As a store operator and through discussions with other operators / distribution, I can say with high confidence that Magic is softening. Additionally Wizards is releasing more ancillary products to make up earnings. And they also removed "magic growth" brags from stock reports
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PS: for a moment let's assume you asked every owner you know. That's still unlikely to be a relevant sample size when you consider the number of shops that sell MTG. Get good data if you want correct conclusions
For reference: I am a manager at a chain with four stores that's been around for 38 years. The last 20 of which I have access to Magic sales data. We partner with all five of the major distributors and I know my reps well enough to have honest conversations about releases.
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I'm also a part of multiple retailer groups that feature a "how's this set selling" thread with every release... sampling hundreds of stores across the country every time. I've been in retail for twenty years and understand micro and macro sales trends, but it's probably just me
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And yet, you're struggling (or complaining about it getting worse) when the data makes it clear that overall the market is strong. At the end of the day either hasbro is committing fraud on enron's level or, you're wrong.
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