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Elon Musk’s decision to resign as Twitter’s CEO and the failing Tesla stock raises concerns amongst shareholders investing in the companies.
Kaiwen Zhang
We are officially in a bear market — The 2022 stock market recession
With a loose monetary policy and staggering inflation, stocks are very unstable right now.
Inflation and the global economy today
Prices of goods have exploded in recent weeks.
Non fungible tokens and the metaverse explained
Breaking down how NFTs and the metaverse work
Opinion: Travis Scott’s music festival tragedy was preventable
Eight people died and hundreds were injured at Astroworld festival November 5.
Opinion: Blockchain technology can transform the financial industry
Blockchain, a shared, fixed ledger that facilitates the process of recording transactions and tracking assets in a decentralized network, according to US News, is one of the leading innovations in the financial industry and can transform everything from payments...
Opinion: The 2020 Olympics should not have happened
The 2020 Tokyo Olympics still happened in 2021 amid the shadow of the pandemic and the emerging Delta variant. With the addition of four new sports and disqualifications and dropouts of many Olympic athletes, this year’s Olympics had a gloomy cloud above of it that...
Opinion: Financial literacy and the importance of money
We all need money to survive; from buying the necessary groceries every week to paying for the monthly rent or mortgage, money is necessary to thrive and prosper. For a long time, money was thought to be the most powerful motivator. People went to work at schlocky...
Opinion: Elon Musk, Cryptocurrency and Dogecoin
From the start of the pandemic, Elon Musk has taken over the word — literally. Every word that comes out of his mouth, whether through his strange tweets or in an interview, is held in the highest regard, and has probably caused huge shifts in both the stock and...
Opinion: A company I would choose to invest in
A company that I would choose to invest in is McDonald’s because I like companies that are the very best in their industries, and McDonald’s is by far the biggest fast-food chain in the United States by sales. It has an annual revenue that is almost double of its...