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The U.S. is bringing defense manufacturing back home after decades of outsourcing. Around $1 trillion will be allocated to our nation’s military in 2026 - much of it to bolster our defense capabilities. That means new infrastructure will need to be built, but our military doesn’t build all of this alone. It hires contractors like […]
What Is Discounted Cash Flow? There are lots of different ways to value a stock - P/E ratio, market cap, dividend yield - to name a few. However, many of the most common valuation methods that investors use value a stock for what it’s worth right now, not what it could be worth in the […]
When people talk about investing strategies, two terms always come up: active investing and passive investing. But what do they actually mean? Passive investing is about tracking markets and industries. You buy index funds or ETFs that hold hundreds of companies. The goal: You don't try to beat the market - you match it. Active […]
What Is the Stock Market in Simple Terms? Let's start with the most basic question: What exactly is the stock market? The stock market is a marketplace for trading securities. A security is an asset that you can own, and all securities are regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the U.S. Think […]
What Does Financial Health Really Mean? Before you invest a single dollar, you need to answer one question: Is this company healthy? A company might look successful on the surface, especially if it’s a big name. But appearances lie. Flashback: Remember Enron? The energy company looked fine on the surface. Its shares even hit a […]
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Most investors think about EVs and immediately picture car companies. But there's a bigger story happening behind the scenes. The automotive supply chain is a massive industry. It includes companies making everything from lightbulbs to steel. And right now, this entire ecosystem is transforming to serve the growing EV market. Here's what's actually happening: Global […]
Emerging markets now represent a much larger share of the world's economy than they did even 10 years ago. Why? Countries that used to be considered “developing”, like Brazil, India, and China, are no longer developing. And some of these countries are growing faster than the U.S. and other western economies. For instance, Brazil’s GDP […]
Global research company Gartner estimates that 45% of all businesses worldwide will see their supply chains attacked by cyber criminals by the end of 2025. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) believes the annual cost of cybercrime could reach $27 trillion by 2027. What does this mean? Cybercrime is increasing - but that’s not all… Cybercrime […]
Something is brewing on Wall Street. JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warned in October 2025 that "You have a lot of assets out there which look like they're entering bubble territory." He added that a big correction could hit within two years. Goldman Sachs strategists say today's AI boom mirrors the late-1990s dot-com bubble. Even Federal […]
