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  • Investing in Transformers Toys

    by Russel Ison ...
    The Transformers toy media characters franchise slogan: "Transformers, More Than Meets the Eye" certainly holds true as this media franchise has been in the limelight for decades now and there seems to be no stopping it. Far from just being toys and media entertainment characters, they are now considered one of the safest bet when it comes to toy investing. A continuously successful toy and media ... Read more

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  • Tofu Rising

    by Russel Ison ...
    Tofu originated in Asia and for centuries until now has been a popular food. Meanwhile, in the West, tofu has long been frowned upon by many westerners. But times have changed and tofu is now considered by many westerners especially the young as a "Cool" food because of the continous rise of Asian culture in the West most notably K-Pop. So great is the demand for tofu that America of all countries ... Read more

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  • Meteoric Rise of Semi-Precious Gemstones

    by Russel Ison ...
    Everybody knows a thing or two of what precious gemstones are like diamonds, sapphires and emeralds and similar gemstones and how expensive they can be. Precious gemstones are a multi-million dollar industry, but do you really know much about semi-precious gemstones like onyx, citrine, tourmaline and the likes? If you don't, you might be surprised that semi-precious gemstones are a multi-billion ... Read more

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  • Talking Pig

    by Russel Ison ...
    What would happen if pigs started talking and develop their own intelligence? Would humanity progress or everything would be business as usual for humanity? These are just some of the questions two scientists with differing opinions must tackle. One scientist is a vegetarian animal lover while the other scientist is a pork shop loving glutton. Add to this, the two scientists must learn to deal ... Read more

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  • Collecting PEZ Dispensers

    by Russel Ison ...
    Arguably, PEZ dispenser collecting is not a worldwide hobby. But to those countries where they are popular and collected, some of them are highly prized from vintage to modern limited editions and as such. Still think of them as nothing more than children's candies that are packaged in some sort of toy or dispenser? Think again, they can fetch thousands of dollars in value depending on how rare ... Read more

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  • Investing in Sanrios

    by Russel Ison ...
    I don't know about you, but even though I was a small boy back then I held a special fascination with Sanrio products. They were cute and "Kawaii" even before the term became popular. My interest was purely from an aesthetic point of view but I already knew back then that these products which mainly appeal to the female gender has someting going good for it. I was right, decades have passed and ... Read more

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  • Investing in Pokémon Trading Cards

    by Russel Ison ...
    For decades now, Pokémon has captured the imagination of children. From their cartoons, toys, videogames, and other merchandise they capture the feeling of a person and their relationship with their pets. But now, specifically, Pokémon trading cards, they have also become very much traded investment assets whose prices have ranged in the several millions and would likely continue to rise up. Even ... Read more

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  • A Small Time Collector

    by Russel Ison ...
    I have been a small time collector for all my life even when I'm nearly a senior in age. I have collectables as well as a few vintage and antiques as well. I also consider having financial assets as a form of collecting. I'm also into digital products collecting. I collect and even create my own digital products and have quite a collection already...This book discusses the pros and cons of each as ... Read more

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  • Money From Flipping Newspapers

    by Russel Ison ...
    Before there was the internet there was television and before there was television there was radio and before there was radio there was the newspaper. You might be old enough to remember but newspapers were once dominant in the daily lives of many people globally. Right now, the internet is nearly making newspapers extinct. But before this happens, you must know that there is money to be made ... Read more

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  • Investing and Selling Comics

    by Russel Ison ...
    Comics today have greatly changed in value. They started out being mocked by the literaries but soon became mainstream until they are now treated as works of art akin to expensive collectables. Many collectors no longer collect them for their sheer reading joy but more as investments that are perceived to greatly appreciate with the passage of time. While its true that some comics have reached ... Read more

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  • How Liquid Are You?

    by Russel Ison ...
    This book is about Financial Liquidity and how it has affected my business and investment earnings. But not only will I be discussing the importance of liquidity through my own real life experience but also in the eyes of other investments and businesses such as crypocurrencies and antiques. To be perfectly honest, I never saw the importance of liquidity until it was almost too late and it has ... Read more

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  • Mung Bean Sprouts Money

    by Russel Ison ...
    In Asia, mung bean sprouts have always been a popular delicacy especially in such countries like China, Japan, Korea, Philippines, Vietnam and so on. The West have generally treated them as just common vegetable staples with nothing special in them. However, as Asian cuisine and especially the explotion of K-Pop gained popularity in the West, mung bean sprouts became big business in the West with ... Read more

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