Cardex

Signals · screen 2

Drawdown vs pop

Cards at least 30% below their high in the observed window, set against whether the supply of PSA 10s grew in the meantime. A fall with flat supply is not a supply story.

one read Population has been read once (1 dated read), so no card can show a population change yet. Until a second read lands, this is a drawdown list over observed prices; the supply column fills in on its own once two reads at least 21 days apart exist.

Observed window 2026-03-18 to 2026-09-13 · 99 of 99 tracked cards have observed history · 6 at or beyond the threshold.

#CardWindow highNowDrawdownPSA 10 popSupply
1Shining CharizardNeo Destiny · #107$3,9992026-03-25$1,495-63%384one read
2GengarDiamond & Pearl · #27$2002026-04-22$84.52-58%4one read
3Rayquaza ex δEX Dragon Frontiers · #97$4902026-07-31$273-44%64one read
4InfernapeDiamond & Pearl · #5$49.832026-08-19$28.25-43%4one read
5Mew exScarlet & Violet — 151 · #205$44.532026-05-14$29.57-34%5,869one read
6Ninetales δEX Dragon Frontiers · #8$2902026-07-26$197-32%46one read

Method

  1. For every card with population data, take its observed raw near-mint daily history from the price provider. Window high is the highest daily value in the window; now is the latest. Drawdown is now ÷ high − 1. Modelled history is never used; a card with no observed history is not on this screen.
  2. Population change is the newest PSA 10 count over the oldest count read at least 21 days earlier, minus one. Supply flat means that change is under 5%.
  3. Cards at or beyond 30% off the high are listed, deepest first.

Honest limits: the price provider's history window is six months on the current plan, so "high" is the window high and the window is printed above. Raw near-mint history is used because that is what exists daily; graded prices are eBay comps and too sparse to take a daily high from. Population reads are hand-loaded and dated, so the supply column can only move as often as they are re-read.

Generated 2026-09-13 20:46 UTC.