More losers than winners last week as more assets dropped into negative territory. The biggest loser was Batman #5 on Rally, which dropped 41%. Here’s what’s in store for you at auctions, comic books dropping this week, secondary markets, and more.
Most comics were up last week, led by Spiderman #129 and Hulk #181 on Otis. Here is a good look into comic books fractional markets, secondary markets, auctions, and interesting IPO you might like.
-Incredible Hulk #181 CGC 9.0
We explore the market for vintage magazines, as Stefan shares anecdotes from collecting old issues of National Geographic.
I’ve dedicated this issue to Jane. Each of the five bits tells a small part of her story in a way that is — I hope — compelling to you, the reader.
Today we’re diving into hobbyDB — the world’s fastest-growing database of collectibles.
Half the global population thinks the stock market is set to crash, total housing units under construction hit a record number, NFTs continue to accelerate, and it’s getting harder to borrow money soon for Startups.
Hoping to turn things around, this week’s issue is five investment trends I’m watching in 2023.
This week I sat on a panel discussing price and value in web3. Here’s what I didn’t say during the panel.
High-end originals tick all the right boxes from a nostalgia point of view, and they’re damn nice to look at.
Equities slide while volatility rises, there are no changes in our ALTS1 fund, Crypto is boring me, Housing is terrible, one asset on the spotlight, and many more!
Today we’re talking about art prints. The art world is made up of a series of niche markets, and one of the most underrated (and misunderstood) is the print market.
Today’s Alts Cafe touches upon the strong jobs report and layoffs, things looks pretty stable in Crypto, two huge investment funds raise money in Real Estate, new all-time highs in Sports Cards, a copy of Zelda is sold in Video Games, and tons more.
More losers than winners last week as more assets dropped into negative territory. The biggest loser was Batman #5 on Rally, which dropped 41%. Here’s what’s in store for you at auctions, comic books dropping this week, secondary markets, and more.
Most comics were up last week, led by Spiderman #129 and Hulk #181 on Otis. Here is a good look into comic books fractional markets, secondary markets, auctions, and interesting IPO you might like.
-Incredible Hulk #181 CGC 9.0
We explore the market for vintage magazines, as Stefan shares anecdotes from collecting old issues of National Geographic.
I’ve dedicated this issue to Jane. Each of the five bits tells a small part of her story in a way that is — I hope — compelling to you, the reader.
Today we’re diving into hobbyDB — the world’s fastest-growing database of collectibles.
Half the global population thinks the stock market is set to crash, total housing units under construction hit a record number, NFTs continue to accelerate, and it’s getting harder to borrow money soon for Startups.
Hoping to turn things around, this week’s issue is five investment trends I’m watching in 2023.
This week I sat on a panel discussing price and value in web3. Here’s what I didn’t say during the panel.
High-end originals tick all the right boxes from a nostalgia point of view, and they’re damn nice to look at.
Equities slide while volatility rises, there are no changes in our ALTS1 fund, Crypto is boring me, Housing is terrible, one asset on the spotlight, and many more!
Today we’re talking about art prints. The art world is made up of a series of niche markets, and one of the most underrated (and misunderstood) is the print market.
Today’s Alts Cafe touches upon the strong jobs report and layoffs, things looks pretty stable in Crypto, two huge investment funds raise money in Real Estate, new all-time highs in Sports Cards, a copy of Zelda is sold in Video Games, and tons more.
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