Prerelease is one of the most exciting times for Magic. This week Paul presents a guide to preparing for your prerelease so that you have the best experience.

Quiet Speculation is proud to welcome Daniel Goetschel to the team with his first article of tips to improve your Magic game.

As the pandemic drags on, David discusses what small businesses can be doing to keep the cash flowing, and the lights on.

Every time Sig ships a buylist order, he includes a smattering of nickel and dime cards he finds in his bulk. This week, Sig shares how he has streamlined this process to optimize for time and relaxation.

This week Paul dives deep into Modern, looking at some of the staple cards players should have in their arsenal, and his approach to investing in the format.

David returns with an Uncommon Report near and dear to his heart.

Back in 2016, Sig suggested Pokémon cards and vintage video games as alternate investments to Magic. This week he dusts off those old price charts and investigates whether those suggestions panned out and what the current market looks like for video games in particular.

Art is an essential part of Magic: The Gathering. This week Paul looks at the history and collectability of Magic's original artwork.

David continues his exploration of value uncommons from sets past, exploring classic Innistrad block in preparation for returning to the plane this fall.

The Quiet Speculation Discord recently pointed out a disproportionate number of Legends cards have been on the move. When someone other than Sig makes such an observation, it means the trend must be worth investigating further.