Investment - how did you do?
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@drewshbag420_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
So any tips on who to invest in? I need to replenish my stubs
Bryan Reynolds ratings aren’t even close to lining to with his stats yet. Just saying,
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I invested in packs and lost a lot. Then again I have all the cards I want and there’s nothing to buy so there’s that.
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@jmcdonald1817 said in Investment - how did you do?:
im trying to understand how taylor rogers goes gold
2 wins
3 loses
2.61 era
7 saves
6 holds
what am i missing that says this is good? help me understandBecause Wins, Losses, ERA, Saves and Holds have absolutely nothing to do with their ratings at all.
He has a 12.2 SO/9 rating which is excellent
He has a 1.5 BB/9 rating which is excellent.Where he stumbles is his h/9 rating which is 8.7
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Not slick at posting but I had been preaching and preaching about Ohtani. Had 388 of him at the end of may. When he didn’t go Diamond last time I unloaded 88 of him. Made out good then. Well, yeah. My first year playing and I can get anything I want the rest of the year I’m pretty sure. Gonna sound like one of those full of serious
kind of guys but later in the day I pulled my 2nd trout out of that flash diamond pack sale this evening. Been a great day on the game. I also enjoy investing more than I do playing. Being relatively new I’m not sure how long these updates go on for and how long the market continues to boom but I’m currently betting on 5 others by purchasing at least 100 of each. I will never top my Ohtani’s though. I pretty much got all of those less than 2k and that’s being generous. I’m more of a football guy myself but I’ll probably buy an Ohtani jersey at some point. -
@turtleopolis_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@llxx_koa_xxll said in Investment - how did you do?:
Good work boys!
Had 207 Ketel Martes and 85 Starling Martes
Now that’s a Marte parte
Haha! Yessir
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@jmcdonald1817 said in Investment - how did you do?:
how did my investment go? BAD!
richard rodriguez for the pirates, 78 silver, he had been a 5 on daily upgrade or whatever you call for sometime now and did not get an upgrade. Only card I had invested in and a lot....IE doesn't really have anything to do with potential upgrades. It's only based on that days matchup history etc.
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@raesone_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
A couple of weeks ago there was some discussion on this forum about investments and I said I had invested in a low rated silver card with some upside that would most likely be overlooked by most people. I bought over 1300 of them throughout the weeks for next to nothing, spent less than 150 stubs a card. Today he turned gold which will absolutely be no surprise to anyone who follows baseball. My investment was no other than my fellow countryman Jonathan Schoop!
Anyone else made some good bank?
Congrats my man!
I was just thinking, all those clicks must get tiresome. LOL Wish there was an easier way like the ability to group buys/sells for the same price instead of having to go through each one individually.
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@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@raesone_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
A couple of weeks ago there was some discussion on this forum about investments and I said I had invested in a low rated silver card with some upside that would most likely be overlooked by most people. I bought over 1300 of them throughout the weeks for next to nothing, spent less than 150 stubs a card. Today he turned gold which will absolutely be no surprise to anyone who follows baseball. My investment was no other than my fellow countryman Jonathan Schoop!
Anyone else made some good bank?
Congrats my man!
I was just thinking, all those clicks must get tiresome. LOL Wish there was an easier way like the ability to group buys/sells for the same price instead of having to go through each one individually.
I’ve thought about that I think that would ruin the market. Placing the bids individually is the only way.
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@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@raesone_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
A couple of weeks ago there was some discussion on this forum about investments and I said I had invested in a low rated silver card with some upside that would most likely be overlooked by most people. I bought over 1300 of them throughout the weeks for next to nothing, spent less than 150 stubs a card. Today he turned gold which will absolutely be no surprise to anyone who follows baseball. My investment was no other than my fellow countryman Jonathan Schoop!
Anyone else made some good bank?
Congrats my man!
I was just thinking, all those clicks must get tiresome. LOL Wish there was an easier way like the ability to group buys/sells for the same price instead of having to go through each one individually.
I’ve thought about that I think that would ruin the market. Placing the bids individually is the only way.
Huh? That makes no sense.
What's the difference between placing an offering buy price 100 times at the same price individually for the same card vs. placing an offering price for 100 cards of the same card at the same price in one grouped transaction? There's no difference except of how much time you would be saving.
So how would that ruin the market? LOL
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@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@raesone_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
A couple of weeks ago there was some discussion on this forum about investments and I said I had invested in a low rated silver card with some upside that would most likely be overlooked by most people. I bought over 1300 of them throughout the weeks for next to nothing, spent less than 150 stubs a card. Today he turned gold which will absolutely be no surprise to anyone who follows baseball. My investment was no other than my fellow countryman Jonathan Schoop!
Anyone else made some good bank?
Congrats my man!
I was just thinking, all those clicks must get tiresome. LOL Wish there was an easier way like the ability to group buys/sells for the same price instead of having to go through each one individually.
I’ve thought about that I think that would ruin the market. Placing the bids individually is the only way.
Huh? That makes no sense.
What's the difference between placing an offering buy price 100 times at the same price individually for the same card vs. placing an offering price for 100 cards of the same card at the same price in one grouped transaction? There's no difference except of how much time you would be saving.
So how would that ruin the market? LOL
You just answered the question. If it was less tedious everyone would do it. And the people with the most stubs could instantly cancel outbid you buy 1 stub 10,000 times. And the people who buy stubs, because they can and value their free time, wouldn’t have a deterrent and would stop spending cash. This would halt the market because there is a limit on free packs.
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@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@raesone_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
A couple of weeks ago there was some discussion on this forum about investments and I said I had invested in a low rated silver card with some upside that would most likely be overlooked by most people. I bought over 1300 of them throughout the weeks for next to nothing, spent less than 150 stubs a card. Today he turned gold which will absolutely be no surprise to anyone who follows baseball. My investment was no other than my fellow countryman Jonathan Schoop!
Anyone else made some good bank?
Congrats my man!
I was just thinking, all those clicks must get tiresome. LOL Wish there was an easier way like the ability to group buys/sells for the same price instead of having to go through each one individually.
I’ve thought about that I think that would ruin the market. Placing the bids individually is the only way.
Huh? That makes no sense.
What's the difference between placing an offering buy price 100 times at the same price individually for the same card vs. placing an offering price for 100 cards of the same card at the same price in one grouped transaction? There's no difference except of how much time you would be saving.
So how would that ruin the market? LOL
You just answered the question. If it was less tedious everyone would do it. And the people with the most stubs could instantly cancel outbid you buy 1 stub 10,000 times. And the people who buy stubs, because they can and value their free time, wouldn’t have a deterrent and would stop spending cash. This would halt the market because there is a limit on free packs.
You don't get it. LOL
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@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@raesone_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
A couple of weeks ago there was some discussion on this forum about investments and I said I had invested in a low rated silver card with some upside that would most likely be overlooked by most people. I bought over 1300 of them throughout the weeks for next to nothing, spent less than 150 stubs a card. Today he turned gold which will absolutely be no surprise to anyone who follows baseball. My investment was no other than my fellow countryman Jonathan Schoop!
Anyone else made some good bank?
Congrats my man!
I was just thinking, all those clicks must get tiresome. LOL Wish there was an easier way like the ability to group buys/sells for the same price instead of having to go through each one individually.
I’ve thought about that I think that would ruin the market. Placing the bids individually is the only way.
Huh? That makes no sense.
What's the difference between placing an offering buy price 100 times at the same price individually for the same card vs. placing an offering price for 100 cards of the same card at the same price in one grouped transaction? There's no difference except of how much time you would be saving.
So how would that ruin the market? LOL
You just answered the question. If it was less tedious everyone would do it. And the people with the most stubs could instantly cancel outbid you buy 1 stub 10,000 times. And the people who buy stubs, because they can and value their free time, wouldn’t have a deterrent and would stop spending cash. This would halt the market because there is a limit on free packs.
You don't get it. LOL
What don’t I get? Are you going to go put a bid for an item 10,000 times for the same amount the way it is now?
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@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@raesone_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
A couple of weeks ago there was some discussion on this forum about investments and I said I had invested in a low rated silver card with some upside that would most likely be overlooked by most people. I bought over 1300 of them throughout the weeks for next to nothing, spent less than 150 stubs a card. Today he turned gold which will absolutely be no surprise to anyone who follows baseball. My investment was no other than my fellow countryman Jonathan Schoop!
Anyone else made some good bank?
Congrats my man!
I was just thinking, all those clicks must get tiresome. LOL Wish there was an easier way like the ability to group buys/sells for the same price instead of having to go through each one individually.
I’ve thought about that I think that would ruin the market. Placing the bids individually is the only way.
Huh? That makes no sense.
What's the difference between placing an offering buy price 100 times at the same price individually for the same card vs. placing an offering price for 100 cards of the same card at the same price in one grouped transaction? There's no difference except of how much time you would be saving.
So how would that ruin the market? LOL
You just answered the question. If it was less tedious everyone would do it. And the people with the most stubs could instantly cancel outbid you buy 1 stub 10,000 times. And the people who buy stubs, because they can and value their free time, wouldn’t have a deterrent and would stop spending cash. This would halt the market because there is a limit on free packs.
You don't get it. LOL
What don’t I get?
I already explained it to you, and you still don't get it.
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@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@raesone_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
A couple of weeks ago there was some discussion on this forum about investments and I said I had invested in a low rated silver card with some upside that would most likely be overlooked by most people. I bought over 1300 of them throughout the weeks for next to nothing, spent less than 150 stubs a card. Today he turned gold which will absolutely be no surprise to anyone who follows baseball. My investment was no other than my fellow countryman Jonathan Schoop!
Anyone else made some good bank?
Congrats my man!
I was just thinking, all those clicks must get tiresome. LOL Wish there was an easier way like the ability to group buys/sells for the same price instead of having to go through each one individually.
I’ve thought about that I think that would ruin the market. Placing the bids individually is the only way.
Huh? That makes no sense.
What's the difference between placing an offering buy price 100 times at the same price individually for the same card vs. placing an offering price for 100 cards of the same card at the same price in one grouped transaction? There's no difference except of how much time you would be saving.
So how would that ruin the market? LOL
You just answered the question. If it was less tedious everyone would do it. And the people with the most stubs could instantly cancel outbid you buy 1 stub 10,000 times. And the people who buy stubs, because they can and value their free time, wouldn’t have a deterrent and would stop spending cash. This would halt the market because there is a limit on free packs.
You don't get it. LOL
What don’t I get?
I already explained it to you, and you still don't get it.
So if they made your proposed option what would you do first?
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@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@raesone_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
A couple of weeks ago there was some discussion on this forum about investments and I said I had invested in a low rated silver card with some upside that would most likely be overlooked by most people. I bought over 1300 of them throughout the weeks for next to nothing, spent less than 150 stubs a card. Today he turned gold which will absolutely be no surprise to anyone who follows baseball. My investment was no other than my fellow countryman Jonathan Schoop!
Anyone else made some good bank?
Congrats my man!
I was just thinking, all those clicks must get tiresome. LOL Wish there was an easier way like the ability to group buys/sells for the same price instead of having to go through each one individually.
I’ve thought about that I think that would ruin the market. Placing the bids individually is the only way.
Huh? That makes no sense.
What's the difference between placing an offering buy price 100 times at the same price individually for the same card vs. placing an offering price for 100 cards of the same card at the same price in one grouped transaction? There's no difference except of how much time you would be saving.
So how would that ruin the market? LOL
You just answered the question. If it was less tedious everyone would do it. And the people with the most stubs could instantly cancel outbid you buy 1 stub 10,000 times. And the people who buy stubs, because they can and value their free time, wouldn’t have a deterrent and would stop spending cash. This would halt the market because there is a limit on free packs.
You don't get it. LOL
What don’t I get?
I already explained it to you, and you still don't get it.
So if they made your proposed option what would you do first?
That's irrelevant. It doesn't matter what I would do or not do.
I was merely suggesting how it would be nice if multiple (especially a large number) of transactions that's tedious could be simplified into one transaction.
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@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@raesone_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
A couple of weeks ago there was some discussion on this forum about investments and I said I had invested in a low rated silver card with some upside that would most likely be overlooked by most people. I bought over 1300 of them throughout the weeks for next to nothing, spent less than 150 stubs a card. Today he turned gold which will absolutely be no surprise to anyone who follows baseball. My investment was no other than my fellow countryman Jonathan Schoop!
Anyone else made some good bank?
Congrats my man!
I was just thinking, all those clicks must get tiresome. LOL Wish there was an easier way like the ability to group buys/sells for the same price instead of having to go through each one individually.
I’ve thought about that I think that would ruin the market. Placing the bids individually is the only way.
Huh? That makes no sense.
What's the difference between placing an offering buy price 100 times at the same price individually for the same card vs. placing an offering price for 100 cards of the same card at the same price in one grouped transaction? There's no difference except of how much time you would be saving.
So how would that ruin the market? LOL
You just answered the question. If it was less tedious everyone would do it. And the people with the most stubs could instantly cancel outbid you buy 1 stub 10,000 times. And the people who buy stubs, because they can and value their free time, wouldn’t have a deterrent and would stop spending cash. This would halt the market because there is a limit on free packs.
You don't get it. LOL
What don’t I get?
I already explained it to you, and you still don't get it.
So if they made your proposed option what would you do first?
That's irrelevant. It doesn't matter what I would do or not do.
I was merely suggesting how it would be nice if multiple (especially a large number) of transactions that's tedious could be simplified into one transaction.
And I’m telling you because removing the hurdle that keeps thousands of players from working the market, the time investment of placing bids, would destroy the market. I get why you feel the idea is good because I’ve pondered it as well. But as I did I played out the scenario and I feel it would do more harm than good.
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@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@raesone_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
A couple of weeks ago there was some discussion on this forum about investments and I said I had invested in a low rated silver card with some upside that would most likely be overlooked by most people. I bought over 1300 of them throughout the weeks for next to nothing, spent less than 150 stubs a card. Today he turned gold which will absolutely be no surprise to anyone who follows baseball. My investment was no other than my fellow countryman Jonathan Schoop!
Anyone else made some good bank?
Congrats my man!
I was just thinking, all those clicks must get tiresome. LOL Wish there was an easier way like the ability to group buys/sells for the same price instead of having to go through each one individually.
I’ve thought about that I think that would ruin the market. Placing the bids individually is the only way.
Huh? That makes no sense.
What's the difference between placing an offering buy price 100 times at the same price individually for the same card vs. placing an offering price for 100 cards of the same card at the same price in one grouped transaction? There's no difference except of how much time you would be saving.
So how would that ruin the market? LOL
You just answered the question. If it was less tedious everyone would do it. And the people with the most stubs could instantly cancel outbid you buy 1 stub 10,000 times. And the people who buy stubs, because they can and value their free time, wouldn’t have a deterrent and would stop spending cash. This would halt the market because there is a limit on free packs.
You don't get it. LOL
What don’t I get?
I already explained it to you, and you still don't get it.
So if they made your proposed option what would you do first?
That's irrelevant. It doesn't matter what I would do or not do.
I was merely suggesting how it would be nice if multiple (especially a large number) of transactions that's tedious could be simplified into one transaction.
And I’m telling you because removing the hurdle that keeps thousands of players from working the market, the time investment of placing bids, would destroy the market. I get why you feel the idea is good because I’ve pondered it as well. But as I did I played out the scenario and I feel it would do more harm than good.
OMG, destroy the market how? Even if you could group transactions, you could do the same thing by doing it individually. So how does that have any effect on the market when you're doing the same thing? Only difference is you're saving time one way vs. doing the same thing that's more painstaking.
OK, now I realize I'm dealing with someone mental.
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@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@theblindrhino said in Investment - how did you do?:
@onnagood1_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
@raesone_psn said in Investment - how did you do?:
A couple of weeks ago there was some discussion on this forum about investments and I said I had invested in a low rated silver card with some upside that would most likely be overlooked by most people. I bought over 1300 of them throughout the weeks for next to nothing, spent less than 150 stubs a card. Today he turned gold which will absolutely be no surprise to anyone who follows baseball. My investment was no other than my fellow countryman Jonathan Schoop!
Anyone else made some good bank?
Congrats my man!
I was just thinking, all those clicks must get tiresome. LOL Wish there was an easier way like the ability to group buys/sells for the same price instead of having to go through each one individually.
I’ve thought about that I think that would ruin the market. Placing the bids individually is the only way.
Huh? That makes no sense.
What's the difference between placing an offering buy price 100 times at the same price individually for the same card vs. placing an offering price for 100 cards of the same card at the same price in one grouped transaction? There's no difference except of how much time you would be saving.
So how would that ruin the market? LOL
You just answered the question. If it was less tedious everyone would do it. And the people with the most stubs could instantly cancel outbid you buy 1 stub 10,000 times. And the people who buy stubs, because they can and value their free time, wouldn’t have a deterrent and would stop spending cash. This would halt the market because there is a limit on free packs.
You don't get it. LOL
What don’t I get?
I already explained it to you, and you still don't get it.
So if they made your proposed option what would you do first?
That's irrelevant. It doesn't matter what I would do or not do.
I was merely suggesting how it would be nice if multiple (especially a large number) of transactions that's tedious could be simplified into one transaction.
And I’m telling you because removing the hurdle that keeps thousands of players from working the market, the time investment of placing bids, would destroy the market. I get why you feel the idea is good because I’ve pondered it as well. But as I did I played out the scenario and I feel it would do more harm than good.
Youre absolutely right. No need to keep arguing it. I have so many page of completed orders it would make people laugh. And I’ve often said it before, i wish I had the ability to multi list but not other people lol. If everybody had it the market would be crushed. Including the flipping market.
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Okay maybe someone else can explain. This guy just came up with a brilliant idea to make it faster and easier for him to make stubs. All these years of the MLBTS market and it took this long for someone to think it up. SDS will want to hear this so they can implement it ASAP.
