Who did this to the market
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@quinnymcquinn said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
Example: LS Vidal Brujan. There are 11 sell orders at 155 stubs. The next highest sell order is for 369.
I don't know who's doing this, but it must be how they get their sick kicks. What is to gain from making hardly any profit like this?
Always one
I don't know what you mean. Please elaborate?
There’s always one dckhead doing dumb sht like this, probably just a bored teenager expressing his angst.
Ohh. Might wanna edit that so the thread doesn't get locked.
I'm new to flipping cards so this really throws a wrench in my stub making. Does this happen often in the market? Will the prices for these players return to average?
I just buy them out if its a card im working the market on, I think its best to do that in case it crashes the value completely, which is what it appears they are trying to do.
I’d do this. Just buy the low bid.
Some people pull a card and just throw a Hail Mary on the sell price. They might have just put up a sell order with out looking at the true value of the card.
To the guy that said you’re flipping wrong that’s dumb. I flip tons of common cards with great success. Yeah it’s only a few hundred stubs a flip but with the companion app I can make 20k in an hour on the right common.
No offense, but 20k an hour is not very good, if you are happy with it more power to you, but there are cards out there you can flip twice and make more then 20k, with commons you are putting in a lot of effort for minimal gain, time wise it just doesn't make much financial sense.
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@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@quinnymcquinn said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
Example: LS Vidal Brujan. There are 11 sell orders at 155 stubs. The next highest sell order is for 369.
I don't know who's doing this, but it must be how they get their sick kicks. What is to gain from making hardly any profit like this?
Always one
I don't know what you mean. Please elaborate?
There’s always one dckhead doing dumb sht like this, probably just a bored teenager expressing his angst.
Ohh. Might wanna edit that so the thread doesn't get locked.
I'm new to flipping cards so this really throws a wrench in my stub making. Does this happen often in the market? Will the prices for these players return to average?
I just buy them out if its a card im working the market on, I think its best to do that in case it crashes the value completely, which is what it appears they are trying to do.
I’d do this. Just buy the low bid.
Some people pull a card and just throw a Hail Mary on the sell price. They might have just put up a sell order with out looking at the true value of the card.
To the guy that said you’re flipping wrong that’s dumb. I flip tons of common cards with great success. Yeah it’s only a few hundred stubs a flip but with the companion app I can make 20k in an hour on the right common.
^ This, I gotta flip something while I wait on my 20 Ryan Kleskos to sell.
You might have been in a battle with me on those Kleskos. I’ve flipped a hundred or so the last week. I bought a ton of them last week for about 8-10k. I’ve been slowly putting 10 or so on the market at a time. His price keeps rising. Almost think I jumped the gun on selling him.
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@eatyum_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@quinnymcquinn said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
Example: LS Vidal Brujan. There are 11 sell orders at 155 stubs. The next highest sell order is for 369.
I don't know who's doing this, but it must be how they get their sick kicks. What is to gain from making hardly any profit like this?
Always one
I don't know what you mean. Please elaborate?
There’s always one dckhead doing dumb sht like this, probably just a bored teenager expressing his angst.
Ohh. Might wanna edit that so the thread doesn't get locked.
I'm new to flipping cards so this really throws a wrench in my stub making. Does this happen often in the market? Will the prices for these players return to average?
I just buy them out if its a card im working the market on, I think its best to do that in case it crashes the value completely, which is what it appears they are trying to do.
I’d do this. Just buy the low bid.
Some people pull a card and just throw a Hail Mary on the sell price. They might have just put up a sell order with out looking at the true value of the card.
To the guy that said you’re flipping wrong that’s dumb. I flip tons of common cards with great success. Yeah it’s only a few hundred stubs a flip but with the companion app I can make 20k in an hour on the right common.
No offense, but 20k an hour is not very good, if you are happy with it more power to you, but there are cards out there you can flip twice and make more then 20k, with commons you are putting in a lot of effort for minimal gain, time wise it just doesn't make much financial sense.
Companion app. Can put in a hundred buy orders in minutes. Same with sell orders. Flip 5 different cards or so like this make what ever you want an hour. Think big picture not one card at a time.
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@eatyum_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@quinnymcquinn said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
Example: LS Vidal Brujan. There are 11 sell orders at 155 stubs. The next highest sell order is for 369.
I don't know who's doing this, but it must be how they get their sick kicks. What is to gain from making hardly any profit like this?
Always one
I don't know what you mean. Please elaborate?
There’s always one dckhead doing dumb sht like this, probably just a bored teenager expressing his angst.
Ohh. Might wanna edit that so the thread doesn't get locked.
I'm new to flipping cards so this really throws a wrench in my stub making. Does this happen often in the market? Will the prices for these players return to average?
I just buy them out if its a card im working the market on, I think its best to do that in case it crashes the value completely, which is what it appears they are trying to do.
I’d do this. Just buy the low bid.
Some people pull a card and just throw a Hail Mary on the sell price. They might have just put up a sell order with out looking at the true value of the card.
To the guy that said you’re flipping wrong that’s dumb. I flip tons of common cards with great success. Yeah it’s only a few hundred stubs a flip but with the companion app I can make 20k in an hour on the right common.
No offense, but 20k an hour is not very good, if you are happy with it more power to you, but there are cards out there you can flip twice and make more then 20k, with commons you are putting in a lot of effort for minimal gain, time wise it just doesn't make much financial sense.
It takes me maybe a millisecond or two to flip a card on the market using the app, it's great. The only time spent is waiting for the stubs to come in. In the meantime, I'm getting stubs from other flips.
Besides, every stub helps me. It's like finding a random penny in a parking lot—1 cent or $100, it's still money.
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@eatyum_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@quinnymcquinn said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
Example: LS Vidal Brujan. There are 11 sell orders at 155 stubs. The next highest sell order is for 369.
I don't know who's doing this, but it must be how they get their sick kicks. What is to gain from making hardly any profit like this?
Always one
I don't know what you mean. Please elaborate?
There’s always one dckhead doing dumb sht like this, probably just a bored teenager expressing his angst.
Ohh. Might wanna edit that so the thread doesn't get locked.
I'm new to flipping cards so this really throws a wrench in my stub making. Does this happen often in the market? Will the prices for these players return to average?
I just buy them out if its a card im working the market on, I think its best to do that in case it crashes the value completely, which is what it appears they are trying to do.
I’d do this. Just buy the low bid.
Some people pull a card and just throw a Hail Mary on the sell price. They might have just put up a sell order with out looking at the true value of the card.
To the guy that said you’re flipping wrong that’s dumb. I flip tons of common cards with great success. Yeah it’s only a few hundred stubs a flip but with the companion app I can make 20k in an hour on the right common.
No offense, but 20k an hour is not very good, if you are happy with it more power to you, but there are cards out there you can flip twice and make more then 20k, with commons you are putting in a lot of effort for minimal gain, time wise it just doesn't make much financial sense.
Also I flip anything. But you may have good margins on high cards but the wait is long and the battles are real. If you’re happy waiting hours to make highier margins that only further helps me. Take a look at the margins on commons. A lot of times you can buy them at 5 stubs and sell for 300-400. It’s easy stubs.
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@eatyum_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@quinnymcquinn said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
Example: LS Vidal Brujan. There are 11 sell orders at 155 stubs. The next highest sell order is for 369.
I don't know who's doing this, but it must be how they get their sick kicks. What is to gain from making hardly any profit like this?
Always one
I don't know what you mean. Please elaborate?
There’s always one dckhead doing dumb sht like this, probably just a bored teenager expressing his angst.
Ohh. Might wanna edit that so the thread doesn't get locked.
I'm new to flipping cards so this really throws a wrench in my stub making. Does this happen often in the market? Will the prices for these players return to average?
I just buy them out if its a card im working the market on, I think its best to do that in case it crashes the value completely, which is what it appears they are trying to do.
I’d do this. Just buy the low bid.
Some people pull a card and just throw a Hail Mary on the sell price. They might have just put up a sell order with out looking at the true value of the card.
To the guy that said you’re flipping wrong that’s dumb. I flip tons of common cards with great success. Yeah it’s only a few hundred stubs a flip but with the companion app I can make 20k in an hour on the right common.
No offense, but 20k an hour is not very good, if you are happy with it more power to you, but there are cards out there you can flip twice and make more then 20k, with commons you are putting in a lot of effort for minimal gain, time wise it just doesn't make much financial sense.
I’ve got my fingers in everything, BR rewards, event rewards, bosses, henchmen etc. I still enjoy flipping commons, its a steady stream of stubs on top of the big sales here and there.
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@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@eatyum_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@quinnymcquinn said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
Example: LS Vidal Brujan. There are 11 sell orders at 155 stubs. The next highest sell order is for 369.
I don't know who's doing this, but it must be how they get their sick kicks. What is to gain from making hardly any profit like this?
Always one
I don't know what you mean. Please elaborate?
There’s always one dckhead doing dumb sht like this, probably just a bored teenager expressing his angst.
Ohh. Might wanna edit that so the thread doesn't get locked.
I'm new to flipping cards so this really throws a wrench in my stub making. Does this happen often in the market? Will the prices for these players return to average?
I just buy them out if its a card im working the market on, I think its best to do that in case it crashes the value completely, which is what it appears they are trying to do.
I’d do this. Just buy the low bid.
Some people pull a card and just throw a Hail Mary on the sell price. They might have just put up a sell order with out looking at the true value of the card.
To the guy that said you’re flipping wrong that’s dumb. I flip tons of common cards with great success. Yeah it’s only a few hundred stubs a flip but with the companion app I can make 20k in an hour on the right common.
No offense, but 20k an hour is not very good, if you are happy with it more power to you, but there are cards out there you can flip twice and make more then 20k, with commons you are putting in a lot of effort for minimal gain, time wise it just doesn't make much financial sense.
It takes me maybe a millisecond or two to flip a card on the market using the app, it's great. The only time spent is waiting for the stubs to come in. In the meantime, I'm getting stubs from other flips.
Besides, every stub helps me. It's like finding a random penny in a parking lot—1 cent or $100, it's still money.
Fair enough, I guess sometimes I get lost in my flipping bubble, with my bankroll if I'm not making 300k an hour, I'm doing something wrong.
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@quinnymcquinn said in Who did this to the market:
@eatyum_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@quinnymcquinn said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
Example: LS Vidal Brujan. There are 11 sell orders at 155 stubs. The next highest sell order is for 369.
I don't know who's doing this, but it must be how they get their sick kicks. What is to gain from making hardly any profit like this?
Always one
I don't know what you mean. Please elaborate?
There’s always one dckhead doing dumb sht like this, probably just a bored teenager expressing his angst.
Ohh. Might wanna edit that so the thread doesn't get locked.
I'm new to flipping cards so this really throws a wrench in my stub making. Does this happen often in the market? Will the prices for these players return to average?
I just buy them out if its a card im working the market on, I think its best to do that in case it crashes the value completely, which is what it appears they are trying to do.
I’d do this. Just buy the low bid.
Some people pull a card and just throw a Hail Mary on the sell price. They might have just put up a sell order with out looking at the true value of the card.
To the guy that said you’re flipping wrong that’s dumb. I flip tons of common cards with great success. Yeah it’s only a few hundred stubs a flip but with the companion app I can make 20k in an hour on the right common.
No offense, but 20k an hour is not very good, if you are happy with it more power to you, but there are cards out there you can flip twice and make more then 20k, with commons you are putting in a lot of effort for minimal gain, time wise it just doesn't make much financial sense.
Also I flip anything. But you may have good margins on high cards but the wait is long and the battles are real. If you’re happy waiting hours to make highier margins that only further helps me. Take a look at the margins on commons. A lot of times you can buy them at 5 stubs and sell for 300-400. It’s easy stubs.
Words aren't enough to describe how my eyes light up when I see those orders lol. Guess my pupils turn to dollar signs. I snatch it right up and flip it.
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@eatyum_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@eatyum_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@quinnymcquinn said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
Example: LS Vidal Brujan. There are 11 sell orders at 155 stubs. The next highest sell order is for 369.
I don't know who's doing this, but it must be how they get their sick kicks. What is to gain from making hardly any profit like this?
Always one
I don't know what you mean. Please elaborate?
There’s always one dckhead doing dumb sht like this, probably just a bored teenager expressing his angst.
Ohh. Might wanna edit that so the thread doesn't get locked.
I'm new to flipping cards so this really throws a wrench in my stub making. Does this happen often in the market? Will the prices for these players return to average?
I just buy them out if its a card im working the market on, I think its best to do that in case it crashes the value completely, which is what it appears they are trying to do.
I’d do this. Just buy the low bid.
Some people pull a card and just throw a Hail Mary on the sell price. They might have just put up a sell order with out looking at the true value of the card.
To the guy that said you’re flipping wrong that’s dumb. I flip tons of common cards with great success. Yeah it’s only a few hundred stubs a flip but with the companion app I can make 20k in an hour on the right common.
No offense, but 20k an hour is not very good, if you are happy with it more power to you, but there are cards out there you can flip twice and make more then 20k, with commons you are putting in a lot of effort for minimal gain, time wise it just doesn't make much financial sense.
It takes me maybe a millisecond or two to flip a card on the market using the app, it's great. The only time spent is waiting for the stubs to come in. In the meantime, I'm getting stubs from other flips.
Besides, every stub helps me. It's like finding a random penny in a parking lot—1 cent or $100, it's still money.
Fair enough, I guess sometimes I get lost in my flipping bubble, with my bankroll if I'm not making 300k an hour, I'm doing something wrong.
Bud if it works for you cool. Commons are no risk. Hell I have hundreds of them I forgot about. It effects me zero if they sell or don’t. To make my stubs back I have to sell maybe one or two. That’s off of hundreds of buys
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I understand both sides but when you think about the trends of the game, what people are winning in conquest, opening at the end of an inning etc, you can take some mid range diamonds and flip them in seconds. Today I made 500k flipping Mike Trout. Each flip took about 90 seconds and was worth about 8-10k. Or the HRD mid cards Trevor story and Juan Soto. I buy 10 and by the time I'm done putting in buy orders, enough come through I can start my sell orders and make 6k on each flip, about 60K in 20 mins. All thanks to the magic of the app.
That all said, you're right, the bidding war can get real and frustrating and someone inevitably tanks the card, so going with commons and Bronze can be an absolute stress free way to make stubs.
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@quinnymcquinn said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
Example: LS Vidal Brujan. There are 11 sell orders at 155 stubs. The next highest sell order is for 369.
I don't know who's doing this, but it must be how they get their sick kicks. What is to gain from making hardly any profit like this?
Always one
I don't know what you mean. Please elaborate?
There’s always one dckhead doing dumb sht like this, probably just a bored teenager expressing his angst.
Ohh. Might wanna edit that so the thread doesn't get locked.
I'm new to flipping cards so this really throws a wrench in my stub making. Does this happen often in the market? Will the prices for these players return to average?
I just buy them out if its a card im working the market on, I think its best to do that in case it crashes the value completely, which is what it appears they are trying to do.
I’d do this. Just buy the low bid.
Some people pull a card and just throw a Hail Mary on the sell price. They might have just put up a sell order with out looking at the true value of the card.
To the guy that said you’re flipping wrong, that’s dumb. I flip tons of common cards with great success. Yeah it’s only a few hundred stubs a flip but with the companion app I can make 20k in an hour on the right common. And if you do this with multiple low end cards you can make a great profit with zero risk.
Agreed. I made about 600k today between common and bronze cards. It might be someone else that's flipping the wrong way. 🧐
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@ericulous1_psn said in Who did this to the market:
I understand both sides but when you think about the trends of the game, what people are winning in conquest, opening at the end of an inning etc, you can take some mid range diamonds and flip them in seconds. Today I made 500k flipping Mike Trout. Each flip took about 90 seconds and was worth about 8-10k. Or the HRD mid cards Trevor story and Juan Soto. I buy 10 and by the time I'm done putting in buy orders, enough come through I can start my sell orders and make 6k on each flip, about 60K in 20 mins. All thanks to the magic of the app.
That all said, you're right, the bidding war can get real and frustrating and someone inevitably tanks the card, so going with commons and Bronze can be an absolute stress free way to make stubs.
A lot of common cards bought between 5 and 9 go between 333 and 400. Percentage wise that's roughly 6-7,000 percent profit and they sell much faster.
In about 3-4 weeks, I made 5 million and bought every card I wanted along the way. I was even buying cards just to "test drive" and quick selling. After a couple of hours, any loss was erased.
Numbers don't lie.
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@eatyum_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@eatyum_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@quinnymcquinn said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
Example: LS Vidal Brujan. There are 11 sell orders at 155 stubs. The next highest sell order is for 369.
I don't know who's doing this, but it must be how they get their sick kicks. What is to gain from making hardly any profit like this?
Always one
I don't know what you mean. Please elaborate?
There’s always one dckhead doing dumb sht like this, probably just a bored teenager expressing his angst.
Ohh. Might wanna edit that so the thread doesn't get locked.
I'm new to flipping cards so this really throws a wrench in my stub making. Does this happen often in the market? Will the prices for these players return to average?
I just buy them out if its a card im working the market on, I think its best to do that in case it crashes the value completely, which is what it appears they are trying to do.
I’d do this. Just buy the low bid.
Some people pull a card and just throw a Hail Mary on the sell price. They might have just put up a sell order with out looking at the true value of the card.
To the guy that said you’re flipping wrong that’s dumb. I flip tons of common cards with great success. Yeah it’s only a few hundred stubs a flip but with the companion app I can make 20k in an hour on the right common.
No offense, but 20k an hour is not very good, if you are happy with it more power to you, but there are cards out there you can flip twice and make more then 20k, with commons you are putting in a lot of effort for minimal gain, time wise it just doesn't make much financial sense.
It takes me maybe a millisecond or two to flip a card on the market using the app, it's great. The only time spent is waiting for the stubs to come in. In the meantime, I'm getting stubs from other flips.
Besides, every stub helps me. It's like finding a random penny in a parking lot—1 cent or $100, it's still money.
Fair enough, I guess sometimes I get lost in my flipping bubble, with my bankroll if I'm not making 300k an hour, I'm doing something wrong.
Not talking
but this late in the season is there a need to make 300k an hour? I buy 500K-1mil worth of headliner packs each week because there's nothing I want. I know for a fact that I've bought Lindor, Vida and Gehrig twice. Tested, sold... Decided to try again just because.If you're worried about making X amount per hour in November, your the one who might be doing it wrong. To each there own though.
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@donttuchmethaar_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@eatyum_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@eatyum_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@quinnymcquinn said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
Example: LS Vidal Brujan. There are 11 sell orders at 155 stubs. The next highest sell order is for 369.
I don't know who's doing this, but it must be how they get their sick kicks. What is to gain from making hardly any profit like this?
Always one
I don't know what you mean. Please elaborate?
There’s always one dckhead doing dumb sht like this, probably just a bored teenager expressing his angst.
Ohh. Might wanna edit that so the thread doesn't get locked.
I'm new to flipping cards so this really throws a wrench in my stub making. Does this happen often in the market? Will the prices for these players return to average?
I just buy them out if its a card im working the market on, I think its best to do that in case it crashes the value completely, which is what it appears they are trying to do.
I’d do this. Just buy the low bid.
Some people pull a card and just throw a Hail Mary on the sell price. They might have just put up a sell order with out looking at the true value of the card.
To the guy that said you’re flipping wrong that’s dumb. I flip tons of common cards with great success. Yeah it’s only a few hundred stubs a flip but with the companion app I can make 20k in an hour on the right common.
No offense, but 20k an hour is not very good, if you are happy with it more power to you, but there are cards out there you can flip twice and make more then 20k, with commons you are putting in a lot of effort for minimal gain, time wise it just doesn't make much financial sense.
It takes me maybe a millisecond or two to flip a card on the market using the app, it's great. The only time spent is waiting for the stubs to come in. In the meantime, I'm getting stubs from other flips.
Besides, every stub helps me. It's like finding a random penny in a parking lot—1 cent or $100, it's still money.
Fair enough, I guess sometimes I get lost in my flipping bubble, with my bankroll if I'm not making 300k an hour, I'm doing something wrong.
Not talking
but this late in the season is there a need to make 300k an hour? I buy 500K-1mil worth of headliner packs each week because there's nothing I want. I know for a fact that I've bought Lindor, Vida and Gehrig twice. Tested, sold... Decided to try again just because.If you're worried about making X amount per hour in November, your the one who might be doing it wrong. To each there own though.
Gotta agree here. I haven’t flipped in months. Stocked up early, have over 20M in stubs. Now perhaps I am the fool for over preparing given I can never come close to spending them but at least I enjoy not ever worrying about having to flip the back half of the game
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I bought all the low bids only to be undercut by several more low bids, about 15 more. WTH.
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@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
Example: LS Vidal Brujan. There are 11 sell orders at 155 stubs. The next highest sell order is for 369.
There are several LS cards that have this sort of thing going on. SEVERAL low sell orders that severely undercut the next price. Wth.
I don't know who's doing this, but it must be how they get their sick kicks. What is to gain from making hardly any profit like this?
im actually doing exactly this - because i don't care about extra stubs, i love to give flash sales of cards - eat it
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@donttuchmethaar_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@ericulous1_psn said in Who did this to the market:
I understand both sides but when you think about the trends of the game, what people are winning in conquest, opening at the end of an inning etc, you can take some mid range diamonds and flip them in seconds. Today I made 500k flipping Mike Trout. Each flip took about 90 seconds and was worth about 8-10k. Or the HRD mid cards Trevor story and Juan Soto. I buy 10 and by the time I'm done putting in buy orders, enough come through I can start my sell orders and make 6k on each flip, about 60K in 20 mins. All thanks to the magic of the app.
That all said, you're right, the bidding war can get real and frustrating and someone inevitably tanks the card, so going with commons and Bronze can be an absolute stress free way to make stubs.
A lot of common cards bought between 5 and 9 go between 333 and 400. Percentage wise that's roughly 6-7,000 percent profit and they sell much faster.
In about 3-4 weeks, I made 5 million and bought every card I wanted along the way. I was even buying cards just to "test drive" and quick selling. After a couple of hours, any loss was erased.
Numbers don't lie.
Oh for sure, I never said that common cards couldn't be used to make a good profit. The guy who showed me how has made his killing on Silvers, Bronzes and some common. I'm pretty new to flipping and so I havek a lot of time to make up for and also my brain can't handle an intense volume. Not yet. I take about 10-15 cards at a time, flip them and once my queue is cleared and my profits tallied, I can start again. Hopefully someday I'll get to the point that I handle the volume you guys do but for now, making 100k-200k an hour selling the top 13 LS diamonds works for me.
And yeah, I finally gave myself the breathing room to not have to flip constantly. Had I started at the beginning of the game I would have been in the several Million range far earlier. It should just be a quick thing you do while playing the game, not a full time job.
Ps: could it be a full time job??? For some reason when it's baseball cards on a video game it not boring.
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@ericulous1_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@donttuchmethaar_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@ericulous1_psn said in Who did this to the market:
I understand both sides but when you think about the trends of the game, what people are winning in conquest, opening at the end of an inning etc, you can take some mid range diamonds and flip them in seconds. Today I made 500k flipping Mike Trout. Each flip took about 90 seconds and was worth about 8-10k. Or the HRD mid cards Trevor story and Juan Soto. I buy 10 and by the time I'm done putting in buy orders, enough come through I can start my sell orders and make 6k on each flip, about 60K in 20 mins. All thanks to the magic of the app.
That all said, you're right, the bidding war can get real and frustrating and someone inevitably tanks the card, so going with commons and Bronze can be an absolute stress free way to make stubs.
A lot of common cards bought between 5 and 9 go between 333 and 400. Percentage wise that's roughly 6-7,000 percent profit and they sell much faster.
In about 3-4 weeks, I made 5 million and bought every card I wanted along the way. I was even buying cards just to "test drive" and quick selling. After a couple of hours, any loss was erased.
Numbers don't lie.
Oh for sure, I never said that common cards couldn't be used to make a good profit. The guy who showed me how has made his killing on Silvers, Bronzes and some common. I'm pretty new to flipping and so I havek a lot of time to make up for and also my brain can't handle an intense volume. Not yet. I take about 10-15 cards at a time, flip them and once my queue is cleared and my profits tallied, I can start again. Hopefully someday I'll get to the point that I handle the volume you guys do but for now, making 100k-200k an hour selling the top 13 LS diamonds works for me.
And yeah, I finally gave myself the breathing room to not have to flip constantly. Had I started at the beginning of the game I would have been in the several Million range far earlier. It should just be a quick thing you do while playing the game, not a full time job.
Ps: could it be a full time job??? For some reason when it's baseball cards on a video game it not boring.
Lol, same here. I was amongst the poorest players until October (offline until a few games recently). I was just if i had a couple of stubs to rub together.
Definitely do what works best for you
Edit: Yes, there is a career to be had flipping. Job title is: Stubbin' Specialist.
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@ericulous1_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@donttuchmethaar_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@ericulous1_psn said in Who did this to the market:
I understand both sides but when you think about the trends of the game, what people are winning in conquest, opening at the end of an inning etc, you can take some mid range diamonds and flip them in seconds. Today I made 500k flipping Mike Trout. Each flip took about 90 seconds and was worth about 8-10k. Or the HRD mid cards Trevor story and Juan Soto. I buy 10 and by the time I'm done putting in buy orders, enough come through I can start my sell orders and make 6k on each flip, about 60K in 20 mins. All thanks to the magic of the app.
That all said, you're right, the bidding war can get real and frustrating and someone inevitably tanks the card, so going with commons and Bronze can be an absolute stress free way to make stubs.
A lot of common cards bought between 5 and 9 go between 333 and 400. Percentage wise that's roughly 6-7,000 percent profit and they sell much faster.
In about 3-4 weeks, I made 5 million and bought every card I wanted along the way. I was even buying cards just to "test drive" and quick selling. After a couple of hours, any loss was erased.
Numbers don't lie.
Oh for sure, I never said that common cards couldn't be used to make a good profit. The guy who showed me how has made his killing on Silvers, Bronzes and some common. I'm pretty new to flipping and so I havek a lot of time to make up for and also my brain can't handle an intense volume. Not yet. I take about 10-15 cards at a time, flip them and once my queue is cleared and my profits tallied, I can start again. Hopefully someday I'll get to the point that I handle the volume you guys do but for now, making 100k-200k an hour selling the top 13 LS diamonds works for me.
And yeah, I finally gave myself the breathing room to not have to flip constantly. Had I started at the beginning of the game I would have been in the several Million range far earlier. It should just be a quick thing you do while playing the game, not a full time job.
Ps: could it be a full time job??? For some reason when it's baseball cards on a video game it not boring.
Ikr? The stock market bores me to death (maybe because I'm not an economist), but the baseball card market captures my attention
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@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
@jeezy-e_psn said in Who did this to the market:
@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Who did this to the market:
Example: LS Vidal Brujan. There are 11 sell orders at 155 stubs. The next highest sell order is for 369.
I don't know who's doing this, but it must be how they get their sick kicks. What is to gain from making hardly any profit like this?
Always one
I don't know what you mean. Please elaborate?
There’s always one dckhead doing dumb sht like this, probably just a bored teenager expressing his angst.
Ohh. Might wanna edit that so the thread doesn't get locked.
I'm new to flipping cards so this really throws a wrench in my stub making. Does this happen often in the market? Will the prices for these players return to average?
I just buy them out if its a card im working the market on, I think its best to do that in case it crashes the value completely, which is what it appears they are trying to do.
I’d do this. Just buy the low bid.
Some people pull a card and just throw a Hail Mary on the sell price. They might have just put up a sell order with out looking at the true value of the card.
To the guy that said you’re flipping wrong that’s dumb. I flip tons of common cards with great success. Yeah it’s only a few hundred stubs a flip but with the companion app I can make 20k in an hour on the right common.
No offense, but 20k an hour is not very good, if you are happy with it more power to you, but there are cards out there you can flip twice and make more then 20k, with commons you are putting in a lot of effort for minimal gain, time wise it just doesn't make much financial sense.
It takes me maybe a millisecond or two to flip a card on the market using the app, it's great. The only time spent is waiting for the stubs to come in. In the meantime, I'm getting stubs from other flips.
Besides, every stub helps me. It's like finding a random penny in a parking lot—1 cent or $100, it's still money.
Fair enough, I guess sometimes I get lost in my flipping bubble, with my bankroll if I'm not making 300k an hour, I'm doing something wrong.
Not talking
but this late in the season is there a need to make 300k an hour? I buy 500K-1mil worth of headliner packs each week because there's nothing I want. I know for a fact that I've bought Lindor, Vida and Gehrig twice. Tested, sold... Decided to try again just because.If you're worried about making X amount per hour in November, your the one who might be doing it wrong. To each there own though.
There is a reason actually, being ready for the 19th and the collection, after that I won't be flipping because I won't have a reason
