What are some things that don’t depreciate much? (Household item -ecommerce)

[troubled soul]

What are some items that don’t drop too much in value?

As example
If you buy car , Even after first day Its valued drop...
I want to find out Item/things which value does not drop too much....I.E. May be copper water bottle....It hold its value as It is made of copper...copper price gives good return....I am not expert Just giving you example for my question

My Idea is to Buy that Item and put them in Amazon FBA warehouse.....until It does not sold....I do not want any item that are expire, go bad or drop in value....
If It does not sold.....It still contain the its value.....I have to only pay the warehouse price for storing that item....

Do you have any item in your mind ?
Kindly share

 

[Ancova]

What are some items that don’t drop too much in value?

As example
If you buy car , Even after first day Its valued drop...
I want to find out Item/things which value does not drop too much....I.E. May be copper water bottle....It hold its value as It is made of copper...copper price gives good return....I am not expert Just giving you example for my question

My Idea is to Buy that Item and put them in Amazon FBA warehouse.....until It does not sold....I do not want any item that are expire, go bad or drop in value....
If It does not sold.....It still contain the its value.....I have to only pay the warehouse price for storing that item....

Do you have any item in your mind ?
Kindly share

Uff tough one since it depends on soooo many factors.

I can tell you what I am (or was) doing in Dubai:
- Hodling Crypto
- Classic Porsche's
- Luxury Watches (the prices dropped significantly since 2022)

It does depend also where you live. For example the purchase power in UAE is big. People cannot flex with the newest car, instead they invest in hard to find classics or low digit number plates.

Really depends where you live...

 

[myhand]

Buy physical Gold, Wine, Champagne, Whisky etc.
There is an amazing list thread about all of it at the thread available in the mentor group

https://www.offshorecorptalk.com/threads/investment-matrix-discussion-for-doomsday.28868/

Tons of suggestions there.

 

[JohnnyDoe]

Amazon Warehouse is not a free dumpster. You need to pay $39 per month (waived if you are a handmade artisan) plus a storage fee for each item depending on size and age of inventory. Somewhere inside the stupid dashboard there’s a promotion for having the storage fee waived for some time, I don’t remember how to qualify, anyway the bottom line is that Amazon will screw you if you use it as your personal storage space.

 

[Martin Everson]

Do you have any item in your mind ?

Yes a suitcase of cash

 

[void]

Yes a suitcase of cash

whaaaat, suitcase of cash doesn't depreciate?

 

[JohnnyDoe]

nothing cannot depreciate with time, it’s simple math.
Unfortunately, if you reverse the formula of depreciation, you can calculate the value of time but you can’t buy it.

 

[Martin Everson]

whaaaat, suitcase of cash doesn't depreciate?

lol...only joking over a medium to long term time frame cash is never a good store of value.

I have said it before in another thread that only art, gold and land is a store of value to me and keeps up with inflation [crypto fans about to chime in].

P.S And when I say art I am not just talking painting and Egyptian artifacts etc but anything of aesthetic beauty such as a classic Ferrari etc.

 

[Cavaliere]

Sperm in liquid nitrogen. Not sure Amazon FBA will like it.

 

[wellington]

Rather than giving ideas, will provide based on math, this is how we are outpacing debasement (currency) in the institutional scene, we don't look for nominal growth alone, but actual debasement offsetting.

Everything Code (1).pdf - Anonym File (PDF too large to upload directly) perhaps a admin can re-upload.

It may surprise some people.

Gold -4% pa back to 2013
Real Estate -2.5% pa back to 2013
S&P500 - Flat back to 2013
Nasdaq +6% pa back to 2013
Crypto (bitcoin)...

 

[pipona]

stack jugs of laundry detergent

 

[Martin Everson]

stack jugs of laundry detergent

Also toilet paper .

Why Toilet Paper Has Gotten So Expensive

If you’ve been on the toilet paper aisle in the grocery store lately, you’ve probably noticed that prices have increased tremendously.

clark.com

 

[void]

fermented food that doesn't spoil and even get better (more valuable) - miso pastes for instance

 

[JimBeam]

S&P500 - Flat back to 2013

That's simply not true!

From 1993 to 2013 - so a 20 year period CGAR was 9.1% (inflation adjusted 6.57%).

https://imgur.com/mLuAF8l

So if you've put $100k in 1993 and you haven't touched it - it would stand at $570k in 2013

https://imgur.com/wf2zGBv

Details:

Backtest Portfolio Asset Allocation

Analyze and view backtested portfolio returns, risk characteristics, standard deviation, annual returns and rolling returns

www.portfoliovisualizer.com

And if we take 2013 to date (about 10 year) period and if we take the same 100k the CGAR is 13.44% (inflation adjusted 10.46%).

https://imgur.com/kYAIRZO

So if you put $100k back in 2013 today that would be $383k

https://imgur.com/kDlITXD

Details:

Backtest Portfolio Asset Allocation

Analyze and view backtested portfolio returns, risk characteristics, standard deviation, annual returns and rolling returns

www.portfoliovisualizer.com

 

[Paul Tudor Jones]

That's simply not true!

From 1993 to 2013 - so a 20 year period CGAR was 9.1% (inflation adjusted 6.57%).

I wrote the same thing to him and it doesn't stop him for keep repeating the same lies again and again, don't waste your time arguing with brainwashed people

 

[wellington]

Royal Mail 1st Class Stamps (kinda inflation proof) unless they change them.

Otherwise : Proton Drive this will give you an idea how we in the institutional fin zone look.