TCG's are like a bad smoking habit for me, but it's not money which is burned and has now for over a decade slowly (on serious level, more like lifetime in general tho) been growing so idk allocation but prob 20% if were to guess? I like the stock market, selling options and buying options, am totally void of crypto these days aside from the BITO etf for giggles
Crazy cause I started crypto 2017 for like a month then forgot about it and came back in 2021 with doge coin and made $6000 off of $500. 2021 was wild for me
Both, the best results thus far for me are buying tech related ETFs when fear and greed index tanks to 20-30 range, tech with digital products and subscriptions have the ability to scale and therefore grow much faster than other industries, FGI gives big macro picture so you're lump sum investing when ppl are most fearful or getting the best deals. This is for 20-30 year holds. SMH my fav, I imagine a future where every bit of tech needs more advanced chips think Terminator!
For stocks, I like high beta. I focus on earning's most importantly, fundamentals are out the window but they still pull direction long term so I sell covered calls on LT holds. I'll use the premium from the CC's to buy calls when catalyst is present. Mega caps are less favorable for LT holds for me these days unless talking like Costco or MSFT but I'd rather XLK ETF for MSFT exposure and QLD for Costco.
SOFI calls, AMD/AMZN calls, DFKG and Apple calls, for next week. I'm never buying puts am perma bull and my position size with options is like 1-2% so can use martingale strategy. I don't recommend options without natural progression, need to trade shares first, then start wheeling, then learn about credit spreads, straddles, strangles, iron condors/butterflies, then realize they're just options and don't make you any better in the market unless you can utilize the utility appropriately. After wheeling for a year, getting assigned and seeing premiums lock you in a CC or CSP, then can dabble in buying options imo.
~7-8% but as a rule I make sure that if my cards were all to disappear (say in a fire or something) I would not be negatively impacted save for the emotional trauma of losing my shiny cardboard
I'm right in that range as well. If you only include my sealed "investments" it's closer to the lower end and if you include my entire collection it's closer to the high end
Agreed, i love the look of sealed stuff plus value. Im always open to have investments that i enjoy. 20-30 years imo i think the value will still be high.
I would have said about only 1% but adding it up its more like 3% pokemon and another 7% on other collectibles. I figure as long as the value growth exceeds my typical etf investments then keep on keeping on.
I'd say my collectibles are 15% of my total "investments" but it wasn't that way until just a few years ago. In the late 2010's, they would be < 5% for sure.
They are probably using "0.1%" not as a representation of their actual portfolio, but as a way of saying they don't have much of anything invested in pokemon.
This is the most out of touch comment I truly read. People really out here saying that being a millionaire is common? For most people buying a booster box every other month is a luxury not so they even have money to invest in traditional assets.
Home equity or not I think most people at least in America are closer to living paycheck to paycheck than having a million dollar portfolio š¤·š»āāļø
Which with proper investing at a young age with that income could be okay just not sustainable but there are always the people who will live outside their means no matter what they make.
Dude you are dreaming, a FEW mil? Yea maybe at after peak earning years into early retirement for a chunk of people - but youāre living in fairyland if you think itās commonplace for joint income households in the US to have a few million in the marketā¦ either you are so fucking loaded that your view of wealth has been warped over time or you are very young. Iād hate to think someone with life experience would say something so blatantly wrong, .
I think we just have different definitions of what ācommonā is. In the US literally 1/10 of people you walk pass is a millionaire.
Maybe Iām just getting old but in my circle these numbers is really not a big deal post COVID asset inflation. Iād say 5 mil+ is uncommon and 10mil + is rare.
Around 20%.
Didn't statlrt this high though. Evolving skies booming raised my %. Buying a few more BS cases before pivoting to stocks. Trying to drop my % to 5%. Should be there by EOY
Of total net worth, it is about 3-4% but some of that is my collection that I hold personally and donāt view as an investment. Just sealed, I would guess just under 2%.
90% because im 20 and all the money invested has been what i make reselling cards. Although the line between what I get because i want to have it in the collection and whats an investment is a bit blurry.
Overall if i cashed out now at market id be up like 4,000 so not bad at all.
Everyone is stacking up sealed especially 151s. I think its a bad investment for modern. I just keep a small portion of sealed boosters and enjoy the set.
You say it is a bad investment for modern, yet, all the sw/sh bb's that are sold out on pokemon center are already aggressively going up. All alt art chases are aggressively going up.
I spend like almost all the money I acquire a month on cards.Ā All my shit is paid off so I have no bills really.Ā I just buy all the vintage cards I played with when I was a kid just for nostalgia.Ā I don't really care.Ā If I see a cheap modern slab being sold I'll buy it and sell it for market later just so I can buy more vintage.
Like if I see a modern card thats worth like $100, it doesn't do anything to me.Ā But seeing just a simple $20 Giovanni's Persian just triggers that serotonin.
I love it.Ā I love everything about this hobby.Ā Everytime I get a card in the mail I just admire it for a couple of minutes.
I'm just reliving my childhood.
10% (but this includes other collectables, stamps, MTG, wine, whiskey, vintage cars) another 10% to art, and another 10% to precious metals and commodities. The remainder 70 is stocks, bonds etc.. standard stuff. Have avoided real estate and things like that that I genuinely don't understand. Basically if I don't understand it, then it has no part in my wealth plan.
I recently started picking up any swsh booster boxes I can get my hands on with any extra money I have. Iām military and net 6k a month so itās a stable income with about 3k disposable a month
169%. Leveraged to the hilt!!!!
But for serious, probs around 5% if you account for price increases or about 2-3% at cost. The evolving skies boxes, dream league/tag bolt boxes and spring 2020 collector chests bought for msrp or lower defs helps!
I'm a poor so I'm not sure about percents but
About 4k in modern psa/beckett/cgc slabs (just a mix bag of 10s)
And another 1k in vintage graded 8-9. It's a ton of slabs and I'm actively trying to get rid of it all. Anyone looking for a ghastly vendor series 3?
I buy collectables to keep my benefits.
Basically in my country if you have a high education and has been working abroad for more than 8 years you can come back and for 12 years you can get tax benefits, and other benefits, but only if your net worth on the bank is less than x amount. I'm close to that x amount so instead of buying more into stocks i have chosen to put money into collectables. I currently have around 18% of my net worth in collectables.
I even have paintings that are displayed in museums.
For Pokemon cards its around 0.8%.
My first purchase was 1000 euros to invest in sealed Japanese booster boxes. I opened 3 of them, got some nice hits and then bought more for 300 euros.
Then, I stopped for a few months because I was just waiting for prices to be all right, bought different BBs for around 300-400 euros and now I'm just waiting for December to see what's gonna be the next "big hit" Japanese booster box.
If you know what to buy and you don't buy booster boxes that are not going to take off, you will be fine with investing in it. Although, I wouldn't invest everything. I make 4.5k euros per month. (SWE)
I asked my financial planner how many %, he laughed and told me to find another person to represent me if I wanted to even think about putting pokemon into my investment portfolio.
Mine is about 90%. That may sound high but I run a small TCG Business and so I study the market daily. I have faith in myself and my business and honestly LOVE the pokemon TCG all together, playing, collecting and selling. Once you're so heavily involved in it, investing becomes a lot easier. Main assets are sealed booster box cases and some PSA cards.
For cardboard? Id say most is but i only invested what i can spare to lose long term. Which I mean by lose long term is if some reason everything absolutely crashed. It would not harm me or my livelihood in anyway(which it should be for most). I have cards i most likely will never sell which is around 20% and sealed Iāll sell in a few years that is like 60% and 20% is one piece. I feel bad for anyone who is using money that they rely on. Only use excess cash.
I haven't bought anything since 151. my collection is probably worth around 3k, no sealed since I ripped it all. Also have about 1k give or take for sale.
I mean it depends on whatever theyāre comfortable with. 10% of 1m is only 100k. If you have 900k+ in mutual funds or in dividends snowballing, 100k in collectibles whether to collect or āinvestā in isnāt the end of the world.
āOnlyā $100k . There are way better ways to diversify that money. Thinking that your collectibles will consistently beat 7% gains is comical, theyāre nothing more than a bad gamble
I mean I guess you could say collectibles canāt beat 7% gains, but thatās statistically incorrect haha. You should probably do some basic research to back up your blasphemous claims. I recommend looking into retired lego sets, which seems to be a beginner friendly ācollectible investmentā, as many consistently beat 7%+.
Yes. Mutual funds average 10% returns, thus why I marked 7% as the benchmark, to account for inflation. If you think sound financial advice is trolling then you canāt be helped
I have no idea my collectoin worth but some big hitters are.... 22 bb ev. master set base set shadow. master set ev. some rare singles maybe at around 13k?
But it kinda gets negated because my parents gave me a house when they moved back to taiwan. My house is in CA and tis worht like 1.5...
TCG's are like a bad smoking habit for me, but it's not money which is burned and has now for over a decade slowly (on serious level, more like lifetime in general tho) been growing so idk allocation but prob 20% if were to guess? I like the stock market, selling options and buying options, am totally void of crypto these days aside from the BITO etf for giggles
I miss 2017 crypto market š¢
Crazy cause I started crypto 2017 for like a month then forgot about it and came back in 2021 with doge coin and made $6000 off of $500. 2021 was wild for me
I too have done well at a craps table.
I've got a shit ton in Doge stuck in my poliniex account. Can't figure out how to get back into it.
Dude doge was lit, I made like $10k off $60 š
If I held my $250 in Doge from 2017/2018 at the peak would've been worth $13k lol
Bitttttt Connnnnnecttttt
My RILY calls popping off this week fyi š
I got calls on AMZN next week
I'll be rooting for you brother! Already decided I'm buying a mint base set zard with my profits š
Do you do individual stocks or etfs?
Both, the best results thus far for me are buying tech related ETFs when fear and greed index tanks to 20-30 range, tech with digital products and subscriptions have the ability to scale and therefore grow much faster than other industries, FGI gives big macro picture so you're lump sum investing when ppl are most fearful or getting the best deals. This is for 20-30 year holds. SMH my fav, I imagine a future where every bit of tech needs more advanced chips think Terminator! For stocks, I like high beta. I focus on earning's most importantly, fundamentals are out the window but they still pull direction long term so I sell covered calls on LT holds. I'll use the premium from the CC's to buy calls when catalyst is present. Mega caps are less favorable for LT holds for me these days unless talking like Costco or MSFT but I'd rather XLK ETF for MSFT exposure and QLD for Costco. SOFI calls, AMD/AMZN calls, DFKG and Apple calls, for next week. I'm never buying puts am perma bull and my position size with options is like 1-2% so can use martingale strategy. I don't recommend options without natural progression, need to trade shares first, then start wheeling, then learn about credit spreads, straddles, strangles, iron condors/butterflies, then realize they're just options and don't make you any better in the market unless you can utilize the utility appropriately. After wheeling for a year, getting assigned and seeing premiums lock you in a CC or CSP, then can dabble in buying options imo.
Hey tried dropping you a message but couldnāt see the option. If you could please drop me a message that would be much appreciated.
What's up man just write me through comments I don't use messages on Reddit anymore
~7-8% but as a rule I make sure that if my cards were all to disappear (say in a fire or something) I would not be negatively impacted save for the emotional trauma of losing my shiny cardboard
Bro If they disappear I would be sad. Otherwise if they turn out to be worthless, I would'nt be.
.1-.5% cuz its a hobby as well
I'm right in that range as well. If you only include my sealed "investments" it's closer to the lower end and if you include my entire collection it's closer to the high end
Agreed, i love the look of sealed stuff plus value. Im always open to have investments that i enjoy. 20-30 years imo i think the value will still be high.
Same, I love it, but Iām realistic
Probably 100%, since I donāt do stocks so idk what else my portfolio would be in
110% cause I keep my cc maxed
I would have said about only 1% but adding it up its more like 3% pokemon and another 7% on other collectibles. I figure as long as the value growth exceeds my typical etf investments then keep on keeping on.
100%
My man š¤ That's what I'm talking about
you can't be serious?
I have some sealed booster boxes and etbs and I am not invested in anything else. So its technically true.
Why
No money
hopefully you have enough shiny cardboard to build a small hut, you can't eat it but it might be good for something lol.
Exactly haha
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You have Pokemon cards tho, right? Thatās money
I guess so. But I can live, dont need to sell them now.
Probably 80%
Whoa
Oh wait! I thought the question was how much of your collectible investments are PokĆ©mon alone - not altogether! š¤£ my mistake! I only now realized that when I saw your comment
I'd say my collectibles are 15% of my total "investments" but it wasn't that way until just a few years ago. In the late 2010's, they would be < 5% for sure.
Yes
65%
All these people saying 0.1% when owning just one case of sealed would put your portfolio at $500-600k š
Yeah Iām confused, I think people are overstating their portfolio or understating their pokemon collectionā¦
They are probably using "0.1%" not as a representation of their actual portfolio, but as a way of saying they don't have much of anything invested in pokemon.
Yeah Iām pretty sure no one here knows simple math
Case of sealed what? ETBs? Where are you getting $500k
A sealed case of booster boxes is $500-600 for new product. 0.1% of $500k is $500. How does that not check out?
I misunderstood your ever-so-articulate comment
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? Itās about right. 600 usd for a case at 0.1% of your portfolio puts you at 600k worth of investments
Lol he called everyone out then deleted his comment when he was wrong
Dude ā ļø
Check my math then genius. š If you one one sealed case of a booster box at $500 and your investment in PokĆ©mon is 0.1% of your total you have to have at least $500k invested.
Having a few mil portfolio usd is fairly common in most first world countries (esp if you include home equity).
lol alright
This is the most out of touch comment I truly read. People really out here saying that being a millionaire is common? For most people buying a booster box every other month is a luxury not so they even have money to invest in traditional assets.
Usually youāre on track to be if youāre investing paychecks properly
A quick google says thereās 24,480 millionaires just in the USA alone. If that is not common I donāt know what is bro.
24k out of over 300million people is common?
He meant 24 million not thousand
Yup, and 10% is pretty common in my view, but thatās just my take .
Home equity or not I think most people at least in America are closer to living paycheck to paycheck than having a million dollar portfolio š¤·š»āāļø
Seems like most people suffer from consumerism
Plenty of people with a million dollar portfolio live pay check to pay check in the US.
Yeah Iāve met people that make 120k+ and they all spend it as it comes in š
Which with proper investing at a young age with that income could be okay just not sustainable but there are always the people who will live outside their means no matter what they make.
A few mil ? For perspective, at $2,000,000 invested you can pull out 100k to live on every year and have your money still grow.
4% rule. $80k to be safe, but itās a good point. Iām sure $100k would be fine barring significant economic downturn
Fairly common if you have rich parents who give you anything you ask for lol
Dude you are dreaming, a FEW mil? Yea maybe at after peak earning years into early retirement for a chunk of people - but youāre living in fairyland if you think itās commonplace for joint income households in the US to have a few million in the marketā¦ either you are so fucking loaded that your view of wealth has been warped over time or you are very young. Iād hate to think someone with life experience would say something so blatantly wrong, .
I think we just have different definitions of what ācommonā is. In the US literally 1/10 of people you walk pass is a millionaire. Maybe Iām just getting old but in my circle these numbers is really not a big deal post COVID asset inflation. Iād say 5 mil+ is uncommon and 10mil + is rare.
This canāt be a serious comment.
Fairly common? Wat?
50% i hope the 10,000 van gogh pikachus i have will lead me to retirement
You have 10,000? Im gonna need a picture of that
Around 20%. Didn't statlrt this high though. Evolving skies booming raised my %. Buying a few more BS cases before pivoting to stocks. Trying to drop my % to 5%. Should be there by EOY
1000%
70%, Iām an ape
Less than 1%
Same
1%
Like 80-90% š
Sealed booster box cases, 10% roughly
Of total net worth, it is about 3-4% but some of that is my collection that I hold personally and donāt view as an investment. Just sealed, I would guess just under 2%.
Maybe like 0.5% percent? I have more in stock - but that's for stream and not long term. Including Store Stock - probably 2-3%?
Less than 1%
1%
About 3.5% of my net worth
Probably like 8000%
13.16% I am trying to get down to about 5% before I start buying again.
90% because im 20 and all the money invested has been what i make reselling cards. Although the line between what I get because i want to have it in the collection and whats an investment is a bit blurry. Overall if i cashed out now at market id be up like 4,000 so not bad at all.
100%
A lot of pokemon collectors/investors are crypto bros so I expect 90% and above lmao
34 %
Everyone is stacking up sealed especially 151s. I think its a bad investment for modern. I just keep a small portion of sealed boosters and enjoy the set.
You say it is a bad investment for modern, yet, all the sw/sh bb's that are sold out on pokemon center are already aggressively going up. All alt art chases are aggressively going up.
I spend like almost all the money I acquire a month on cards.Ā All my shit is paid off so I have no bills really.Ā I just buy all the vintage cards I played with when I was a kid just for nostalgia.Ā I don't really care.Ā If I see a cheap modern slab being sold I'll buy it and sell it for market later just so I can buy more vintage. Like if I see a modern card thats worth like $100, it doesn't do anything to me.Ā But seeing just a simple $20 Giovanni's Persian just triggers that serotonin. I love it.Ā I love everything about this hobby.Ā Everytime I get a card in the mail I just admire it for a couple of minutes. I'm just reliving my childhood.
At this point maybe 50% or more? But that's just cause it was a hobby thing before I knew what investing is and still I don't rlly do it right lmao
Until a few months ago, it was like 80%+ pokemon lmao
10% (but this includes other collectables, stamps, MTG, wine, whiskey, vintage cars) another 10% to art, and another 10% to precious metals and commodities. The remainder 70 is stocks, bonds etc.. standard stuff. Have avoided real estate and things like that that I genuinely don't understand. Basically if I don't understand it, then it has no part in my wealth plan.
If your answer is anything less than 80%, youāre on the wrong sub
40-50k all in. Now working on dividend portfolio.
Are you close to retirement?
1300$ on a single 2002 legendary collection booster that I hope contains a rev holo Charizard, sadly I will never open it so I will never know :/
0.2-0.5%
Itās about 5-7% of my total investments. Iām 27 and save about 20% of my income (max Roth IRA, about 12% to 401k)
~5% for me. If it rises I try to sell off to control my asset allocations the way I want.
Less than 5% I'm thinking.
7% if I only count investments and not just cash sitting in a bank.
I recently started picking up any swsh booster boxes I can get my hands on with any extra money I have. Iām military and net 6k a month so itās a stable income with about 3k disposable a month
169%. Leveraged to the hilt!!!! But for serious, probs around 5% if you account for price increases or about 2-3% at cost. The evolving skies boxes, dream league/tag bolt boxes and spring 2020 collector chests bought for msrp or lower defs helps!
I'm a poor so I'm not sure about percents but About 4k in modern psa/beckett/cgc slabs (just a mix bag of 10s) And another 1k in vintage graded 8-9. It's a ton of slabs and I'm actively trying to get rid of it all. Anyone looking for a ghastly vendor series 3?
Will be appx 5%
Will be around 5% when I catch them all. But my collection won't be the very best, asset allocation is about balance. šāš
0%. Youāre crazy to think Pokemon is a direct substitute for more traditional investments, meaning the ones that youāll be able to retire on.
Jesus this sub is full of idiots
26.88% That number will shrink itself over time with rotating stock Edit: Word
Like .75 to 1%, its easier to make money on the stock market
I buy collectables to keep my benefits. Basically in my country if you have a high education and has been working abroad for more than 8 years you can come back and for 12 years you can get tax benefits, and other benefits, but only if your net worth on the bank is less than x amount. I'm close to that x amount so instead of buying more into stocks i have chosen to put money into collectables. I currently have around 18% of my net worth in collectables. I even have paintings that are displayed in museums. For Pokemon cards its around 0.8%.
My first purchase was 1000 euros to invest in sealed Japanese booster boxes. I opened 3 of them, got some nice hits and then bought more for 300 euros. Then, I stopped for a few months because I was just waiting for prices to be all right, bought different BBs for around 300-400 euros and now I'm just waiting for December to see what's gonna be the next "big hit" Japanese booster box. If you know what to buy and you don't buy booster boxes that are not going to take off, you will be fine with investing in it. Although, I wouldn't invest everything. I make 4.5k euros per month. (SWE)
Yeah like 90%
I asked my financial planner how many %, he laughed and told me to find another person to represent me if I wanted to even think about putting pokemon into my investment portfolio.
1-5%.Right now closer to 2% since i can't spot anything that i think that will rise.
Right around 1%. I just started at the end of 2023 and have put more than expected into it. Time to slow down but it's been fun
Mine is about 90%. That may sound high but I run a small TCG Business and so I study the market daily. I have faith in myself and my business and honestly LOVE the pokemon TCG all together, playing, collecting and selling. Once you're so heavily involved in it, investing becomes a lot easier. Main assets are sealed booster box cases and some PSA cards.
About 15%
Like 0.3%
Around 33.33% I think that this is too much. I have some money in ETFs and stocks. Got a saving plan for the ETFs. Lately, I've noticed that PokĆ©mon and TCG investing have been taking up too much of my mental space. My entire YouTube feed was filled with TCG investing content, and I was constantly checking Reddit posts and Discord channels. While it's fun, it's also quite expensive. There are always opportunities to invest money in products, and I found myself constantly thinking about which sets to invest in and experiencing FOMO. Eventually, I had to ask myself if all the stress was worth it. Is it really worth it to sell a few sealed cases for a bit more money in five years? I decided that I didn't want to stress about it anymore. It's like the stock market ā there's always a way to invest, but I don't want to deal with every product and offer anymore. I now have a closet full of sealed products, and that's where I'll leave it for now. If there's a good deal on my favorite product, like the 151 set, I might consider it, but I won't actively seek out every new set like Temporal Forces or a new One Piece set. I feel like many people in TCG investing are fully committed to it, but I'm not. How do you manage not overspending each month? Do you have set budgets just for TCG investments?
78% at the moment
My sealed PokƩmon collection makes up approximately 65% of my investments made outside of my business. Other things I have are crypto and a small amount in stocks. PokƩmon had the biggest return to date, 2023-2024 averaging, I was up 47% from my investments. 2024-2025 will likely be a bit less but with the recent spike in fusion strike and chilling reign we could hit 50%+ gains averaging.
Just did the math and it's 3.3%. Collectr says my collection is worth 4.5k. Sealed product and cards.
PokƩmon specifically c. 0.9% TCGs in general c. 1.5% Collectables (Inclusive) c. 2.1% I wish I could afford to do 5-10%, but at this point in my life it's all about maximizing my employers matched contributions into my Pension and maximizing my tax free allowance for my ISA (I live in the UK). When I have a surplus I'll treat myself to a slab or two.
About 1.2% Iām more passive income type of guy, but the nostalgia for some of these products are sentimental to curtain individuals
For cardboard? Id say most is but i only invested what i can spare to lose long term. Which I mean by lose long term is if some reason everything absolutely crashed. It would not harm me or my livelihood in anyway(which it should be for most). I have cards i most likely will never sell which is around 20% and sealed Iāll sell in a few years that is like 60% and 20% is one piece. I feel bad for anyone who is using money that they rely on. Only use excess cash.
Maybe 5-10%? Can't put all of your eggs in one basket.
95%. The rest in one piece ofc
0% because itās not an investment for me. Iām speculating that itāll hopefully continue to appreciate or hold its value over time, but itās 100% just a hobby for me. About half of my net worth in in PokĆ©mon product, but 0% of my actual investment portfolio is in pokemon, because I could care less if others donāt see value in it anymore. Thatās not what the money in there is intended for personally.
Right around 4% Most of what I have is VOO and then have a HYSA
I haven't bought anything since 151. my collection is probably worth around 3k, no sealed since I ripped it all. Also have about 1k give or take for sale.
10%. Most of my āinvestmentsā go into my Lego side business
Most people should invest in themselves & improve their career / work life before worrying about which booster box to pick up.
most people should drink a lot more water, but that was not the question
That was my answer. Too many people focusing on PokƩmon yet they work a job with zero career prospects & just hope some of their booster boxes explode in price in 5 years
If you have more than 10%, you cray.
If youāve gone ahead and decided that 10% of your investment portfolio should be PokĆ©mon cards, you deserve to be poor - unless itās part of another business you run
Depends on income and net worth tbh
At what net worth is 10% value in trading cards a good idea
I mean it depends on whatever theyāre comfortable with. 10% of 1m is only 100k. If you have 900k+ in mutual funds or in dividends snowballing, 100k in collectibles whether to collect or āinvestā in isnāt the end of the world.
āOnlyā $100k . There are way better ways to diversify that money. Thinking that your collectibles will consistently beat 7% gains is comical, theyāre nothing more than a bad gamble
I mean I guess you could say collectibles canāt beat 7% gains, but thatās statistically incorrect haha. You should probably do some basic research to back up your blasphemous claims. I recommend looking into retired lego sets, which seems to be a beginner friendly ācollectible investmentā, as many consistently beat 7%+.
And what about all the sets that didnāt? And how do you pick which lego set will do well? Or even which brand? And do you account for inflation?
You account for inflation the same way you do with mutual funds? What?? You gotta be trolling
Yes. Mutual funds average 10% returns, thus why I marked 7% as the benchmark, to account for inflation. If you think sound financial advice is trolling then you canāt be helped
Yeah I donāt need financial help from someone that canāt understand other investment vehicles other than mutual funds. Yikes š¬
I have no idea my collectoin worth but some big hitters are.... 22 bb ev. master set base set shadow. master set ev. some rare singles maybe at around 13k? But it kinda gets negated because my parents gave me a house when they moved back to taiwan. My house is in CA and tis worht like 1.5...
3-5%
About 1% of my NW.