Hobby Flipper Release 2.0 Movements Page Tutorial

The Movements page is where Hobby Flipper gets fun. Paul walks through the new and improved Movements tab from the ground up: the different ways to reach it from the homepage (All Movements, and the View More buttons on the Cards Down / Cards Up lists) and why where you click determines what the table shows when you land. He then breaks down every column — card, grade, price change in percent and dollars, average sale price, min and max sale, number of sales, total sales, and the top eBay seller — and shows how to sort any of them to surface the biggest movers, the cheapest averages, the most-sold cards, or the biggest single sale in any time period from 7 days to a year.

From there, the filters: player search (including how to find players the drop-down cuts off, and selecting several players at once), set and variation (every Victor Wembanyama Prizm variation, for example), price range for buying on a budget, grade across the four major grading companies, and card number for players with multiple base cards in a set. Finally, clicking a card opens the preview sidebar — recent sales for the time period you've selected, a quick link to buy on eBay, one-click add to your portfolio, and the door into the full Card Details page, which gets its own tutorial.

Hobby Flipper is built to help you find the right card for the right player at the right time — and to make money flipping sports cards. Rather than tracking millions of cards, it focuses on the few thousand that actually produce repeatable plays and shows you, from the data, which plays to make and which to fade.