Invest in an iPhone

Welcome to the latest issue of Trading Updates/Cultural Items – FREE Version.

Today we’re digging into a special piece of cultural history – First run original iPhone 2G sealed in its box.

It’s one of the five assets scheduled for live trading this week on Otis and will go live Wednesday at 10:30 EST.

What is the asset?

The OG iPhone originally dropped in late May 2021.

In summary, it’s an original first generation iPhone still sealed in its box. Based on quite a lot of Googling around and eBay stalking, these are pretty rare.

What is the current status of the asset?

The iPhone IPO’ed in May with a market cap of $13,100, and this was our recommendation at the time:We recommend this drop based on its asymmetric upside. Worst case scenario is it goes to zero, losing $13,100; best case is it’s worth $250k in a year or two.

It was trading with a market cap of $43,662 a couple of weeks ago when Otis halted trading to roll out real time trading.

Category Performance

Cultural items were up 46% in Q1 and down 14% in Q2.

Risk Profile

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Valuation and target share price

  • Target Share Price: $10 – $20

Valuation details:

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Asset Growth

This has more than 4x since the IPO.

Growth Outlook and Future Catalysts

Longterm, this is a good one, I think, but we’re starting with a very high base now.

Final Thoughts

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Author

Wyatt Cavalier

Wyatt Cavalier

With a background in finance & intelligence analysis, Wyatt has an unhealthy obsession with finding the best blue chip investment opportunities. His previous newsletter, Fractional, resonated deeply with subscribers, bringing actionable insights and unconventional trading strategies. His rare book collection specializes in banned editions. He currently lives in Spain with his beautiful wife, three young boys, and dog Monty.

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