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Cards that have come off a high and gone flat — a base forming in the price history. A description of the shape, not a call that it breaks upward.
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The full board (not just the top 5) · drawdown, weeks flat and range position on every card.
How to read this board
Cards well off their 6-month high whose price has since gone flat — a base forming in the price history. To qualify, a card has to be at least 10% below its high and flat for at least 6 weeks.
Both are shown on every row and neither is a percentage of anything.
- Base
- — How this card ranks against the others on this board for how long it has been flat, how tight that flat stretch is, and how far it sits below its high. 90 means flatter and tighter than about 90% of the cards here — it is a ranking, not a percentage of anything.
- Range
- — Where today's price sits inside the card's 6-month low-to-high range. 0% is the floor of the range, 100% is the high. A low number means the base has formed near the bottom of the range.
Flat price means the market has stopped repricing it — in either direction. This board describes that shape; it does not claim the next move is up.
A card with four sales a week looks flat because nothing trades, so a thin card earns a high base rank the easy way. Every row carries its liquidity — read it alongside the rank.
UPDATED 2026-09-13 · 269 RAW / 0 PSA 10 · DESCRIPTIVE, NOT A FORECAST