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Originally Posted by jcardstore
If people want to say cards are investments they should be treating them as such.
If your attitude is "assume it's worth $0 and forget about it" then it's not an investment.
In what other asset would someone be holding everything just cause if the outlook for the next 9-12 months was negative and trending lower?
Cards aren't stocks. You can't just forget about them and assume they will go back up in the future.
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Then sell your cards. I don't know why people are shocked that their "investment" is down when the player isn't playing. This is exactly why I'd be incredibly hesitant to put serious money into a rookie. Just way too many hypotheticals. I get that there is a higher ceiling than say buying a Jordan or a LeBron, but the floor is basically zero when compared to an established star.
So my point still is, if you are done and over with this and want to get out, get out. If you want to see where prices go once/if he comes back and begins to ball, then why stress yourself out with checking prices over and over again?