Discover how to day trade using this simple moving average crossover strategy (with backtests and examples) When the 50-day moving average crosses over the 200-day moving average, it’s called a golden cross — a powerful Read more…
Most news coverage of stocks is like reporting on the score four minutes into an NBA game. It’s just noise because there’s space to fill. The stock market often makes big moves based on short-term Read more…
The McDonald’s Menu just got some adventurous new additions. When people think of McDonald’s (MCD) – Get McDonald’s Corporation Report, they tend to think of a traditional, all-American brand that’s been a reliable fast food Read more…
Western countries continue to focus on the wrong priorities, the billionaire CEO of Tesla seems to be saying. If there is one point on which critics and fans of Elon Musk agree, it is that Read more…
Why are you like this? Google’s plan to consolidate its communication services into Meet was supposed to (finally) make things simpler and more straightforward. It was meant to bring about some sense and order for Read more…
The big changes have come with big problems. | Image: Visible Last week, Verizon’s budget-focused carrier Visible announced some sweeping changes, introducing new plans that utilize an entirely different network infrastructure. The carrier told customers Read more…
Credit: Google Samsung is reportedly working on two new chips. One of the chips could be the third generation of Google’s Tensor chip. The other chip may be a successor to the Galaxy A53’s Exynos Read more…
Electronic Arts stock rallied, then cooled. after reports that Amazon might want to acquire the company. While everyone is digesting the news from the Federal Reserve, investors in Electronic Arts (EA) – Get Electronic Arts Read more…
Credit: YouTube YouTuber Mark Spurrell converted his Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 into a pseudo-Windows phone with Android. He used two different launchers to change the outer and inner displays. The phone looks really interesting Read more…
Thoren Bradley, a wood chopper from California, earns $150,000 a year. The divide between blue and white collar work has grown more fluid with the rise of social media — if one is personable enough, certain physical Read more…