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The space race originally started to send astronauts to the moon - that goal was accomplished in 1969 when Neil Armstrong became the first human to step foot on the moon. Flash forward to 2026: Space isn't just for astronauts anymore. NASA and other companies are ramping up their space efforts - planning on sending […]
Every investor knows: The goal of investing is to watch your investment gain value. But that’s just one way investors make money. There’s another way: Cashflow. What does that mean? Some stocks will pay you just for investing in them - these are called dividends. A company decides to pay a dividend with leftover profits […]
Every quarter and year, companies report their earnings. These reports help investors to analyze a company by reviewing its financials. But it’s not just for analysis - investors pay attention to earnings because it directly applies to their investment. How? By investing in a company, you are a part owner in that company. As a […]
What Are Precious Metals (And Why Should You Care)? When you buy a stock like McDonald's, you're buying a piece of a company. That gives you certain rights and the ability to profit if McDonald’s sells more burgers. But when you buy gold, silver, or other precious metals, you're buying something completely different. Precious metals […]
Japan's Wall Street Is Changing Fast The Kabutocho district has been the heart of Japanese finance for decades - think Wall Street, but in Japan. But Japanese markets have been underperforming U.S. markets for years now, despite their size. Only the New York Stock Exchange, Nasdaq, and Shanghai stock exchanges are bigger. What’s going on? […]
Why USAR Stock Is Getting Attention In 2026 In case you missed it: On January 26th 2026, the U.S. The Commerce Department took a stake in critical mineral maker USA Rare Earth (USAR). This follows a trend by the U.S. government purchasing stakes in other stocks like Intel and MP Materials. But was already being […]
What Is the Price-to-Sales Ratio? Here's the deal: Not every company makes a profit. Some are losing money - but they're growing fast. How do you value a company that's burning cash but pulling in massive revenue? You can't use traditional metrics like P/E ratio because there are no earnings. That's where P/S ratio comes […]
Annuities are one of the most misunderstood financial products out there. Some people love them, while others will tell you they are a scam. The truth: Most people don’t really understand what an annuity is, who they are for, or how to use them. And to be fair - most people would be right to […]
Most people think making a million dollars requires winning the lottery or being born rich. However, getting rich quickly is the fastest way for most people to lose all of their money. That’s why around 70% of lottery winners go broke. And the other thing people don’t realize: Roughly 79% of millionaires are self-made. The […]
The Data Center Energy Problem Data centers have a problem: They consume massive amounts of energy. A single facility uses about the same amount of energy as 80,000 U.S. homes - and with AI and cloud computing driving demand, the U.S. The Department of Energy expects data center energy usage to double or even triple […]
