🚨緊急速報！日本のポケカ暴落か！？リザードン やピカチュウ やアビスアイ・インフェルノX急落の真相を徹底分析【今後どうなる？】 Pokemon Card

This is "Out-of-Print Pokemon Card Information Channel," run by an investor and salaryman working for a listed company, who tracks the Pokemon card market through data analysis and on-site reporting. Today's video is an emergency announcement. Significant changes have occurred in the Pokemon card market in the past few days. In particular, the latest sets, Abyss Eye and Inferno X, and some popular single cards, are showing price movements that are clearly different from the previous upward trend. On social media, there has been a surge in comments such as: "The crash has begun." "Is this a bubble burst?" "Should I sell my expensive cards?" "Is it really okay, it's almost the 30th anniversary?" Actually, market data shows that some cards have seen a significant price drop in a short period. But is it really a crash? In this video, we will analyze the current Pokemon card market based on data, not emotions. The topic we will cover today is: ✅ Abyss Eye Market Price ✅ Inferno X Market Price ✅ Mega Charizard EX Popularity ✅ Pikachu-related Cards ✅ Changes in the BOX Market ✅ Impact of the PSA Market ✅ Changes in Overseas Demand ✅ Trends in the Japanese Market ✅ Expectations for the 30th Anniversary ✅ Future Strategies We will explain these in detail. First, regarding the current downturn, the psychology of market participants is having a much greater impact than many people realize. The Pokémon card market has similar characteristics to the stock market. In a rising market, "It will go up even more." "If I don't buy now, I'll miss out." This creates FOMO (fear of missing out). Conversely, in a falling market, "It might go down even more." "If I don't sell now, I'll lose money." This fear spreads. The current market is precisely in this phase. Especially in the new set market, Abyss Eye Inferno X Mega Brave Mega Symphonia Expectations for these cards were high, leading to strong profit-taking sales. Immediately after release, demand significantly exceeds supply, causing prices to rise. However, as supply increases, a temporary price adjustment occurs. This phenomenon occurs not only in the Pokémon card market but in almost all collector markets. Let's look back at the past. Pokémon Card 151. Terrastar Fest ex. Clayburst. Violet ex. VSTAR Universe. Shiny Treasure ex. Each set saw a price surge immediately after release, followed by a period of adjustment. However, what happens afterward is crucial. Truly popular items rise again after the adjustment. Therefore, "A price drop doesn't equal the end." Rather, what's important is: Why is the price falling? Is the decline due to short-term factors? Or long-term factors? That's the key point. Possible reasons for the recent decline include: ① Profit-taking sales ② Increased supply ③ Shift of funds to new products ④ Withdrawal of short-term speculative funds ⑤ PSA-related news ⑥ Funds waiting for the 30th anniversary These are some of the factors. Especially now, with the 30th anniversary approaching, many investors and collectors are increasing their cash holdings. It is highly likely to be the largest event ever, and there are various expectations such as: Reprints Limited promos Special sets Commemorative boxes Overseas expansion Therefore, in the short term, "I'll wait now" More participants are taking this approach. On the other hand, looking at the market as a whole, it's not true that demand has completely disappeared. In reality, Demand for popular characters such as Pikachu Umbreon Charizard Gengar Mew Lugia Rayquaza Giratina is still strong. Furthermore, overseas demand is expanding. United States Canada United Kingdom. Germany. France. Singapore. Taiwan. South Korea. Pokémon cards continue to be popular worldwide. I personally conducted on-site research in San Francisco and found the popularity of Pokémon cards to be extremely high. Especially overseas, Umbreon Pikachu Charizard Mew Gengar are extremely popular, and interest in Japanese versions of the cards is also increasing. Therefore, I believe the current decline is likely not a crash caused by a disappearance of demand, but rather a decline due to an adjustment of expectations. Of course, there is a possibility of further declines in the short term. However, from a long-term perspective, 30th Anniversary WCS Overseas Demand PSA Market Inflation Increase in Collector Population Therefore, what is important going forward is not to panic and sell, but to understand what is being sold. What is being bought. In this video, we'll discuss the following cards, along with actual market data: Abyss Eye Inferno X Mega Charizard EX Pikachu Latest BOX PSA Cards High-Value Cards We'll explore these topics and consider future strategies. Is this the beginning of a market crash? Or is it a period of preparation for the next bull market? Please watch until the end. What are your thou...