VOO vs. RSP: A Perfectly Reasonable Panic

Tech went from being the hero to…well, the guy who brought potato salad to the picnic and then ate half of it himself. It’s been lagging, and you know what that means? Diversification, apparently. A concept my Aunt Mildred has been lecturing me about since 1987. The traditional S&P 500 is underperforming, but the equal-weight version, the Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF (RSP +0.28%), is doing…fine. It’s gained almost 6% this year (as of March 3), while the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO +0.87%) is just…there. Flat. Like a lukewarm glass of water.

Jupiter (JUP) Bounces Back – Is $0.25 Just a Whim Away?

On-chain data, that digital version of foot traffic, suggests the ecosystem isn’t entirely dead. With roughly 120,000 daily active addresses, Jupiter isn’t exactly the life of the party, but it’s not hiding in the bathroom either. If buyers keep trickling back like they’re at a buffet, maybe JUP can stage a comeback. Or maybe it’s just the ghost of bullish optimism haunting the charts.

Final ‘Super Mario Galaxy’ Movie Trailer Reveals Epic Cosmic Adventure and Surprise New Characters

This movie picks up where the last one left off, with Mario and his friends venturing out of the Mushroom Kingdom and into outer space! Mario, Luigi, and Princess Peach travel to different planets, encountering new challenges and dangers throughout the galaxy. They’ll be joined by familiar faces like Yoshi and Rosalina as they work together to defeat a powerful new enemy.

BYD: Three Years and a Bit of Magic

The current plan involves exporting these lightning-powered contraptions to various corners of the world. A perfectly sensible strategy. The trick, of course, is getting the factories built before the local weather patterns decide to have a disagreement with your logistical timelines. But let’s assume, for the sake of argument, that doesn’t happen. In this optimistic scenario, those overseas factories start humming along nicely, producing vehicles at a rate that would make even the most industrious dwarves blush. Europe, it seems, is developing a fondness for electric carriages. Southeast Asia is proving to be a surprisingly enthusiastic customer. And even Latin America, with its penchant for flamboyant transportation, is showing interest.1

Bitcoin at $68k? A Log of One Investor’s Feelings

But here’s the thing. It’s often the things nobody wants that turn out to be… well, not entirely worthless. Rumours of Bitcoin’s demise, as they say, are greatly exaggerated. And I’ve been thinking, if I’m going to allocate a grand – a whole thousand pounds! – into crypto right now, it probably should be Bitcoin. Mostly because I’m terrified of making the wrong decision and then having to explain it to my mother.