Last season, Cooper Flagg went from $5.0M to $15.35M. Raynaud went from $3.5M to $12.18M.
Every coach knows cheapies make money. What I see coaches get wrong, myself included, is the timing. Some sell too early and leave $4M on the table. Others hold so long that the cheapie has been flat for six weeks, sitting in a spot that should have been a gun.
So this piece is about the shape of a cheapie's price rise, not just its size. How high can each one go? When does the rise slow down? When is the right week to cash out and turn that money into points?
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How prices actually move
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