TIE #029: The Best LEGO Investing Strategy on Earth (yes, it's that good)
All LEGO sets are great investments, but what if we only bought the best?
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Inside the most recent hit list update, I explained how I had redesigned my set picking strategy for LEGO investing.
In turn, the LEGO sets I am targeting to add to my personal portfolio this year have changed dramatically.
I would like to present to you how the system would have performed historically had someone been using it since the start of 2021.
I don’t need to prove anything to anyone, but I find the vast difference interesting and would like to share it with you.
Check this out:
For sets retiring in 2021, the average return on investment is currently: 58.6%
Had you used my set picking system, your return would be: 98.1%
For sets retiring in 2022, the average return on investment is currently: 20.2%
Had you used my system, your return would be: 43.2%
As you can see, the average return is incredibly higher using the system I created to choose my LEGO hit list this year.
For a set to get chosen by my system, it must pass the following test: