David Schumann follows up his article on counterfeits with a discussion of how they might impact MTG’s future. Don’t worry, it’s not all doom and gloom.

There are myriad ways to convert cash into tix on MTGO, at different rates. Sylvain Lehoux examines each in turn to understand its advantages and disadvantages.

Danny questions what the next set might bring to Standard, and what to do about Modern with the PTQ season still so far away.

Last year Scars block missed out on the Modern spike, but it appears the block is finally old enough for gains. Today Sigmund explores this trend.

Matthew Lewis returns to the digital-to-paper ratio, focusing on Innistrad block, which has deviated slightly from the typical pattern.

Danny looks back at a recently maligned set for financial gems.

The MTG market is much quicker to react than in past years. Corbin Hosler explains why, and how this has modified his approach.

Counterfeits are an unfortunate reality in the Magic card market. David Schumann looks at different kinds of fakes and how to spot them.

Sigmund is back from a week of recovery to share his 2014 MTG Finance New Year Resolutions–some of which may be a bit surprising…

While shocklands have underperformed, Matthew Lewis still has confidence in real estate. He asks what last year can tell us about THS scry lands.

Corbin Hosler covers a little bit of everything in the lull of the holiday season, touching on casual staples, Modern, and his strategy for early 2014.

Dylan examines techniques for spotting easily predictable price trends well ahead of schedule.

David Schumann proposes and explains the Card Desirability Index, an estimation of value based on the number of rares available per player.