Everyone is DUMPING Their Pokémon

Everyone is selling their Pokémon. After the historic bull run of the last couple of months, people are cashing out and they're cashing out quickly. Everything I've heard about Chicago Collect-A-Con last weekend is that people are selling. Vendors are going up to other vendors, they want to get cashed out, they want to move their

cards, they want to cash out on these comps, and they want to liquidity. And you could see it across the broader market, too. I can definitely see it. I have several cards on auction right now, and there are other copies of those cards on auction as well. The fact of the matter is people see where the

prices have gone, and they are ready to get cash. And when large amounts of supply start to hit the market, prices tend to go down. But the same exact thing happened last year, and despite the fact that some people might think it's a bad thing on the surface, it actually creates a lot of opportunity.

And in this video, we're going to talk about how you can identify those opportunities, and how you can recognize the best time to start buying into this market again. Essentially, what has happened over the past couple of months is people see an upswing in Pokémon. They have a lot of confidence in short-term gains, so they really start

buying a lot of Pokémon. Odds are, if you've been watching my channel for the last couple of months, you might have bought some Pokémon. If you didn't, well, you missed out, buddy. The confidence is there, they buy, they buy, they buy, and then eventually it starts to feel like we're hitting a peak. Once there's no

longer confidence that these cards are just going to keep going up and up and up, well, it's time to cash out. People start selling. Multiple copies hit the market, prices dip. Now, I want to make a disclaimer for this video. Not everything is going down, and not everything is going to go down. Some of