This week David reviews one of the most popular means of acquisition in MTG Finance–collection buying. From finding to pricing to paying, David makes sure you don’t overlook anything.

To gain a new perspective, Adam shares and explores eight decklists from a Japanese PTQ and explores the impact of Fate Reforged in this competitive Standard event.

Mike Lanigan presents his picks for underplayed sideboard cards in Standard right now. Make sure you’ve considered these powerful options as you’re brewing with Fate Reforged.

Corbin Hosler looks at five specs he considers strong contenders right now, as we head into the Modern Pro Tour and the deployment of Fate Reforged on the big stage.

Ryan’s committed to casting Chromanticores at SCG Regionals. Check out his preferred five-color shell!

Read on for this week’s MTGO Market report from Sylvain Lehoux and Matthew Lewis, where they summarize the state of the online market and suggest key buys and sells.

Jason Alt plumbs the meager information we’ve received on Modern Masters 2015 to make some educated guesses about possible inclusions. We know two cards already and we know it’s a Limited-first set, which already tells us a lot.

With Khans of Tarkir as a target, Sylvain explains how investment in full sets on MTGO can be a fairly profitable speculation, suitable for large bankrolls with a limited amount of time to manage them.

Derek covers a variety of topics straight from the trade floors of SCG Indianapolis, including the disturbing appearance of fake dual lands on the trade floor.

There were two MTG finance headlines from SCG Indy last weekend. Sigmund was astonished to find a vendor using Amazon pricing, but story that was trumped by the fake duals circulating through trade binders. Read on for Sigmund’s take.

Adam takes a look at the new post-Treasure Cruise, post-Birthing Pod, Fate Reforged Modern metagame by using data from last weekend’s SCG Modern Premier IQ.

How do you decide what cards to keep as part of your personal collection? Today Danny Brown takes a broad view of Magic finance, asking what kind of cards make for the best long-term investments.

We return this week to the Stock Watch with David Schumann, where he discusses the major gainers and losers and possible reasoning for their performances.