Stronger money-making from the Grand Exchange stems in selling raw material (raw fish, ore, coal, bars) since many men and women wish to buy RS gold to quickly level up their skills (they understand they will lose money but gain quickly skills XP). Any completed products (cooked fish, mithril sets) will typically be sold for significantly less gp on the Grand Exchange than raw materials, you need to keep that in mind. You can sell 100.6 million gp of mithril bars to purchase a Santa Hat, but by selling mithril full places to the Grand Exchange to buy a Santa Hat, you would have needed 353.1 million gp of mithril bars to create 100.6 million gp of mithril full collections (a gigantic money-losing proposal ).

Whilst smithing can make you money should you use it to smelt metal pubs, smithing loses you money should you apply the skill for hammer and anvil metal processing. It's not by inherently having level 74 smithing (such as Salmoneus) that you can find a Santa Hat. Raw food typically sells for more cash on the Grand Exchange than cooked food. Individuals who don't need to fish but who wish to quickly raise their cooking level will knowingly lose money buy purchasing raw fish, cooking the fish to receive fast cooking XP, and also selling the cooked (not as gp) fish back to the Grand Exchange.

A fantastic thing to do would be to fish, sell raws to buy OSRS gold the Grand Exchange. Keep you cooking level at 4. And if you need food to train your battle fish, sell the raw fish to the Grand Exchange and purchase cooked fish. You've got the cooked fish to eat and in precisely the same time end up with more money should you do it that way. Again, if you want a Santa Hat, a better idea is to maintain your cooking level at 4, and promote raws. Cooking only loses money. Another man who published suggested runecrafting for great money. But do not bother with that, runecrafting is a completely useless ability. There are better ways to earn money compared to runecrafting.