I have no problem with anyone attempting to take advantage of the newly established market once ARR launches, in fact I encourage it. I do however have an issue with people encouraging others to participate in something very risky without CLEARLY outlining those potential risks. And that's what you are doing, feeding people information with laces of truth, without explaining the downsides. Stating "I believe there is no way this bow will sell for 3 million and anticipate up to a 500% increase in sales come ARR". Do you want me to go find your quote where you are waving your opinion as fact?
This is why I asked you for specifics, for all we know that bow could be worthless in ARR, made completely obsolete by a new and easier recipe. ANYTHING could. Here is the only fact that we know with any relative certainty going into ARR:
Gil will continue as the primary currency in ARR and is THE ABSOLUTE SAFEST BET to protect whatever wealth you have going into ARR.
Note that I'm not saying you are wrong. In fact you are almost assuredly right. Certain items/materials will become extremely valuable in ARR and anyone possessing mass quantities of those items will find themselves richer than they are currently. But until you can start quoting specific posts from dev's about upcoming changes in ARR which can help predict what items are going to gain value, your post is "pointless". Really, what is your argument? "Some items are going to be extremely valuable, you should try to make sure you have them". So I ask "What are these items?" "Where is your evidence as to why they are going to be valuable". Until you can start showing me empirical evidence that suggests otherwise, I would ask that you concede the only thing we know with any relative certainty:
Gil will continue as the primary currency in ARR and is THE ABSOLUTE SAFEST BET to protect whatever wealth you have going into ARR.
If you have information from the devs which indicates which materials and items are going to be valuable in ARR, I'd love for you to share them because that would actually be useful to know.