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Not a poke investorfag, just making an observation. Also free video idea for any clout goblins out there that wanna put more research into it
That set (e/s) and that card (umbreon) are, to me, the 20'-21' $TSLA stock of the "pokemarket"
>It's a relatively new set/stock (compared to the wotc/Berkshire Hathaway) stock
>Wasn't really affected by the march 2020 downturn or even the stock split in August of 2020 (reprints)
>The rapid growth seen doesn't make fuck all sense to senior analysis' and firms since the business hasn't shown any profits (wotc/vintage collectors and speculative people that have been long in the game saying how overpriced the set and card is and that it'll crash any day now because of how overvalued it is)
>Retail inventors keeping throwing money at it because of the hype and clout surrounding the name and wanting to tell their fellow investors they own stock in the company (people new to the hobby mixed with ones that recently got back into the hobby mixed with poketubers)
>Fomo and hype causing investors to buy and hold more and not diversify their portfolios (the 20 gorillian youtube videos out there hyping shit up, causing the 50 gorillian people to buy it all up with plans of sitting on sealed product drying up supply and blowing up demand)
>And now we're here, continuing to speculate on what will happen.
Just saying the sets name or the cards name in conversation now causes the neurons in ones caveman brain to begin firing off and start talking like a Teslabro circa 20'-21' about how good the set/stock is and when they bought in. The parallels between the two are quite humorous