Denke das gilt stellvertretend für vielerlei Börsenberichte.

Dirk Schultze ist Kommunikations- und Medienwissenschaftler an der Hochschule Mittweida und hat sich für seine Dissertation die Frage gestellt: “Wie erklären Wirtschaftsjournalist:innen der Sendung “Börse vor acht” Ereignisse an der Börse?”

Stellt sich raus: Eher gar nicht.

Beanie Babies der Spielfilm. Falls es jemandem nichts sagt, laut Wikipedia:

Beanie Babies began to emerge as popular collectibles in late 1995, and became a hot toy.[22] The company's strategy of deliberate scarcity, producing each new design in limited quantity, restricting individual store shipments to limited numbers of each design and regularly retiring designs, created a huge secondary market for the toys and increased their popularity and value as a collectible.[15]

At its height of popularity people would flip Beanies for as much as ten-fold on eBay.[24] Indeed, at the height, Beanies made up 10% of eBay's sales.[25] Some collectors insured their purchases for thousands of dollars.[24]

Die NFTs ihrer Zeit.