Welcome back Corbin Hosler and Sigmund Ausfresser to the QS Team, and introducing Jim Casale & Douglas (DJ) Johnson.
Douglas Linn
Doug Linn has been playing Magic since 1996 and has had a keen interest in Legacy and Modern. By keeping up closely with emerging trends in the field, Doug is able to predict what cards to buy and when to sell them for a substantial profit. Since the Eternal market follows a routine boom-bust cycle, the time to buy and sell short-term speculative investments is often a narrow window. Because Eternal cards often spike in value once people know why they are good, it is essential for a trader to be connected to the format to get great buys before anyone else.
Outside of Magic, Doug is an attorney in the state of Ohio. Doug is a founding member of Quiet Speculation, and brings with him a tremendous amount of business savvy.
Our famous price guides are back! Each card worth more than $1 is listed in the following sheets.
Your price guides are here!
This week, the cast talks about the phenomenal results from the Pro Tour and the face of new Standard!
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We’ve already located a potential breakout deck and some unexpected key cards.
Between a hyped-up prerelease and some big bannings and unbannings in Modern, we’ve got a lot to talk about this week!
The cast gets together and pores over the full spoiler. We’ve already got some early testing results and we’re eager to share them.
This week, the cast talks about the remaining Shadows of Innistrad spoiler. There’s a lot going on with the flip cards, as well as a bunch of other interesting (if not good) spells.
This week, the cast talks ideal aggro curves and the emerging B/R Vampires deck
Is a Thing in the Ice better than everyone’s hated U/W uncommon? Do you want to be Reflecting or breaking out a Thing in the Ice?
This week, the cast talks about recent news in the Magic finance world
This week, the cast talks about the effect of two premium sets on the summer’s Magic market. Can this be too much of a good thing? How does this affect future reprint predicting?
This week, the cast takes a good shot at figuring out the cards that will and won’t be in Eternal Masters. No, there’s no leaked list here, just a trio of vets talking about cards.
