Rob ends the week with the usual freaky Friday pick! Check out what it is this time here.

MTGStocks provides some valuable data on price movements if you know how to read it. David describes what to look for with price jumps to determine their cause.

Adrian looks at recent shifts in the Modern metagame, in and around the Pro Tour. Certain archetypes look poised to make a comeback, and some cards are at all-time lows.

The MTGO Market Report is moving from weekly to quarterly updates. Join us for the last of the weekly installments, where Matt summarizes the strategies used in the series.

Rob thinks that now’s the time to start hoarding this card.

It’s Kyle, not Paul Revere, and he’s sounding the alarm on all the big changes you should be prepared for.

There’s been concern over the market’s health lately, but is a correction really bad for the market? Sig explores why panicking is not the best strategy in this environment.

Edward covers the latest shifts in the wake of Pro Tour 25th Anniversary, including a new section that highlights major targets he missed in earlier articles.

While it didn’t take down the tournament, BR Vengevine made waves on the Pro Tour coverage. Adrian looks at cards slated for increases in response to the new arrival to Modern.

Guillaume provides an overview of the recent Legacy format and the way it’s shaped up after last month’s bannings.

Brian lays out his thinking on how we can be best prepared to act around some of the cards most in need of a reprint today – many of which are likely to see new versions soon.