Stop saying “Buyout” because you’re almost certainly using it incorrectly. There were some price corrections, some runs and some hype this week and the gang gets to the bottom of what happened. With Oath of the Gatewatch nearly spoiled and EDH cards heating up in Financial markets, there is a to to discuss. You won’t want to miss a nanosecond.
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Hmm….the message was not to call every price spike a “buyout”, yet the casters themselves used the word quite often in both the cast and in their linked twitters. It would seem as though it is ingrained in the finance vernacular!
We can use it because we know what it means
People that complain about others using the word buyout incorrctly better realize that no matter how it happens if a card is sold out everywhere then a buyout HAS happened hence the term BUY—OUT.
Get a life.