RuneScape - Prices of coal and iron ore looks like already stabilized

What should the ratio be between the gear thatRuneScape gold comes from drops and the gear from skills? Are drop table values allowed to decrease? If yes, what is the amount? Is it acceptable that low-level materials become less useful and less valuable? Do you think it is important to ensure that alternative skills are protected? Do you think it is important to protect the benefits that the player worked so hard for?

Is it necessary to protect benefits that were just given at no cost to the player? Is it more important for older content to be protected than newer content? Is it more important for content that is better to be protected than less secure content. Can it be acceptable to turn content obsolete if it improves other content? Do you prefer having two viable, but mediocre options, or one awesome option and one terrible option?

Are steel bars likely to prove a viable source of income in the next few months? Because of the 3k trade limit, I thought that I could mine the iron then buying the coal from G.E and then smelting it and sell it on G.E. Could this be possible?

Then I have 3k coal and 1.5k iron in my bank as of right now, so should I smelt and sell them as quickly or should I keep them for a bit longer? It's difficult for me to predict however I believe that steel bars are a good way of making money. Even if you don't get 600gp for each barrel due to the decline in iron ore and coal prices however, you can still earn profits.

My reasons behind are: Prices of coal and iron ore looks like already stabilized and won't go further down. Because bots are out of the game, less people will mine coal and iron ore. Prices could rise slightly from the 75/160 currently. Cannonballs dropped to their lowest level just a few days ago, butbuy 2007 runescape gold they are now rising.