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Long vs. short: What's the difference, and why does it matter when trading options? 📈📉 Mike Butler breaks down two fundamental trading concepts every beginner should understand. Learn what it means to take a long or short position, how each can generate a profit, and why selling options works differently from buying stocks. #OptionsTrading #TradingEducation #OptionsForBeginners #KnowYourOptions

McDonald’s is making a big splash in the news cycle recently, as Reuters recently dropped a big exposé on their AI pricing system, which had not previously been revealed to the public. They found that not only does AI set prices based on consumer price sensitivity in any given area, but that it also pulls prices from nearby Wendy’s and Burger King restaurants to determine competitive pricing. McDonald’s states that it ultimately falls on franchisees to set their own prices, but of the five fra

Everyone loves ice cream; it’s a delicious sweet treat that spans across all ages, genders, and cultures. However, while many enjoy rocky road ice cream, nobody wants ice cream with actual rocks in it. However, So Delicious Ice Cream apparently didn’t get that memo, as they have issued a nationwide recall for their Dairy Free Salted Caramel Cluster flavor, for having foreign objects, including small stones and other hard objects, in it. These pints of ice cream were distributed nationwide to T

When Ronald Reagan proposed the Strategic Defense Iniative in the early 1980s, the U.S. populous basically laughed him out of the room, calling the program “Star Wars.” While the Strategic Defense Initiative never came to fruition, it did put stress on the Soviet economy as they tried to intensify their space programs to keep pace with the U.S. And, as of yesterday, Reagan can now rest easy, as the U.S. military has confirmed for the first time that there are weapons placed in outer space, capab

If you’ve ever thought that we might be developing AI too fast without stopping to evaluate the risks, you’re not alone, and those fears became much more real today as Anthropic researchers took to X to express their fears about the trajectory of AI development. They all had equally scary things to say, corroborating the belief that AI could quickly become too smart for humanity to contain, which could lead to very dangerous consequences. We’ve already seen numerous AI models break out of secur

Since their inception, one of the biggest challenges for electric vehicle manufacturers has been trying to extend the range that their vehicles can go on a single charge. Now, Jeep, Hyundai, Ford, and Ram have come up with an absolutely groundbreaking solution to that problem: adding gas tanks to their EVs. These tanks will be used to fuel gas-powered generators, which can charge the vehicle as it is being driven, extending the range by a great deal. However, to take full advantage of that ra

Paying $500 for a toothbrush sounds like something out of a sitcom, but Dyson just made it a reality with their rollout of the CameraJet. The CameraJet is an AI-powered toothbrush that uses a camera taking 28 pictures per second to target and eliminate plaque buildup. Additionally, it must be connected to WiFi in order to operate, and has an app that will notify you of poor brushing technique, tell you when it’s time to replace the brush head, and allows you to access a livestream of the camer

Meta has found themselves in courtrooms around the world a number of times this year, and their most recent legal battle was the most expensive of the bunch. In a lawsuit brought on by a coalition of 29 states seeking $1.4 trillion in damages, Meta settled out for $16.7 billion, and also will have to add new restrictions to their apps for children and teenagers. A $16.7 billion payout sounds lofty, but in this case, it’s actually a win for Meta, given how high the initial damages looked to be.

Wendy’s has been hurting over the past two years, with shares tanking in the stock market and stores closing left and right. That tank is continuing today, as Wendy’s opened down 12% following news that Nelson Platz’s Trian Fund Management is no longer interested in buying the company. Wendy’s hopes that closing old and unprofitable locations will be what it takes to move the needle for them, but if it’s not, their days could be numbered. When’s the last time you ate at Wendy’s? Let us know i

The Coolest Cooler sounded revolutionary, especially in 2014. While that may have been true, the performance of the product itself is overshadowed by the gross mismanagement of the project. The Coolest Cooler set a modest $50,000 funding goal, and received $13 million in just one month. Delays are expected when the project grows this much outside of the original goal, but 20,000 backers never receiving the product is inexcusable. When the dust settled, about 70% of the backers actually receive

Big shoutout to @adamsellsnj for bringing this project to our attention - this is Polygons, the measuring spoon of the future that is quickly making itself a thing of the past. Like so many Kickstarter projects before it, Polygons is a classic example of a great idea that was put in the hands of the wrong people. The convenience and functionality of these spoons is undeniable, but just because you can design a product, doesn’t mean you can build a business. Polygons is still slowly mailing ou

A $400 juicer that doesn’t work if your WiFi goes out? Enter: Juicero - the overpriced, overengineered “juicer of the future.” The #Juicero received ridicule for being #overpriced and #overengineered almost immediately after its conception. What no one could have imagined, however, is just how #dumb this “smart” juicer was: you didn’t even need the machine itself, you could just squeeze out the #juice packs with your hands. This #blunder immediately made Juicero the laughing stock of Silicon V