None of this addresses the fact that the entire premise of this thread is false. People are not going to fetch your claimed $2,500 - $3,500 by selling their used 4090. Selling now is hardly better than any other point in the 4090's lifecycle. I don't know how you reconcile with the fact that the amount people should actually expect to get for their 4090 is a far cry from what the title and content you wrote suggest. You seem to be making a call to action for people to sell their used cards but cite new prices that are frankly extremely hard to find and questionable as to whether many people are actually buying in that $2,500 - $3,500 price range. I can't find a single product at that $3,500 value and the only place that comes close is newegg. Most other outlets that still have stock sell for up to $2,200 (and that is still very high). And again, those are new prices yet your title clearly states "Best time to sell you used 4090s is now".
I'll also point out that you did not respond to my rebuttal of your claim that the 4090 will drop 30% in value. I'll repeat that here:
As this was part of your logical reasoning for advising people to sell you should be able to extrapolate on your positioning.
If we peel back the misleading statements and questionable title, I don't see much merit in this thread if all that's left is subjective opinion. If you wanted to discuss subjective opinion you should have titled the thread appropriately and tailored your first comment as such.
No one said you would. My comment wasn't quoting you nor was it directed at you. Mind you, I wouldn't call you a POS even if you did sell your 4090. The actual prices 4090s are selling used for right now are only slightly elevated from MSRP. You end up taking a loss in most cases. The original post and title advising people to sell and that they'd net $2,500 - $3,500 is simply disconnected from reality, as the linke I provided earlier that has eBay sold listings proves.
