/vr/ - Retro Games

>>10713051
I'm sorry, where did I ever say I was some retro game maxi who thinks all of this shit is going to the moon? I'm arguing against the idea that this is a bubble. The chart that you're showing is a price correction, not a bubble bursting. If you had ever looked at financial charts before this conversation, you would recognize that. Prices overshoot and then correct back down. This is especially common in collectibles. We are currently in a correction period after the insane COVID highs.

I can show you charts like pic related all day. We're off the highs, but trending sideways above the pre-spike prices. Prices will probably very slowly trend downward from here until the inevitable next market shift, which historically has always been up. One thing you will notice about these charts - they never, ever, fucking ever double correct on a macro level. This is, quite possibly, the quintessential price pattern we see collectibles follow. Anyone involved in the hobby knows this.

>>10713059
If you read the chart, you would see it's clearly labeled "average loose prices for all non-licensed, no-variant games".