Where's the Shovel ?
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Where's the Shovel ?
I'm gettin' buried.
Mutual funds going south, along with more speculative investments.
Yes, metals and cards are doing fine, but everything else is down the tubes.
Unfortunately (for me) metals and cards = <10% of my potrfolio.
It would be nice if there was a base ball card based mutual fund - no?
I just had a CD (that is, certificate of deposit) renew at 1.25%
Yeah right?
I have liquidity.
What are my options?
I do not have the time, nor inclination to bid on individual cards.
Mutual funds going south, along with more speculative investments.
Yes, metals and cards are doing fine, but everything else is down the tubes.
Unfortunately (for me) metals and cards = <10% of my potrfolio.
It would be nice if there was a base ball card based mutual fund - no?
I just had a CD (that is, certificate of deposit) renew at 1.25%
Yeah right?
I have liquidity.
What are my options?
I do not have the time, nor inclination to bid on individual cards.
TheRiddler- Custom
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Thank fully most of my investments lie in our beloved hobby, these people that do not believe they are not investment worthy or think you need high grade cards to be investments to me are way off base. I think the biggest aspect of any down fall in any vintage cards are the high grade cards especially T206s.
I have always wanted to set up some sort of portfolio business with my buying habits, just because I have really done nice for my self on a limited budget.
Lee
I have always wanted to set up some sort of portfolio business with my buying habits, just because I have really done nice for my self on a limited budget.
Lee
bowlingshoeguy- Sultan of the Cycle Back
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I don't own any stocks. I did have an IRA, but cashed out of it last year to buy vintage baseball cards. I have a 401K through work, but like everyone else it's gone south (I got out of stock mutual funds when they went bad, and got into bonds and treasuries, but got back into the stocks at the beginning of the month, and it's done really well).
Anyway, I have more value in my cards then I do my 401K. So to me, yes it is a hobby, but it's also an investment.
Anyway, I have more value in my cards then I do my 401K. So to me, yes it is a hobby, but it's also an investment.
crazylocomerk- KOTTON King
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Lee:
"I have always wanted to set up some sort of portfolio business with my buying habits, just because I have really done nice for my self on a limited budget.
Lee"
I believe that is what B. Dorskind is doing.
I think that many people right now are seeking a safer haven than traditional investment options. And although they may choose art, antique furnishings and the like; I imagine that a portion of their assets are earmarked for less mainstream tangibles - such as baseball cards.
Articles such as the one in Forbes is remembered. But most people can not know how to get involved in this (hobby?), when they are sitting on tens of thousands to invest. Reaching them could be profitable, if you can generate credibility.
I am up for a thought out, viable, professional approach. I wonder what that means.
- Gil
"I have always wanted to set up some sort of portfolio business with my buying habits, just because I have really done nice for my self on a limited budget.
Lee"
I believe that is what B. Dorskind is doing.
I think that many people right now are seeking a safer haven than traditional investment options. And although they may choose art, antique furnishings and the like; I imagine that a portion of their assets are earmarked for less mainstream tangibles - such as baseball cards.
Articles such as the one in Forbes is remembered. But most people can not know how to get involved in this (hobby?), when they are sitting on tens of thousands to invest. Reaching them could be profitable, if you can generate credibility.
I am up for a thought out, viable, professional approach. I wonder what that means.
- Gil
ItsOnlyGil- Retired
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