RuneScape Forum Archive | Bond Status V3

A Thorondor

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Price has somehow gone down, but I'm instaselling my remaining stock 24M.

Nothing over 24M sold overnight though. I guess there is a big disparity between good sells and good buys.

27-Nov-2018 11:26:40

Sternenreise

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Poor Thorondor

during last 3h maybe:

last one bought 22,600 M

highest one sold 25,588 M

28-Nov-2018 17:59:13

A Thorondor

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X-P

Well, that's insane. I might convert a few untradeable bonds and sell them, assuming they will go down again after Premier club ends and I can buy them back.

28-Nov-2018 21:32:36

Uncle Pob

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H Rassy said :
Jeremy Cheng said :
So bonds will go back down to 18m ea starting february 1st when premier is no longer on sale right?

I don't know,bonds are the only thing of real value that is left in the game.
Like you can use them to buy membership which also counts for old school.
You didn't answer his question.

While it's true that bonds are the only things of real value left in the game, their value is inflated at the moment because Premier Club is causing a drastic increase in demand. Once that increased demand is taken away, once Premier Club is no longer on sale, the price of bonds will drop: that happens every year, and 2019 will be no different.

But of course, pointing that out runs counter to the intentions of some in this thread, because that's the only thing that *really* worries bond-sellers: there's a point, a line in the sand, where more and more bond buyers will go "these prices are rediculous", and withdraw from the market until the price drops.

I have enough bonds to last until the start of 2019, and I don't have any use for loyalty points (which I continue to accrue but not spend). Once those run out, I have no reason to pay whatever iflated prices bonds happen to be for more... why should I? People who use bonds have the luxury in that they can afford to take breaks occasionally to wait for things like price drops because we're not ball-and-chained in with a "grandfathered rates" type mechanic that makes unbroken membership the most important thing in the world.

So Jeremy, yes, if you're not happy with current bond prices then you should absolutely vote with your wallet by not buying any more bonds until you're happy with the price. Don't let people try to convince you that bonds will never ever be reasonably priced again in order to prod you into buying *now* - it's your decision not theirs, and they're only interested in taking your money.

28-Nov-2018 22:19:54