The Fearless Girl: The Incredible Story of the Wall Street Bull Antagonist
On March 7, 2017, the Fearless Girl was installed right in front of the Wall Street Bull. Let's see how this unusual statue came to be.
Proclamation 2039: The Day the United States Had its Corralito
Did you know that the United States had its own corralito? Find out what it was like and the similarities with the Argentine corralito.
Is Enron Overvalued? 24 Years After the Unforgettable Question
On March 5, 2000, journalist Bethany McLean wrote an article with that title in Fortune magazine. I discovered what that article said and its shocking implications.
SPY 500: 67 Years Since the Creation of the Popular Index
On March 4, 1957, Standard & Poor's created the most famous index of all: the S&P 500, or SPY. Discover how this index can be an excellent investment option.
Pyramid Scheme: The Birth of Ponzi and Its Shocking Resurgence 143 Years Later
On March 3, 1882, Charles Ponzi, the founder of the pyramid scheme, was born. Discover how you can protect yourself today from the many scammers out there.
Palm: The Stunning Rise and Fall of the Technology Leader in the 2000s
On March 2, 2000, Palm launched its IPO. It was a company that was once a leader in the technology world, but then everything changed. Find out what happened.
3 Years After the Publication of the Book on Investing in the Stock Market: The Pocket Investor 3
On a day like today but in 2022, the book on investing in the stock market, The Pocket Investor 3 – Investing for Life, was released.
Gulf War: 34 Years After Its Unforgettable End
The Gulf War ended on February 28. Discover how the American victory over Saddam Hussein impacted the markets.
Investment Management: 97 Years of the Pioneering Book in Finance
On February 27, 1928, Dwight Rose published A Scientific Approach to Investment Management, a fundamental book in the world of finance. I discovered its practical advice.
Volkswagen: 89 Years After Its Terrifying Rise
On February 26, 1936, the result of an agreement between Ferdinand Porsche and the German government, the "people's car," Volkswagen, was born. Discover its dark history and how corporate responsibility is essential today.
Is Entel coming back? Telecom buys Telefónica for $1.25 billion
Yesterday, February 24, 2025, Telecom announced the acquisition of its rival Telefónica Argentina for US$$ 1.25 billion. Is Entel coming back? We'll tell you the details.
Money Issue: Lessons from Lincoln and the Greenbacks in 1862
On February 25, 1862, U.S. President Lincoln signed a law authorizing the issuance of currency to finance the Civil War. Let's see what lessons we can learn from this currency issuance.