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Call it whatever year you want but they are worth more than your house.
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Don't do you any good unless you cash them out. Just think how much those other cards you gave up are worth.

 
Don't do you any good unless you cash them out. Just think how much those other cards you gave up are worth.
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Right but I'm saying if you have money and are willing to buy stocks or whatever why not buy proven cards of Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant or whoever? I mean yes I "lost" out big time because what I collected back when the hobby wasn't on fire and got cards that are now worth a ton for cheap but for someone who wants to take some risk investing why not cards of the players above? GO get a Michael Jordan Fleer rookie and hold. Well maybe late for that but Kobe cards are somewhat still affordable...well compared to Tom Brady and Jordan.

 
Equities, Real Estate, Collectables.....buy them all at reasonable prices, hold for a long time and prosper.
 
GO get a Michael Jordan Fleer rookie and hold. Well maybe late for that but Kobe cards are somewhat still affordable...well compared to Tom Brady and Jordan.
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Who are these guys? Investors?

 
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Here are a couple of things I have noticed. Usually if your up one day, it will be down the next day, this is almost standard now. Next the first openings are up and then they plummet, but if you wait for the lunch hour crowd it will be back up.
 
Here are a couple of things I have noticed. Usually if your up one day, it will be down the next day, this is almost standard now. Next the first openings are up and then they plummet, but if you wait for the lunch hour crowd it will be back up.
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Buy good companies at good prices. Hold for a long time. You can thank me later.

 
The market has been pretty shitty the last couple of days.
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Time in the market, not timing the market. There are good days and bad days. Typically more good than bad. I still have an incredible return on my investments overall compared to if the same money were sitting in any form of bank account (checking/savings/CD)

 
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