What is the best investment strategy? Is it better to just put all your money into the market at once, or is it preferable to break down your investment over a series of investments? A reddit user tried to answer that question. Apparently, the answer is that, almost two-thirds

While the below image should surprise no one, I hope two things happen in the near future: 1. We go from 55% to 100% 2. The rest of the world catches up

Want an argument in favor of international diversification? 👉7 of the 10 largest banks by total assets are not American 👉4 are Chinese If you’re looking to invest outside the US, you have several options to choose from.

Not sure why so many billionaires moved to Florida right after the COVID pandemic.

To be clear, I don’t think luxury brands make good alternative investments. But there is something interesting about thinking of bag brands the same way we think of cars or fine art.

It is easy to forget how many pies the Mouse has its fingers in. With all the Marvel movies Disney has been pumping, you would be forgiven if you forgot that theme parks and travel are a big part of their business.

Over the first 6 months of 2025, Coca-Cola has outperformed Pepsi, and the difference is significant. Is it any surprise that the Oracle of Omaha has always been fond of the beverage company?

Thanks to the AI boom, NVIDIA has ballooned in valuation over that past couple of years. Just to get an idea of how big Nvidia has become, 👇 is some context

Tech is a fickle mistress

How many Americans can afford to buy a home any more?

With nearly $4T in economic output, Latinos living in the US are more productive than countries like UK, Spain, India, and Brazil. They only trail Japan, Germany, and China. Let’s bear that in mind the next time we talk about what immigrants bring to this country.

It comes as no surprise that AI investments have been going up. But, we are at a point where almost 3 out of every 4 dollars invested by VC go to an AI company. I am dying to know where things will be 10 years from now.

Diversification is critical for 99% of portfolios Why? Let me introduce you to the case study of Eli Lilly vs. Novo Nordisk Between 2016 and 2023, both companies had very similar valuations. Then, in 2023, Eli Lilly and Company broke off, and its value skyrocketed, while

Over the past few weeks, I have been rewatching Seinfeld, and till this day, I am not sure whether Bob Sacamano was ever real or not

It’s crazy to think that the average price of a home in the US has gone up by 29% in just 6 years. And Tennessee, what are you doing?

As George R.R. Martin once asked: “How the f*** do you write so many books so fast?”

It’s crazy to think that the Dutch East India Company would be worth today more than Nvidia, Apple, and Amazon combined.

Maybe flight school was a waste after all

6 of the 15 most downloaded apps in 2024 are owned by the same company - Meta Just thought that that was worth sharing

I wonder what would happen if you offered those same characters a red pill and a blue pill