I would say November 2020

Look guys, I know this looks like another feckless knob flipping a print release within 40 days, but chocolate300 is a cherished member of this forum who's only deleted 7 of their last 11 posts which were probably bloody great, so please leave them to it.

GLWTS.

The snobbery on this forum is getting a little out of hand. This post makes no sense, if someone can afford primary, nothing whatsoever about that confirms they can afford x times that amount. If you can’t afford to pay five times the amount something initially costs you shouldn’t be buying it in the first place?

I actually don’t have an issue with flipping. I don’t do it, or at least haven’t yet, but I do have things that I haven’t got round to framing and may never make the wall.
If at some point I decide definitively they won’t, I’d probably like to sell them.
When it comes to selling them, I’ll probably do my best to get a fair market rate, not just cover my costs.
Flipping happens at every echelon of the art market. Except if you add on a few zeros to the price and stick it in a free port whilst you flip for profit, people call you a shrewd art investor...

My issue is this is almost certainly not this person’s only account, and I’m dying to see what were their seven posts even worse than this.

Emotionally I feel the same way, but rationally I realise it is a spectrum, and it’s slightly subjective and arbitrary where the line is between ‘ok’ and ‘bit of a dick move’.

Agree with you entirely, @nik2000

Imho it boils down to the fact that this place is first and foremost a community of online acquaintances and friends, who have a common bond around the love of art. When someone, like the OP above, comes to the forum and tries to sell their piece for much more than they paid, without establishing themselves as a positive, contributing member of the forum, it rubs many the wrong way.

I have no problem with people flipping pieces. I don’t do it; unfortunately I have a hard time letting go of art. I’ve bought pieces with the intent to flip, but always end up hanging onto them, and fortunately 9 out of 10 times, a few years on, that decision turns out to be the right one. I guess if you’re going to use this place as strictly an investment tool and not become a part of the community, you’re going to get shit for it from those that take the time to share news, answer questions by other members, show their collection and what not. Just my humble two cents.

I’m a collector, but I guess if you are the type of person to buy and then sell on immediately, I think you should keep quiet and sell elsewhere, not on this forum. It’s actually very irritating...

Sorry to say I largely disagree. Having disappeared for periods of time and dropped back in, it seems the least community ever here now. Most of the people I see posting on here now have only joined in the last few months and treat others with zero respect. That's not glorifying the old days, just an observation that ties in with the way the world is generally more binary and extreme.

I don't get why people don't just ignore these threads if they don't like them. That would stop them constantly going to the top of latest lists. Ultimately its supply and demand... If the price is right someone will pay it, if not they won't.

Hahahah. Nice. A healthy profit for clicking a few buttons. 

I have zero problem with people flipping things. Flip away.

But in this case, this gallery (if that's what the site is) must have emailed me 10 times trying to sell me one. I dont recall the price but it was maybe $5000. maybe $6500.. Whatever it was I was like that's insane for a series of 75 in like 5-10 different colors too so 500+ total.

Seems they didnt sell fast then and doubt they are gonna double overnight

What strategy do you use with Heni? Do you bid for all colours to have a chance? I only normally bid for the one item I actually want but success with that strategy has been sporadic...

Thanks good to know, I’m happy for those that won. Hopefully I’ll win next year!