/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23177225
>biz fomoing at the top into pokemon cards

>>23177225
Covid, economic crisis.
POKEMON CARDS BOOM IN VALUE!
oh jeez what a crazy year this has been.

>>23177225
>former rapper logic
He’s not rapping anymore?

>>23177251
He move to streaming video games.

I have like ~50k in Pokemon cards and all of this low effort shilling and the FOMO by retarded rich people really motivates me to sell lmao

>>23177225
yeah this was the golden bull. i wish i could short pokemon cards somewhere

>>23177225
guys i think i have a charizard

>>23177225
Unusual investments going hyperbolic is just the usual sign of economic uncertainty
After the oil crisis of 1973 all kinds of stupid shit became popular like vintage wine funds and Amazon forest farms

>>23177225
you cant be serious, someone bought a fucking piece of paper with a drawing on it for 250k? i mean if it was some kind of instruction for adnvanced tech, but a fucking pokemon card? lmao

>>23177361
I have a 1st edition foil one somewhere...

>>23177225
holy fucking shit i might have them somewhere in my parents house

>>23177393
i have to find my cards kek. im just going to sell all this shit i have for sure a jap charizard and blastoise

>>23177385
Fine arts

>>23177385
>you cant be serious, someone bought a fucking pieces of paper with drawings on it for 965k? i mean if it was some kind of instruction for adnvanced tech, but a fucking superman book? lmao

>>23177519
Not exactly a direct comparison; there are less copies remaining in existence of any condition of AC1 than PSA10s alone of Base 1st Zard. Otherwise I agree; cards, like comics, are fine arts.

>>23177225
BUMP

Hmm, is this what they meant by the "everything bubble"? Everything is in a bubble, even pokemon cards

Classic pump and dump. Those faggot influencers that are shilling this stuff probably bought a ton of them when no one cared about Pokemon, now they're bidding up the price in a very loud way in the hopes to stir a mania and for the rest of their inventory to moon. They chose a good vehicle for it, Pokemon cards are still fresh on the minds of every millennial that bought these in the early 2000s in the hopes that they would appreciate. Stay far away from their schemes, participating in this is like buying the top of a Dogecoin pump

>shit you hated when it came out because it's normie trash is now "classic" somehow

>>23177251
He made several million a few months ago by signing on Twitch.
He has money to burn.

>>23177225
How much is a Pikachu card?

>>23177225
a single pokemon card is worth 226.000 dollars. Chainlink still crabing at 10 dollars.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH

Trying to figure out whether I possibly dumped anything of value.

I bought like a starter pack when they first came out - you could buy either a Fire, Water, or Grass box - it also came with little glass beads to use as counters.

Can't seem to find this box anywhere, but can't remember name...

>>23179660
I watched LOGANGANGS unboxing together with a friend who is somewhat into the market and he said the first edition base set pikachus in PSA 10 are worth a couple of thousand. But I don't bite it. Maybe on paper, but who the fuck buys that? The market has to be very, very shallow. I'm sure it's a very long process to find someone who buys this shit at the prices that people throw around.

>>23179764
Did Sergey say Link would reach price of a children's card game card?
There may still be hope!

>>23179808
there's millions of people in the world and only hundreds of these cards still in mint condition/unboxed. its easily worth that much considering how much people spend when they have millions to throw around.

>>23179808
Literally millions of people are investing in vintage trading cards, and more and more people every day are jumping on this risk-free, high reward opportunity.

>>23179915
Also, it makes for the perfect tax shelter & money laundering front

>>23179597
>might not
cringe Can't wait for Amazon to get fucked in 2040.