The Tarmogoyf Effect
Let me start this off by saying this is not financial advice. This is simply an explanation of how I buy cards and an article to explain some of the terms that I use. As someone who likes to buy expensive cardboard I have to be careful to not buy a card right before it tanks in value of I'm buying it to squirrel it away. What causes a cards value to tank like this? It happens when a cards depend falls below its supply, this is something I have nicknamed the Tarmogoyf effect. I call it the Tarmogoyf effect simply because this is one of the most famous cards that highlights supply and demand from both the Meta side of things and the supply side of things. Tarmogoyf was a card that saw wide play in the Meta of several formats which made is a sought after card. WotC then began printing it often starting in 2015. Between 2015 and 2021 it ending up seeing 5 full reprints, inclusion on the List and a premium reprint. It also saw less play at tournaments as well which means it