Contents This is a Level 4 autonomous vehicle: Source: Photo taken by the passer-by and used with permission If you think it looks like a Jaguar I-PACE model, it is. As of this writing in mid-2025, it is currently the most mature self-driving car in the United States. It is just one level short of … Read more
Autonomous taxis are rolling out to neighborhoods near you — though the exact timing remains uncertain. As of this writing in mid-2025, some cities already have them on the streets. This is a growing industry, and investors seeking to capitalize on this growth may want to explore related stocks. Contents Waymo Waymo now provides over … Read more
In recent years, the online trading market has been expanding rapidly, and the presence of traders from Muslim-majority countries has become increasingly visible. According to the Pew Research Center, the global Muslim population now exceeds 1.9 billion people, representing almost a quarter of the world’s total population. The highest concentrations of Muslims are found in … Read more
Dividend-paying stocks are a cornerstone of many investors’ portfolios, offering both income and the potential for long-term growth. While dividends provide a steady cash flow, not all dividend stocks are as stable as they appear. Some of the highest dividend yields can be traps if the underlying company is struggling to maintain its payouts. Identifying … Read more
Humanoid robots—machines that can walk, see, speak, and manipulate objects like humans—are no longer science fiction. The technology is advancing fast, and so is the commercial interest. Tesla, Nvidia, and a growing list of startups are racing to deploy humanoids into warehouses, factories, retail, healthcare, and even domestic settings. This is not about investing in … Read more
Investors often face a crucial decision when building their portfolios: should they focus on growth stocks, which are expected to expand rapidly, or value stocks, which are typically undervalued relative to their fundamentals? Both growth and value investing have their merits, but the decision depends on an investor’s risk tolerance, market conditions, and financial goals. … Read more
A stock with good relative strength simply means that it is performing better than the general market. A stock with poor relative strength means it is under-performing relative to the market. By market, we mean the board stock market in general. The S&P 500 is often used as the benchmark because it consists of 500 … Read more
📝 Trading Ideas: Fibonacci-Based Setups for Consistent Profits Are you tired of random, inconsistent trading strategies? Want to make consistently great trades? In this post, you’ll find proven trading ideas based on one of the most time-tested techniques in market history: Fibonacci retracements and extensions. These trading setups aren’t just theories — they’re based on … Read more
By strict definition, a stock is a “dividend aristocrat” if it is an S&P 500 company that has increased its dividend annually for at least 25 years. Contents We can be sure that if a stock is a dividend aristocrat, it has been in business for a long time. Think of IBM, which was founded … Read more
By Rishikesh Mahadevan Imagine you have to backtest a strategy on 50 stocks and for that you have to download price data of 50 stocks. But traditionally you have to download ticker by ticker. This sequential download process can be painfully slow, especially when each API call requires waiting for external servers to respond. What … Read more