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Every game's pick the morning it is published, 14 days before free accounts.
Over the last 90 days, 526 picks were scored at day 30: 72% went up, 28% went down, average +13.9% before resale fees. Every pick, losses included
One card per game, picked by a model that scores 260,000 cards every night. Members get the card, its entry price and the reasons the morning it is published. Everyone else sees it 14 days later.
14 cards. 14 TCGs. One opportunity per game.
PokémonBreakoutA thirteen year old Pokémon rare caught up in a set-wide rally, with its own climb speeding up into a fresh quarter high.
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What a pick is worth
- For a card you were going to buy.
- The average pick moved +13.9% by day 30 over the last 90 days, 526 picks scored, losses included. If you were buying that card anyway, buying it the morning it was picked instead of a month later saved that move: $27.70 on $200 of cards. Reselling is another matter: after ~13% marketplace fees the average pick comes to -0.9%, so Premium is for buying well, not for flipping.
- The wait is where the gain goes.
- Measured on every pick scored so far: by day 7 a pick has typically made 42% of its 30-day move, by day 14 59%. A free account sees the card on day 14. Members see it on day 0.
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- From your account, no questions asked. You keep access to the end of the period you paid for, and every pick you received stays on the public record, so you can check it was worth it.
What members saw that morning
The Dragon Ball pick of Monday, October 19, as members saw it the day it was published. It is public today, past its entry window.
On paper this Goku went nowhere in two months, $10.86 sixty days ago and $10.96 at entry, but the path in between is why it made our sheet. The Secret Rare holofoil from Ultra Limit bled to $9.49 a week out, right on its $9.48 quarter low, then bounced to $9.86 and $10.96. That is a 15.5% week ending on its 30-day high and still 7.3% under the $11.82 quarter top. Secret Rares of the series lead are the pulls Fusion World collectors return to, and at 23 months the set's opened supply has long cleared. The game is calm, with low volatility and an aligned uptrend, and a close under $9.86 would say the bounce was only a dip refill.
What TCGIndex found before they moved
Picks that are public now, past their entry window. Members had them the morning they were published, at the price shown.
Son Goku - FB04-129
Dragon Ball+132.6%since the pickPicked Oct 19$10.96Day 23 of 30$25.49
+127.7%since the pickPicked Oct 20$14.84Day 22 of 30$33.79
+82.8%since the pickPicked Oct 23$13.63Day 19 of 30$24.91
Results by game, last 90 days
Each game has its own model. Picks are scored 30 days after publication; only picks published live count.
Yu-Gi-Oh!145 scored · 53% hit +10%+16.8%
One Piece142 scored · 44% hit +10%+9.6%
Union Arena99 scored · 46% hit +10%+10.2%
Lorcana57 scored · 47% hit +10%+18.4%
Dragon Ball30 scored · 37% hit +10%+6.5%- Pokémon23 scored · 52% hit +10%+35.2%
Riftbound5 scored · 0% hit +10%-3.5%
Flesh and Blood5 scored · 60% hit +10%+19.0%
Gundam4 scored · 75% hit +10%+14.4%
Sorcery4 scored · 25% hit +10%+0.4%
Star Wars4 scored · 50% hit +10%+6.4%
Digimon4 scored · 100% hit +10%+30.5%
Magic3 scored · 67% hit +10%+41.5%
Grand Archive1 scored · 100% hit +10%+19.7%
Questions
What is a pick?
One card per game that the model expects to gain at least 10% within 30 days, chosen among cards priced between $10 and $150 on TCGplayer. Each pick is published with its entry price and the reasons it was selected.
When do I get it?
Every morning, on the site: one pick per game, every day including weekends. Most games are live by 07:30 UTC; Magic's pick lands around 12:00 UTC. Members also get the Weekly Picks by email every Monday.
How is a pick scored?
Thirty days after publication, the entry price is compared with the TCGplayer Near Mint market price. A pick that gained 10% or more counts as a hit. Every result stays on the public record, wins and losses.
What do free accounts get?
The full track record, every pick 14 days after it is published with its return so far, the market index, movers, the price guide and a watchlist of up to 25 cards. Premium adds the 14 days of advance: the pick the morning it is published, for all 14 games.
Can I cancel?
Yes, anytime from your account. You keep access until the end of the period you paid for.
Is this investment advice?
No. Picks are statistical signals computed from public market data. Card prices are volatile and past results do not predict future results.