I try to avoid trumpeting my speculations unless I'm fairly certain I'm right, just because it sucks to invest in a bunch of recommended cards only to find that you lost all the money you put in. That being said, my next article will deal more with RtR, because by then we'll have more of the set information available and it'll be more possible to guess what the future will hold. in the mean time, brad nelson and gerry thompson both say (and I agree) that the aggressive zombie deck loses nothing, gains consistency and power, and will no longer have to use subpar cards to fill in the gaps between gravecrawler, messenger, and everything else.

Thanks for the response! Perhaps I should have been more clear, value trading is one thing, and totally ripping people off is something else. Taking advantage of people who just bought their first pack is bad, but making money without punishing people for being completely new to the magic finance world is not only acceptable, it's exactly what I do. It'd by spectacularly hypocritical for me to say otherwise, since that's what I do.