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> If you have no idea why someone would pay $100 just to get a crack at spending another $200 on a pair of sneakers, that’s OK: Supreme isn’t meant for you anyw
by QML 9y ago
> If you have no idea why someone would pay $100 just to get a crack at spending another $200 on a pair of sneakers, that’s OK: Supreme isn’t meant for you anyway.
Anyone know how stop yourself from mis-valuating companies and products just because you yourself doesn't find value in it?
- quotegenerator2 9y agoNo need to stop under-valuing companies. You shouldn't be investing in things you don't understand, anyways.
- pjc50 9y agoA bit Buddhist, but: teach yourself there is no such thing as value. At least in market economies, it's literally what someone will pay for a thing, which depends on a whole confluence of taste, feeling, circumstance, and Maslow's pyramid. In this case, unavailability is part of the pricing. Not only is it expensive, but it's difficult to buy at all! (The related question of "how do I find people who want to spend lots of money on shoes" is much harder)