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Sneakers Investing – 1985 Jordans 1s II Originals, Nike x Artist Collection, and Air Jordan 1 Modern Classics
1985 Air Jordans 1s II, Nike x Artist Collection (Kaws, Futura, Tom Sachs), and Air Jordan 1 Modern Classics
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1985 Air Jordans 1s II, Nike x Artist Collection (Kaws, Futura, Tom Sachs), and Air Jordan 1 Modern Classics
Today is a deep dive into a pair of 1987 Magic Johnson Game Worn and Signed Sneakers. They IPO on Otis March 24th at noon EST.
Air Jordans 1s II, Nike x Artist Collection (Kaws, Futura, Tom Sachs), and Air Jordan 1 Modern Classics
1985 Air Jordan 1s II, Nike x Artist Collection, & Air Jordan 1 Modern Classics
1985 Air Jordan 1s, Nike x Artist Collection, SB Dunks collection
This week we dive into an asset class that we haven’t written about yet, but which has had steady, loud drumbeat for years: Sneakers ????
Wells Fargo upgraded US economy outlook, Denver ranked hottest housing market, Ramp raised another $150 million, Global PE exit value sank, and More.
Macro: US added 303,000 jobs in March, Real Estate: Detroit’s housing market beat Miami’s, Startups: Nvidia chips are up for rent, and thirteen more insights on different asset classes.
Nigeria raised rates by 200 basis points, Brookfield takes a $100 million loss, Pepsi is afraid of Liquid Death, Infrastructure debt set records, and More.
Could the S&P hit 5500, A 9.5% increase in home sales, Roblox launched a creator fund, Bridgewater is having a good year, BlackRock launched a tokenized fund, and More.
US budget deficit hit $296 billion, Goldman thinks the bottom is in for CRE, Mental health issues across the board, Goldman’s 5-year private credit goals, and More.
A “Vanishingly Low” Recession Risk, A Record Bar Sale In Nashville, Blackstone Bought Rover, and More.
1985 Air Jordans 1s II, Nike x Artist Collection (Kaws, Futura, Tom Sachs), and Air Jordan 1 Modern Classics
Today is a deep dive into a pair of 1987 Magic Johnson Game Worn and Signed Sneakers. They IPO on Otis March 24th at noon EST.
Air Jordans 1s II, Nike x Artist Collection (Kaws, Futura, Tom Sachs), and Air Jordan 1 Modern Classics
1985 Air Jordan 1s II, Nike x Artist Collection, & Air Jordan 1 Modern Classics
1985 Air Jordan 1s, Nike x Artist Collection, SB Dunks collection
This week we dive into an asset class that we haven’t written about yet, but which has had steady, loud drumbeat for years: Sneakers ????
Wells Fargo upgraded US economy outlook, Denver ranked hottest housing market, Ramp raised another $150 million, Global PE exit value sank, and More.
Macro: US added 303,000 jobs in March, Real Estate: Detroit’s housing market beat Miami’s, Startups: Nvidia chips are up for rent, and thirteen more insights on different asset classes.
Nigeria raised rates by 200 basis points, Brookfield takes a $100 million loss, Pepsi is afraid of Liquid Death, Infrastructure debt set records, and More.
Could the S&P hit 5500, A 9.5% increase in home sales, Roblox launched a creator fund, Bridgewater is having a good year, BlackRock launched a tokenized fund, and More.
US budget deficit hit $296 billion, Goldman thinks the bottom is in for CRE, Mental health issues across the board, Goldman’s 5-year private credit goals, and More.
A “Vanishingly Low” Recession Risk, A Record Bar Sale In Nashville, Blackstone Bought Rover, and More.
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