Balinese, and the secondary market. Can we *avoid* having a round 2 of this?

[Kayleigh McMillan]

I also see investing in a new most recessive fur or trait at a certain point is scary if you demand to get your investment back.
This is the reason I often wait until the big investors did their thing before I buy mine.
This is a dynamic we can't avoid I'm affraid.
People buy a new fur for a HUGE amount and start to produce it real fast hoping to get their money back.
Since I like regardless if this is, as for money, the most wise thing to do to trait my new fur before I sell I obtain it when I feel this is an amount I want to miss for it.
This has hardly to do in my opinion with the research on the secondary market KittyCatS does but more with a mentality of sellers.
Because in no time the investor who has the monopoly for a while is losing this monopoly as more have obtained the fur and they will still need to see money and they drop the price of the fur harsh.
But this is also the moment I think people get bored with the single trait new furs and the breeder who loved to make a fantastic cat out of it has the market.
I agree though making more and more most recessive traits and mainly furs creates unwanted hypes on the market as the breeders want to sell their traited new furs after the hype on them is over.
I miss though the point how this would ruin the market as a whole unless we anticipate with this hype.
I sell my oldtimer kitties pretty well they are still in demand and I think they will remain to be.
This makes me less concerned eventhough sometimes when new furs are released and they are recessive and people throw with a lot of real money to have it first I don't understand that entirely.
But who am I to judge that it is though very surprising to me.