I have a handful of software that I have used for years and still love. Kodi, the media player app, never fails to make the list. Totally free […]
Peter Higgs: The Mentorship of a Nobel Physicist
Peter Higgs is a name that looms large in the field of physics, primarily for his groundbreaking theoretical prediction of the Higgs boson, a fundamental particle that contributes […]
A Study in Diplomatic Nuance – The Japanese Government and the US Steel Purchase
In a recent unfolding of international business and political narratives, the proposed acquisition of U.S. Steel by Nippon Steel, Japan’s largest steel producer, has surfaced as a focal […]
Teeing Off into Retirement: Strategies for Staying on Course in the 2024 Market
I was talking to my parents the last weekend and we had a brief discussion of the stock market. It was not much different than a discussion I […]
Happy Birthday, Mom
The one person that reads all this stuff. Appreciate you.
Humanity United in Wonder
The April 8th eclipse that swept across the United States offered a rare moment of collective awe and unity. As the moon passed between the Earth and the […]
Navigating the Shift to T+1 Settlement: What It Means for You
In the ever-evolving landscape of the stock market, a new development, T+1 settlement, is on the horizon, promising to make trading faster and more secure. But what does […]
A Progressive Perspective on China’s Market Strategies
In the world of global economics, the phenomenon of overinvestment by dominant market players often brings forth a mixed bag of consequences. Recent remarks by U.S. Treasury Secretary […]
From Dissent to Dialogue: How Democrats Can Welcome Republican Voices for Change
The decision by a substantial number of Republicans not to support Donald Trump signals a potential shift
The High Price of Privatizing Democracy: A Lesson from Wisconsin
Wisconsin voters have unwittingly stepped onto a stage set by none other than former President Donald Trump and his GOP allies. The plot? A ballot initiative in Wisconsin […]