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Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth
Now you're talking my friend.  To the moon, Alice. And meanwhile, you wait patiently because the crash is surely coming and you surely can time it perfectly.  |
To infinity and beyond!!
In all seriousness, I’m not buying cardboard strictly to invest. If I happen to make some money, then all the better, but my personal enjoyment and the fun of collecting is as important if not more so than any return on my investment. Disclaimer: this statement is not intended to preclude my ability to assert my status as an investor for tax purposes…
And when cardboard prices are incredibly high, then I have other priorities in my life that bring me joy that I can allocate resources to. For the last 24 months, I’ve been focused on other priorities, while continuing to add to my cardboard collection at the margins, for pieces that I’m feeling I can get at a price that works for me.
And if prices only go up from here, that’s cool too. I’m happy to sit on my collection and just let it ride, without adding to it. Heck, if it goes up another 500%, maybe I’ll even sell, just to put my money where my mouth is.