PokéViews

The Pokémon card market is reaching historical extremes. PokeViews Hot & Cold Index combines market-wide price trends, momentum, and breadth into a single score – and it’s nearing "Extremely Hot” territory. Prior peaks have preceded broader market retracements. See the chart:

PV250 fell today, marking its first down day since March 22, ending a 52-day streak. Its RSI followed suit, dropping noticeably for the first time since early February.

Full PV250 chart: pokeviews.com/top_250

PV250 hasn’t gone down in 50 days. The index tracking the broader Pokémon card market is now in its 3rd-longest streak in its 2+ year history. Longest streak to date: Jun 24 to Oct 8, 2025 (107 days)

Full PV250 chart here: pokeviews.com/top_250

PV250, our index of the top 250 Pokémon cards, is still pushing higher. One signal we’re watching closely: RSI. In prior cycles, RSI breaking down from elevated levels was an early sign that market momentum was starting to shift. Not there yet, but it’s something to watch in the coming weeks.

Gold had a moment last week. It didn’t last. Returns since April 2024 (index, normalized): • Pokémon (PV250): +121% (back on top) • Gold: +106% • S&P 500: +33% • Bitcoin: +13%

For a bit more context, more cards are starting to move higher. The Market Momentum Score (% of cards trading above their 30-day average) just reached its highest level in over 3 months, suggesting strength is becoming more widespread than it was in recent months.

Pokémon TCG market showing signs of life again. The PokéViews market-wide index rebounded above its 90-day EMA, and participation is at its highest level in over 3 months. Worth watching.