flipping techniques which will continue to ruin active flipping. I also said that I don't play rs right now earlier bc I don't have a computer right now.

Which is why I got into flipping. Flipping is not an active method. It is something you do WHILE you do other stuff. Go to the ge once every 30 min or log off and use the app to check the ge. It's not something you do actively as you would do Slayer or PvM.

And about active flipping being 'ruined': It's getting ridiculous now.

You have obviously no idea what you're talking about. I'd be surprised if you flipped any supplies at all recently. Those mithril margins I used in my example are no random numbers. That's pretty much how they actually are - oftentimes they are even bigger. And be happy that margins are so tight. In fact, the only reason why flipping isn't popular BECAUSE it's not good money compared to PvM. If it was, a lot more people would be flipping and that would lead to margins shrinking again. Well, the way you flip is not better money than PvM because, as Biggie stated above, you are doing it wrong and ruining it for other people.

So what is the 'right' way of flipping? Why is my way 'wrong'? And how would using the 'right' way result in 'Better money than PvM'? What everyone is trying to tell you is undercutting is bad for everyone. You're stuck at a buy limit every 4 hours anyway. So just sell at inb price and be patient. Which is true if you would only be flipping a single item or have a few hundred million. But you are not. With m gp - a decent amount for flipping supplies - you would have to do two 'runs' just to finish up thode items.

When writing a guide, you should be sure to let people know what some of your abbreviations are, other then that good guide. My only experience with flipping was when i tried to instant sell my siremic scales them realised they didnt sell for k under mid.

So i took my offer out and put in a buy offer for what i attempted to sell them for. After a few minutes the offer filled and i put them all back in at mid. Couple hours later i was 1. I don't know why the hell everyone is giving OP shit for explaining one of the fundamentals of basic finance which is taking advantage of arbitrage opportunities. But flippers are doing the right thing by correcting the market because, like all you people said, undercutting will "ruin the margins" and eventually lead the mispricings back to equilibrium; otherwise these guys can continually exploit this arbitrage indefinitely and make money for "free".

I will be messaging you on CLICK THIS LINK to send a PM to also be reminded and to reduce spam. Parent commenter can delete this message to hide from others. As other people have said, please don't overcut or undercut. Buy and sell at the exact margins, that makes everybody happier. Nobody likes a cutter, it just ruins the margins eventually. Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy.

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Same as above, only that you sell one item for way below guide price pc: The profit you make by flipping one of that item. Determining wether an item is a good flip To determine wether an item is a good flip we have to look at multiple factors: If you lose on one item you may profit from another item to make your money back Tips and tricks part 1 beginner: Tips and tricks part 2 advanced: Cutting completely destroys the margins.

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