TIE Pokémon Booster Box Portfolio Report - April 2025
Come take a look at which Pokémon booster boxes I am invested in and how well they're performing.
Welcome to a monthly series where I document the performance of my Pokémon booster box portfolio.
I started this series back in 2021 and re-introduced it late last year.
If you missed last month’s post, check it out here:
With the reintroduction of this series, I am now issuing buy/sell alerts for Pokémon booster boxes for paid subscribers, just like I do with LEGO.
If you want to subscribe and lock in the current price before it increases, I suggest you do so now:
After nearly a year of booster boxes increasing in price every month for almost a year, we finally have some consolidation going on.
You’ll never believe this but I actually had a position lose value over the last month… insane right?
Alongside this consolidation has been a drop in liquidity in some sets, but mainly the newer released within the last year.
Less people are buying Pokémon cards vs. the months prior on average.
That is a fact.
When this happens price usually hangs out for a while before picking a direction and creating a new trend.
That means prices will likely sit still for a while before picking a direction, up or down.
I don’t have an opinion either way even though most people would likely bet on a decrease because they are expecting a recession in the near future.
I’m not entirely convinced because I believe we’ve been in a recession for over two years now, but only for people who are the middle and lower class.
So it really depends how hard the upper class gets hit this year (again, this is purely my opinion).
If the stock market remains down, I think we get that recession.
If the stock market regains all-time highs, I don’t think it gets much worse.
Why does the stock market matter here? Because that’s what upper class income folks care about.
Hate it or love it, that is reality.
With that out of the way, let’s take a look at how the portfolio has changed over the last month: