The Tesla wanna-be’s continue to get blown to smithereens. This demolition is starting to wear on certain parties.
A lot has changed since Yahoo and AOL were the homepages of choice. This visualization looks at the largest internet giants in the U.S. since 1998.
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I’d like to suggest American Express (AXP) as an intriguing long-term short sale. Here’s the longer-term view, showing how astronomical the price is:
The number of countries experiencing more deaths than births in a given year is steadily increasing. An analysis of U.N. data by the Federal Institute for Population Research out of Germany shows that the “natural balance” of births and deaths is decli…
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If XLE (the energy fund) isn’t the most screamingly obvious short in history, I’m not sure what is.
If any further proof was needed that Microsoft is taking gaming seriously, the company’s latest acquisition is a definite statement of intent. The Redmond, Washington-based tech giant announced its plans to acquire Activision Blizzard in an all-cash tr…
FEEDIn the early days of the Internet, there’s something that didn’t make sense to me. MySpace. More specifically, why MySpace was such an insane success. It was the hottest thing on the web, and it looked absolutely hideous. Gross. Horribl…
Manchester United fans have to hear on a regular basis that their club has a twelfth man on the pitch in the form of the referee. Penalty awards come under special levels of scrutiny, with the accusation being that United are gifted match saving goals …
Subscribers, click here to download the report. Gold There are signs of cycles getting in gear to the upside, but no sign of thrust yet.…