⚠️ Market Alert | February 6, 2026| #passionateassets

This is not a bull market. It’s a positioning phase.

Recent price signals in the blue-chip supercar market suggest strength.
That conclusion is understandable — and incomplete.

What we are witnessing is not broad-based demand, but a phase of concentrated supply control and expectation management, centered around a small number of highly visible auction stages.

Prices are being signaled.
Market values are not being discovered.

This distinction matters.

A market that does not collapse — but recalibrates

This phase does not point to a systemic crash.
It points to selective repricing.

True SF50_AAA assets — exceptional specification, provenance, rarity — will remain resilient.
Top-tier SF50_AA assets will differentiate.
Standard specifications, even when labeled “rare”, will absorb the adjustment quietly.

Markets rarely correct in one move.
They correct asset by asset.

Visibility is rewarded. Temporarily.

Liquidity is present, but selective.
Visibility is rewarded, but temporarily.
Timing, not optimism, will define outcomes.

Headline prices are moments.
Market value is a process.

For collectors and family offices, the relevant question has shifted:

Not
“What is making records?”

But
“What would hold value without a stage?”

Positioning replaces performance

In phases like this, capital is not lost by being wrong.
It is lost by being early, undifferentiated, or impatient.

The next phase of opportunity will not belong to the fastest buyers.
It will belong to those who understand structure, timing, and optionality.

Markets do not announce the end of a narrative.
They simply stop paying for it.

Those who understand the mechanics now will preserve capital —
and gain access when positioning replaces performance.

— FSC24 | Market Intelligence for Collectors & Family Offices