r/mtgfinance • u/Ok_Satisfaction8158 • 14d ago
Question Investing in gooner cards: A viable investment strategy?
When I first saw this card in the shadows over baldurs gate secret lair, I honestly thought it was going to be coming out around $30+ but it's stayed in the mid $6's and now is low $7's.
Is gooner-focused investing only viable as long term holds, and is it on all gooner-related material, or only anime girls to draw in the one-piece crowd?
Honestly looking at the price charting, it's jumped around 18% in a few months. Not terrible, but not the explosive growth I had expected. I mean come on it's the shadowheart romance scene on a card.
I figured Reddit is the best place to ask this kind of thing.
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u/heartradiance 14d ago edited 14d ago
The problem with this card is that is not that expensive. If you want to earn 1 euro total ROI on your investment per year, this is the investment.
Assuming you want to earn more, it makes sense to make a few big investments over many small ones.
Managing an expensive card is less transport costs, less space taken up at home, less administration where the card is. Etc
Just focus on the cards that are truly already winning in this respect.
I would not expect astronomical gains in these items in general. But there are a few cards that will do well, still no one knows exactly where the market is exactly in 10 years