Memorabilia as an investment

[EddieP]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

Why? Cards aren't stocks.

You’re speaking as if a Company has no intrinsic which is totally false. A simple google search can answer that question.

I’ ll make it easy for you:

Intrinsic Value Defined:
Intrinsic value represents the "true" or "fundamental" worth of a company, as opposed to its market price, which can be influenced by market sentiment and speculation. It's essentially what a rational investor would be willing to pay for the company, given its underlying characteristics.
Cash Flow as a Key Component:
Future cash flows are a primary driver of a company's intrinsic value. A company's ability to generate cash, whether through dividends, earnings, or free cash flow, is a major determinant of its worth.