Author: NFA JayShawn

The stock market slipped midweek as investors weighed fresh comments from Federal Reserve officials. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones each lost over 0.3%, while the Nasdaq dropped 0.5%. Earlier gains quickly reversed as traders turned cautious. The divide among Fed policymakers is fueling doubts about the timing and size of rate cuts. Chair Jerome […]

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Your Blueprint for passive income starts with understanding how to put your money to work. For many investors, a central pillar of financial security is building a dependable passive income stream. Dividend-paying stocks offer a compelling pathway to achieving this goal, providing both a regular cash payout and the potential for long-term capital appreciation. Unlike […]

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DUBAI, UAE, Sept. 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Bybit, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has unveiled a full upgrade of Mantle (MNT)‘s capacities across Bybit following its earlier announcement of the Mantle x Bybit Roadmap. This marks the completion of the Bybit and MNT ecosystem integration: MNT now connects the entire Bybit infrastructure […]

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The world of options trading can feel overwhelming. Traders are constantly bombarded with a deluge of information, from market noise and conflicting signals to the temptation of speculative, high-leverage gambles. The lack of a repeatable, disciplined process often leads to emotionally-driven decisions that can result in significant losses. This report is not a guide to […]

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Your pension is no longer a given—it’s your greatest asset. In an era where the traditional pension has largely faded from the private sector landscape, the responsibility for securing one’s financial future now rests squarely on the individual. Retirement is not a benefit that simply arrives; it is a goal that must be built with […]

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Lasting 20 years, the war in Afghanistan was not only the longest conflict in American history—it was a near total failure. Today’s guest is Dan Krauss, whose documentary Bodyguard of Lies is an unflinching look at the Afghan war and the lessons the public desperately needs to learn from it. Krauss shows how officials such as former Defense […]

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Senior officials in the Biden administration, including some White House officials, “conducted repeated and sustained outreach” and “pressed” Google- and YouTube parent-company Alphabet “regarding certain user-generated content related to the COVID-19 pandemic that did not violate [Alphabet’s] policies,” the company revealed yesterday. While Alphabet “continued to develop and enforce its policies independently, Biden Administration officials […]

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The Power of Purposeful Investing In the world of finance, few concepts are as powerful and misunderstood as value investing. At its core, this approach is not a speculative game of chance or a frenzied race to time the market. It is a time-tested, disciplined framework for building enduring wealth. Unlike strategies that chase fleeting […]

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For more on the underlying errors in the plaintiffs’ brief, see here. An excerpt from yesterday’s sanctions order, in Puerto Rico Soccer League NFP, Corp. v. Federacion Puertorriquena de Futbol: Plaintiffs’ motions included at least fifty-five defective citations, requiring hours of work on the Court’s end to check the accuracy of each citation. Plaintiffs’ counsel never offered […]

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I confess I haven’t read 107 Days, Kamala Harris’ new memoir about her short-lived presidential campaign, cover to cover. But I did read at least one sentence, and it was a doozy. “The Justice Department is going after Trump’s enemies list,” the former vice president writes, “while Trump supporters have been pardoned and released: January […]

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