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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LEGO investing can be done in a multitude of ways.

You can invest based on gut feeling, what your favorite YouTuber says, or you can just blindly buy everything.

No matter which way you do it, you’ll probably make some money.

None of those approaches are my style.

I prefer to use data.

Data that indicates a LEGO set has a good chance of outperforming the average.

After spending months pouring over data several years ago, I found what I was looking for.

Check this out:

For sets retiring in 2021, the average return on investment after one year was 58.6%

Had you used my set picking system, your return would have been 98.1%

For sets retiring in 2022, the average return on investment was 42.6%

Had you used my system, your return would have been 70.2%

For sets retiring in 2023, the average return on investment was 46.0%

Had you used my system, your return would have been 81.6%

That is three consecutive years of outperforming the average by a significant amount.

For a set to get chosen by my system, it must pass a simple test: