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08-22-2019, 05:59 AM
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Right now the bond market and stock market are in disagreement over the possibility of a recession with the bond market saying it is likely.
Inflation most greatly impacts the things you need. The assets best suited to fight it are the most desired. In the world of cards that would be your blue chip items. The previous statements about paring down to your core collection to raise cash for the future is a good strategy right now in my opinion. Having said that I would not sell anything that I would truly miss. 
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