not saying this to flame or rile, but every statement you made is about as untrue as statements could be. The only statement you made that is true is that financial advisors make money on the fear of missing out(read falsely driving prospectus to unsavvy investors.)
i have every single armor. If i were to sell them right now for what i paid, my profit would easily be over 4 grand.
Also my job is in commercial finance and you cannot move forward without considering the past. I look at the stealth armor as a slam dunk "investment". Why? Because historically the mark iii ht stealth proto that was displayed and never released in the past was one of the most sought after armors never made. This is ht filling that want from collectors.off of that historical information and the trends that all grey(see non-red armors) have outperformed all other suits in value made it a instant buy for most people. Nothing to do with peer pressure. Either you want this to keep or want it to flip.
As a stock guy you should have been all over this to buy low and sell high. This armor will be easily over $600 and be sold at that in the next 12 months.
The statements you made lend me to believe you are a salesman of financial instruments which fits the profile for most fa's. Living in a production world right? This is from getting my series 7,63 and 65 and spending 3 years peddling stock and funds so some vp or partner can make quota.
worst job i ever had. Smartened up and got a real finance job and never looked back.
Ironically those diecast armors are the worst value holding of all sold out marks. The war machine ii is still selling way under retail as well as ip and the m42.
Again this is not to flame you, more so bringing back the silly brainwash tactics used in selling investments.