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Originally Posted by UKCardGuy
The OP is trying to trade into market inefficiencies. That's called arbitrage. With lot of market participants and an efficient market, arbitrage opportunities are few and far between.
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Agreed. This is exactly why I started collecting tickets and feel there is real upside in most other card-adjacent items, like photos, game-used, unopened, autos, etc. Those markets are much more fragmented- they are less understood and there is less information (price guides, grading data, etc), which leads to fewer participants. However, as cards continue their run, people priced out or looking for other opportunities will start buying the closest alternatives, which I think are tickets and photos. And, as more people buy those alternatives, more information is collected, collated, and distributed, and the more reliable that market becomes, thus attracting more participants, including “investors”, and it continues to build from there.
The upside is in the card-adjacencies. And, frankly, they are cooler than cards in many ways.
“People will come Ray. People will most definitely come”. Terrance Mann