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Is the U.S. Cheese Stockpile too big?


The data from USDA used in the infographic shows how big U.S. cheese stockpile has gotten over the last few years. As of August 2022, the U.S. had 1.5 billion pounds of cheese in cold storage across the country, which is around a whopping $3.4 billion worth of cheese.


Before looking at how big is the American stockpile of cheese, we will take a step back to first look into why America’s cheese stockpile has gotten so big in the first place.

 

Is the U.S. Cheese Stockpile too big? #Infographic

The Most Popular Solar Stocks to Invest In

Investing in stocks can be a tricky game. Knowing what markets to put your money into and when takes skill, determination and research. One of the better options for long term investing is the solar energy market. Solar energy was valued at $52.5 billion in the year 2018 and it is expected to be over $223 billion by the year 2026. Knowing what markets are hot in the solar energy world and what these companies are composed of is your first step.

The Most Popular Solar Stocks to Invest In #Infographic

When Reddit Took Over the Stock Market

During the pandemic, the market crashed and social media users naturally found an investment/finance community online as the world went into lockdown. 


One of these communities can be found on Reddit. These Redditors began to notice that big time investors were shorting GameStop stock, meaning they were selling shares they didn’t own and waiting for the stock price to drop so that they could then buy back the shares at a lower price and gain a profit before giving shares back to their rightful owner. A little shady, sure, but not illegal, nor uncommon. 

When Reddit Took Over the Stock Market #Infographic

2021 Dividend Aristocrats

A basket containing around 65 stocks in the S&P 500 Index is the US dividend aristocrat. These companies have been working for the past 25 years in order to grow their dividend aristocrat. Know that growing these aristocrats is not a piece of cake. It requires immense hard work, strategic plans, economic environments, etc. Moreover, a company must have a stable business model that can withstand various factors such as market crashes.

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Stock Recommendation for interested buyers

Investing in stocks can be quite challenging for people who are new to this business. To understand how it works, the buyer must go through a few pointers and prepare himself for the next big step. Stocks can either gain or lose value, and it all depends on the variation chart. Therefore, to save some time, we have put together a list of recommendations of stocks for the interested buyers below.

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Stop repeating these mistakes to avoid disruptions in your project!

The process of mining exploration can be either fruitful or complete disaster as most of its factors depend upon the team that is involved in the process. Read part1 and part2 to learn more about the subject.

Followed by the previous part, the infographic below highlights all the mistakes a team must avoid to invest rightly. The mining exploration stocks are very risky unless the team does its homework and finds out all the dos and don'ts about the project.

Stop repeating these mistakes to avoid disruptions in your project! #infographic

Asian Stock Market rises amidst COVID-19

Almost every business has suffered due to the lockdown and quarantine. However, Asian stock markets are seeing an unusual rise even during the coronavirus pandemic. Local stock markets of Japan and South Korea continue to gain immensely.

The Korean Kospi index was already at 9 percent in January 2020 whereas Japanese Nikkei has regained its coronavirus losses. The US stock markets have a similar situation where the stock markets have not reacted to the virus as they did when the outbreak happened in early 2020.

Asian Stock Market rises amidst COVID-19 #infographic

Big Tech dominates the charts

The American tech giants have been putting up some significant numbers as of late which makes it really hard to ignore them. Evidently, tech has outperformed the overall market. The S&P 500 rally is nearly at an all-time high due to some big tech companies.

Four out of the Big Five appeared in front of the US Congress to discuss their anti-competitive business practices and privacy concerns. These tech companies included Microsoft, Apple, Amazon and Facebook.  Big Tech is not similar to the traditional business and operates much faster, cheaper, and more profitably within the realm of the business world.

Big Tech dominates the charts #infographic

Investing in the beautiful game of football

Football (soccer) is one of the oldest and widely played sports in the world. You wouldn't find many people who haven't heard or played the game itself. The fans of football are widespread across the globe, and they cheer and support their favorite teams regardless of their geographical location.

The global appeal of professional football has promoted the football industry into a multi-billion-dollar industry. There are millions or even billions of dollars spent on a recognized football club, including the salary of the workers, players and managers, the training equipment, additional staff, stadium maintenance and whatnot. These expensive activities have posted the sport into the stock exchange market as well.

FIFA is the major governing body of the football world and organizes, approves and promotes all the major football tournaments around the world. The total revenue of this organization between 2015-2018 was 5.8 billion euros, where most of the income coming from broadcasting rights (2.8 billion euros in revenue) and marketing rights (1.5 billion euros in revenue). The FIFA World Cup of 2018 makes up for 83% of FIFA's total revenue because the tournament was watched by nearly 3.6 billion people around the world (literally half of the world's population.)

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The Broken Bond Between U.S. Consumers and the Stock Market

The situation in stock markets has been disconnected from the consumers ever since the COVID-19 has taken the world by storm. When a country's economic growth is on the rise, consumers are more likely to spend on luxurious items. Otherwise, they practice caution before spending unnecessarily.

At the moment, consumer sentiments are being driven by their financial condition and buying trends. Consumer trends are depending upon the factors whether people are financially stable or not. Many people are in a worse position financially as compared to pre-corona times. Also, not many people are opting to buy large or costly products such as home appliances.

The Broken Bond Between U.S. Consumers and the Stock Market #Infographic

Americans love to invest in the stock market

Americans have found a new hobby in their lockdown phase – investing in stock markets to participate in long-term investments. Financial data from a company shows that the trend is returning to the citizens of America amidst the pandemic.

While investing in the stock market is a gamble, 28 percent of US citizen prefers to invest in the stock market to solidify their money they don’t plan on using in the next 10 years or so. Real estate investments closely follow behind with 26 percent and traditional cash, savings accounts, and other mediums make up for the rest of the pie chart.

Americans love to invest in the stock market #infographic

Apple Becomes World's Most Valuable Publicly Listed Company
Apple just became the world's most valuable publicly listed company, taking the spotlight away from Saudi Aramco. Apple's market capitalization experienced a surge on Friday, reaching to a total of $1.82 trillion.

The company had its largest one-day percentage gain since March 13, which added $172 billion in its market capitalization during the session that ended at $425.04. The impact was greater than the total stock market value of Oracle Corp. 

Saudi Aramco, on the other hand, had been publicly listed as the most valuable company and had a market capitalization of $1.760 trillion as of its last session.

Apple Becomes World's Most Valuable Publicly Listed Company

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