Brothers Predict Hot Christmas Toy and Make A Fortune

Mike and Stan Zappa spent $5,000 on 50 Hatchimals in early October, hoping to turn a profit reselling the toys to parents searching for the gift, reported CNN. A month an a half later, Hatchimals have established themselves as this year’s Tickle-Me-Elmo — a toy that kids across the US want, and that parents are struggling to find. 

The brothers have sold 30 Hatchimals on eBay so far, recouping their full $5,000. 

While the original retail price of the toys was $50, today, eBay says that the average selling price is $132, with a range from $81 to $196. So, the Zappas are in the position to more than double their investment — and, the brothers say, they anticipate prices only getting higher as Christmas Day draws near. 

At that rate, the brothers could make $13,200 reselling the Hatchimals, earning a profit of $8,200 on their $5,000 investment.

The brothers promoted their Hatchimal stock via social media. 

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