StockX's mission is to provide access to the world’s most coveted items in the smartest way possible. Buy and sell the hottest sneakers, apparel, electronics, collectibles, trading cards and accessories.

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Highlights

-18.09%

Asset Class Return30d

#9 Rank

In Sports Cards30d

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Invest from

$1

Overview

StockX gives buyers and sellers access to an open market for luxury goods and collectibles. The site displays products, a suggested price for each, and the option to sell or buy. For each item listed on StockX, you can access the historical data about ask prices, bids, and sales.

Graphs indicate the market trends: is the style going up, or down? Buyers and sellers can study these trends to know when to buy or sell. For their part, StockX accepts, authenticates and ships the goods (for a commission fee).

Things to Know

  • You make money on

    Value

  • Fees

    0%

  • Min Investment

    $1

  • Payout frequency

    Asset sold

  • Term of investment

    Zero

  • Target Return

    Varied

  • Liquidity

    Moderate

  • Open to

    All Investors

  • Mobile Application

    iOS, Android

Top Perks

  • Shop global favorites

  • Stay informed with powerful data

  • Global authenticators ensure new, genuine items

See inside MoneyMade’s 6-figure multi-asset portfolio

6-Figures

12+ Assets

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4yr+ Returns

How you make money

You make money on StockX just like you would in the stock market, except you're trading in physical items like shoes, streetwear, handbags, or gaming consoles, rather than stocks. The goal is to buy low and sell high, and you can use the data provided by StockX on trends and historical pricing to help you figure out what and when to buy and sell.

How StockX makes money

StockX charges sellers a percentage fee for every sale they make on the platform. The fees vary depending on the number of sales a seller has processed with StockX.

Is it safe?

StockX was founded in 2015, and has since raised $690 million in funding. The company has been valued at $3.8 billion, and is likely to go public sometime in mid-2022.

 

As with all stock trading, there is some risk that you may not make any profit and/or may actually lose your initial investment. Market trends may vary dramatically, and there is no guarantee that an item you purchase will increase in value.

  • Established

    2015

  • Country Available

    Worldwide

  • Assets Managed

    n/a

How You’re Taxed

Capital Gains

Capital Gains

Income Tax

Income Tax

If you are investing on a sports card investment platform like Collectable, where you own a fraction of or a % of a card:

  1. Sale of card: If the card is sold, you receive the equivalent of a dividend. Your profits are then taxed as income.
  2. Secondary market: If you trade your shares on the secondary market, your profits are taxed as capital gains.

For those of you selling a sports card you purchased, card investments are classified as 'collectibles.' Gains on cards held for one year or less are taxed as ordinary income—the same tax treatment as short-term capital gains (STCGs). Gains on cards held more than one year are taxed as ordinary income, except the maximum tax rate is 28%

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