Investment Tips & Tricks

INVESTING BASICS

Investing is buying player cards with the expectation that their value will increase.

• The “10% Market Tax” is crucial to note here. The card you are buying must be sold at least 11% above the price you paid to make a profit (because 10% is deducted as tax).
• Example : if you bought Ronaldo for 2.5M and sold for 3.25M, the tax will be applied on the price for which you sold the card, ie 3.25M.
• 10% tax on 3.25M is 3.25M*10/100 = 0.325M (325K). So, you will receive 2.925M (3.25M selling price minus 0.325M tax). And hence, the profit is 0.425M (ie 2.925M received minus 2.5M spent initially)
• See the screenshot below

• Face Value of a card – the cost mentioned on the face of the card
• Price range – it is the range in which a card can be bought or sold. The range is approximately from 95% to 105% of the face value of the card. In the image, the face value of the card is 10M; thus, its range to buy and sell is 10M-5% and 10M+5%, i.e., 9.5M and 10.5M. Lower value we call “min price” and higher value is “max price”.
• For example : let’s take 98 Bellingham card
• The first image shows the face value of Bellingham while the second picture shows the price range of Bellingham

• If the card has a lot of supply, that is, a lot of blue numbers on the left side – its price will fall. Similarly, if the card has a lot of demand, its price will increase.

The goal of investing is to find cards in demand so that when their price increases, we can sell them for profit.

• But to start investing, you need a minimum initial budget to buy undervalued cards in the first place. It is generally recommended to have at least 20-25m.
• You can generate this many coins easily by selling the cards you get by doing all the ongoing events, daily challenges, and weekend challenges. And also buy purchasing Tradable gems pack from store and selling the cards you obtain.
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