My philiosophy has always been if I’m able to find good value today, EVEN if the prices drops a bit I still have buffer room to play with before actually taking a loss.
When I’m buying I simply look for value regardless of size because in the long run I’m a believer all prices would converge in price. During this time, I saw a favourable price in the smaller sizes between 8-9 US where it was literally selling for close to $100 less than bigger sizes between 10-12 US.
I don’t usually go in strong the 1st week because prices are usually volatile, but I personally find the 2nd week the best because all the desperate buyers had copped and usually all the sellers that wasn’t able to sell are looking to shed before they miss their boat. Personally I have copped quite a few pairs during the first two weeks. Well everything is worth the buy as long as the price is right, but for most people…knowing what the “right” price is, is the million dollar question. But I guess most of you are probably more interested in knowing when is the best time to buy OR if it is even worth the buy at all. I mean, as a buyer I think this is probably your best chance at copping pairs either for personal or for investment because this is the time when supply far outweighs the demand and as buyers have greater options. This is a natural trend as for a lot of people that were able to cop at retail are not true sneakerheads and their only objective is to get rid of the sneaker ASAP for the quick profit. The prediction held true and prices quickly dipped to about $500-$600 range. I think I mentioned this on an IG post I made just before the sneaker released that the current re-sell price at the time of approximately $1,000 will most likely not hold. However, from a sneaker re-sell perspective it might not be such an easy prediction. Personally I like the sneaker for the simple colourway simply because it means I can actually wear this pair on a daily basis. But some might prefer the cleanliness of the sneaker that allows for everyday wear-ability. From a sneakerhead perspective one can argue that there’s not much jazz to to the sneaker and it’s as plain as a plain bagel. All of these signs should point to a high resell price, no? Well yes and no depending where you stand in the sneaker market. It’s a clean sneaker and most importantly its on a Jordan 3 silhouette.
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