Sports Card Strategy Show

I'm excited about this week's show. I break down top NBA buys, explain why base cards are very alive, and this week we have some solid Starstock buys!

It's NFL Playoff Time, I've got an update on my PSA Order, Who's Next In Our Top 50, NBA Hoops Release, Vintage Auto Chasing and more on this full episode of Sports Card Strategy.

2022 will be the year of Soccer Cards and player prospecting, meaning performance should drive increases and decreases in the value of individual singles.  And with the World Cup less than 11 months away, I count down my top 5 Soccer Cards to buy in 2022.  This power packed episode also features me doing something I've never done on the show before; buying a card in real time and walking you thorugh my rationale. It happens to be an Earvin "Magic" Johnson on-card auto.  I also give my takes on LaMelo Ball, Antonio Brown, 2021 Bowman Draft, and 2021-22 NBA Hoops.

As the NFL Season heats up, The Great Murphenis joins me to highlight the impact on sports card investments. While the NBA market hits it's December lull, I point out a few phenomenal guys to buy now in preparation for February-May flipping.  We also meet our new producer, Norm, who contributes about as much to this show as my wife, daughter and dog.  I break down whether or not you should buy Bowman Next Auto cards from Topps.com, and answer Pokemon card questions in the Audience Q and A (a first for this show).  Last but not least, Kyle Powers from Collector Caps joins me to talk about his business, and who he's buying these days.

In this episode of the Sports Card Strategy Show, we bring in baseball card expert Kendall McKee to dig deep into opportunities for sports card investors and baseball card prospectors due to the MLB Lockout.  But before that, we also take a shot at StarStock, thank DeMarco Williams of Sports Card Investor for including my book in his Holiday Gift Guide for Sports Card Investors, and take some great questions from our Facebook Group and YouTube Channel.

In this full episode of the Sports Card Strategy Show, we talk Alexander Ovechkin cards as part of our Audience Mailbag. We also talk NBA and NFL investments with Murph, and cover our Starstock buy of the week!

The full show is back strong, and even though we're missing Murph this week, I definitely brought it strong here with analysis on what obvious investments to look at heading down the stretch of the NFL and NBA seasons...  We also really hit the audience mailbag from the show Facebook Group strong, and review our Starstock Buy of the Week.  This video is brought to you by Market Movers App by Sports Card Investor. Save 20% on MarketMoversApp.com by using the promo code "nooffseason" or clicking here - https://www.sportscardinvestor.com/plans/?ref=63&campaign=sportscardstrategy

This week's episode is power-packed with NFL movement, top buys, players to be concerned about and two special interviews. One with Kendall McKee of Wild Cards Box Breaks on Facebook and JustBaseball.com. We talk about what baseball cards to buy, when to buy them and how to dig deeper to find prospects.  I also talk to Craig Conway, COO of VanitySlabs.com. Why would you want to slab your own cards? Craig explains.

This week's full show is pretty exciting and power packed with potential buy low investments and flip opportunities.   From NBA superstars to NFL youngsters, Murph and I dig deep into some of the best money making opportunities in the sports card hobby.

While other sports card podcasts are simply reporting on what has happened, we're helping you recognize patterns to anticipate what will happen, and make moves now that will pay off later.  In this full episode of Sports Card Strategy, Murphy and I discuss which NFL Back-up QBs could be the next Penny Stocks to buy, preparing for the next Mike White, Cooper Rush and Trevor Siemian situation (and maybe even a Nick Foles situation).   Should you handcuff your QB investments?  We also get into why we think you should invest in Becky Hammon's WNBA cards now, and my love affair with the 2021-22 NBA Draft class.