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Wall Street’s first encounter with the Reddit community led to some very interesting action in the market. GameStop (GME) and movie giant AMC were the first two companies that this community forever changed.

Try being Janet Yellen. Yes J-Yell, the new U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, certainly has her hands full. She is attempting to convince investors that printing gobs of money is non-inflationary and also convince global nations joining the U.S. in raising taxes is really good for them.

Podcast Episode One (recorded 2/17/21) is titled "The Reddit Rebellion" and focuses on the...

The most stunning display of misplaced culpability was witnessed on Wall Street last week. It began when a number of small investors, congregating in a Reddit chat group, started vigorously “crowdbuying” stock in public companies - most notably: GameStop ($GME) - which they believed were undervalued and possessed abnormally high and unjustifiable short interest ratios.

  Has the cryptospace (finally) matured to become a mom-and-pop thing? We would have to wait and see about that, with topsy-turvy events keeping things...

The cryptospace finally has its day in the sun with the SEC approving all 11 applications (well, mostly). That said, hackers are getting bolder...

Crypto offers avenues for financial growth & innovation, but also comes with risks. To protect yourself & your investments, it's essential to exercise caution, conduct thorough research & seek professional guidance.

  SBF's dreams were big. So former friends and associates say and testify. Former employees of Ethereum's largest firm sued ConsesnSys CEO Joseph Lubin and Tether's new...

Notice a difference in the financial markets? Or, put another way, WTF is happening? Sure, financial markets have always been in some sort of change...

By Robert Cruz | VP, Regulatory and Information Governance at Smarsh By now, you’ve undoubtedly read about the wildly successful launch of Meta’s new alternative to Twitter,...