The Best LEGO Investing Strategy on Earth, Explained

[@euromotif]

Absolutely, diversification is a critical element in wealth accumulation and risk management. My recommendation would be to focus primarily on purchasing asset sets when they are substantially undervalued, typically around 30% to 85% off their standard prices. However, it is essential to emphasize that this approach requires a keen understanding of market dynamics and the ability to identify the right time to liquidate these assets to maximize returns.
Once you have amassed a substantial portfolio, often upwards of a few hundred thousand dollars, you'll find that your investments begin to yield consistent returns. A prudent next step would be to reinvest a portion of these profits into stable, high-dividend blue-chip stocks. This strategy allows you to diversify your portfolio further while simultaneously generating a consistent income stream.
While traditional retirement investment vehicles like the 401k have their benefits, it is crucial to consider alternative investment strategies. By diversifying your investments and actively managing your portfolio, you may be able to achieve superior returns and grow your wealth more effectively. Remember, the goal of investing is not just to accumulate wealth but also to ensure that your money is working for you in the most efficient way possible.

[@MrBriankavanagh]

shocked at the lack of comments and likes on this channel, only 10.3k subs, 37 likes and 4 comments on this one. Content is top notch and to the point, working my way through all the videos and its all gold without fluff.

[@jarrylew]

Appreciate that! I will say, I have been very inconsistent on this channel until a recent renewed focus.
Removing the extra unnecessary stuff like editing etc. made it a lot more enjoyable to do.
Thanks for being here 👍🏼

[@mandywilliams7319]

I like the straightforward no frills approach and as a one person lego investing business right up my street :)

[@jarrylew]

Love to hear it!

[@tiptanx]

This is great content. And thank you for the no bullshit approach
When you discuss ROI, do you mean net or gross?
Also, does your guide include instructions to get ungated for LEGO?
I am looking forward to buying your guide, and the newsletter! Keep it up. It will be really fun to have a few years of historical data from your system to compare!

[@jarrylew]

1. Net
2. Yes

[@phonkshop23]

What about buying a lot of the smaller RRP sets then re selling them after retirement as it would be easier to sell due to affordability compared to other sets?

[@phonkshop23]

What exactly are you basing the percentage returns off? Is that from foil packs to collector sets? I think it would make more sense to value them individually in their "set" sizes?

[@phonkshop23]

Would you also say niche sets are better for long term and poplular sets are better for short term?

[@andregurrola9168]

It would be nice if we finally ever got to the contact.

[@tiptanx]

What does that mean?