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08-21-2019, 07:13 PM
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I imagine most cards will go down in a bad economy, but I would think a down economy presents a good time to buy, and likely is a bad time to sell. I view cards as a longterm investment (yes, I used the “I” word). Like real estate, if you buy the right stuff and are able to hold it for years, you will likely make out pretty well. At least, that’s my plan and I am sticking to it!
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