Those who want to invest in Pokemon cards for long-term growth would be better served looking elsewhere.
Force of Negation Force of Negation is discussed at length here, but the short version is that it looks like a very solid Negate variant that happens to be especially attractive for combating fast combo decks
As you can see from these decks, there are many wild ways to play, and you dont have to drop a whole months pay on a deck to be a part of the fun
(Remember, you only get to play one land a turn unless some card says otherwise.) Strategically, this is when you should probably cast most of your creatures, sorceries, and enchantments
The small shift in value doesn't guarantee a continued upward trend, but Charmander's popularity is likely to give it a push
However, Benched pokemon are not safe either as the Cross Break GX attack can slam up to 2 Benched adversaries with 170 damage each if the trainer has played N's Resolve that turn