Corbin Hosler explains why now isn’t a great time for Magic Finance, but how you can use that to your advantage!

Chad follows-up on his last few articles, talks about things that have changed (or not) and how that impacts his outlook.

Grand Prix Columbus was a great time – I was there – and it pulled in almost 1,050 players, which is impressive for a format that people seem to hate on the internet. Most of my opponents had not played the format before, but just about everyone expressed that they thought it was a fun format that they’d like to keep playing.

Sigmund returns with part two of his study of Behavioral Economics and how Predictably Irrational human behaviors can manifest itself in the realm of Magic: The Gathering.

Tune in this week as Kelly digs into the mailbag, answering questions surrounding potential Standard stars, Modern possibilities and where you should be on Shock Lands.

Chad worked on the Judge staff for this past weekend’s San Diego Comic Con and attended the Judge Conference. What he learned from this event transcends the narrow monetary perspective of “value”.

Sigmund discusses Game Theory and Behavioral Economics this week, highlighting how these concepts can make us better, more well-rounded MTG traders.

Comicon is in full swing and the Magic announcements just happened. This week, I’ll be looking at the unconfirmed rumors about reprints, first-time prints and what we can anticipate from Return To Ravnica.

In this new series, Quiet Speculation founder Kelly Reid dips into the reader mailbag and brings answers that come from his Magic expertise, business experience and
writing at Forbes. He answers questions on specific cards, general trends, the Magic lifestyle and more.

Corbin Hosler breaks down what overlooked cards from the last two sets are actually casual gold!

There may only be a few financially relevant cards in M13. This does not imply that M13 won’t have impact on card values in other sets. Sigmund theorizes where the newest set may have the most financial influence.