Matthew Lewis and Sylvain Lehoux present the MTGO Market Report for this week, discussing major price trends and recommending specific cards to buy and sell.

Are buyouts based on artificial demand profitable for the person who initiates them? David Schumann investigates with a breakdown of the numbers on some recent buyouts.

Brian DeMars shares his picks for the undervalued gems from Magic Origins. These are the cards he’s picking up under the principle that “good Magic cards often find homes.”

When you buy a lot of cards, you end up with…a lot of cards. Ryan offers advice for getting started with TCGPlayer as a medium for selling.

Magic Origins is brimming with exciting designs that riff on old cards. Mike Lanigan continues his discussion from last week of the latest spoilers.

Matthew Lewis and Sylvain Lehoux present the MTGO Market Report for this week, along with an assessment of its performance as a speculative tool for the first six months.

Doug Linn makes the case for an effective floor on competitive Modern decks–the price the market is willing to pay, which inevitably pulls up the price of budget decks over time.

Thinking through the details of your finance goal is important to actually achieving it. David Schumann explains how to break down goals into more manageable smaller ones.

Brian DeMars introduces his brainchild Magic variant, the Danger Room. He shares his current list and the philosophy behind it, before looking at Origins for new additions.

Today Mike Bajorek turns his focus towards the finance side of Magic. These are the basics everyone should have in mind when building their business.

Magic Origins spoilers are coming in and the presale hype is in full effect. Chaz looks at some cards he has his eye on once the storm settles a bit.

One of the best ways to make money from Magic is with a table. Ryan goes over the basics of becoming a vendor and shares his personal experience.

The new rotation system is sure to shake up Magic finance. Jared considers some ways the old price patterns may change and how we can adapt.