New Page: Top Calls. See Exactly How Our Calls Are Going, Right Now
We made the calls, now you can watch them play out. One page, every open call, measured from the day we flagged it. First one up: the OP-17 presale cards we said to sell before launch are down 60 to 75 percent.
You know we make calls. Buy, sell, hold, every day, across every game we track. The question everyone asks is the obvious one: ok, so how are those calls actually going?
Now you can just look. New page, it is called Top Calls, sitting under Ledger in the menu. Every call that is still running, measured from the day we made it to today's price. Biggest movers at the top. Updated every day. We do not pick and choose what shows up.
Prices below in AUD as of 31 August.
How it works
The day a card gets flagged, that price is locked in as the flag price. From there we just track it. Green section is the Accumulate calls and how far they have climbed. Red section is the Sell Watch calls and how far they have dropped. And remember, on a Sell Watch the drop IS the win. We said sell into the hype. If it fell after that, the call did its job.
When a card's stamp changes, that call is finished. It comes off this page and goes into the ledger, where it gets graded at 4 and 8 weeks like every call we have ever made, good or bad. So Top Calls is the live race. The ledger is the history book.
Look at what it caught with OP-17
While everyone was paying crazy presale money for OP-17 singles in late August, our sell rules kept flagging them. The system does not read hype or watch YouTube. It just saw prices way above their own trend starting to crack, and stamped them Sell Watch. In public, with a date and a price.
Set dropped on 28 August. You know what happened next.
The alt art Luffy leader. Flagged Sell Watch on 24 August at A$315. Today it is A$98. Down 68.8% since we flagged it.
Kaido OP17-062, flagged at A$111, now A$28. Shanks OP17-022, flagged at A$32, now under A$8. Linlin OP17-049 only got flagged on the 29th and has already dropped 60%.
If you were holding those cards and saw the flag, you had days to get out near the top. That is the whole point of this app.
The buy side works different
Sell calls hit fast when hype breaks. Buy calls climb slow, because real demand takes time. Right now the top of the green board is the Scratchmen Apoo regional promo, flagged 22 August at A$78, up 40% since. A tournament Mewtwo is up 20% on its flag. A A$700 vintage Mew has quietly added 15%.
![Scratchmen Apoo (Offline Regional 2024) [Finalist]](https://eqqbnafuxciluxqemrif.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/mirror/26/260fdd721f98e9b5621747a2959800180b6c0a9f.jpg)
Slow and steady is what winning buys actually look like. Anyone promising overnight doubles is selling you something.
The honest bit
Most calls on the page are fresh and sitting near zero. Some are going the wrong way. They stay on the page anyway, because if we only showed you the winners this would be an ad, not a scoreboard. Each section shows you how many calls are moving the way we said, so you can judge us on the full picture.
Go have a look. Ledger, then Top Calls. Check it against what is in your binder. Observations, not financial advice.