To see how stock ownership is a part of the lives of 61 percent of all Americans, we can look at six facts.
Still very funny after 40 years, "Trading Places" reminds us of the Eddie Murphy Rule and why markets depend on information.
Looking closely at banking competition takes us to balance sheets, regulation, competitive market structures, and JPMorgan Chase.
Looking at 19th century finance and recent bank failures, the common theme is the meaning of speedier markets.
Trying to understand our investing decisions, researchers concluded that the Big 5v personality traits prov ide some insight.
Moving from big banking collapse facts, we need the smaller ones to complete the picture of where we have been and where we might go.
We can use a zoo that includes black swans, gray rhinos, elephants, and camels to describe financial events and human behavior.
Reminding us that economics is everywhere, we can look at World Cup winners and predict that Argentina's GDP will get a much needed boost.
With crypto markets in disarray, perhaps some Bitcoin history and vgocabulary can help us understand what is happening.
Looking at 1907 and the current turmoil in cryptocurrency markets, we could be seeing a repeat of financial history.
With the bankruptcy filing of the largest cryptocurrency exchange, FTX, the need for regulation (and the Howey Test) is ever more apparent.









