A death cross, you see, is when the short-term moving average (weekly MA 50) takes a nosedive below the MA 200. It’s like watching a toddler trip over their own feet-embarrassing, but oddly entertaining. 🐕💥
The movie Fargo was a huge success, earning over $60 million despite only costing $7 million to make. It was also critically acclaimed and won many awards, eventually inspiring the popular Fargo anthology series on FX nearly twenty years later.
It’s been seven years since Steven Spielberg’s last science fiction movie premiered in 2018, earning over $583 million and receiving positive reviews. Considering its success and that it remains his most recent sci-fi film, it’s a good time to watch or re-watch it before it’s removed from Netflix this month.
The first trailer for Christopher Nolan’s new movie, The Odyssey, is now available, but it’s already causing discussion. Though people are excited for the film, many have expressed disappointment with how the trailer was made.
It seems like a simple skill, but it highlights the difference between these two performers. Timothy is genuinely talented, while Jay achieved fame through his appearance, good fortune, and a bit of ambition. Jay also possesses a certain charisma that draws people to him, even from afar. Timothy works hard at his craft – he’s a dedicated actor – but Jay is a natural movie star. He has an unteachable quality, and he’s starting to question whether he truly earned his success.
Web2 platforms and AI systems shifted power from users to corporations by extracting, modeling, and internalizing our behavior, eroding privacy and agency without meaningful consent. 🧠➡️💰
The animated series She-Ra and the Princesses of Power originally premiered on Netflix, so its upcoming departure from the platform is a bit surprising. Because DreamWorks Animation Television created the show, it had a limited time to be exclusively available on Netflix. That period ends next month, opening the possibility for the show to appear on another streaming service or even be released on DVD. This is what showrunner Noelle Stevenson is hoping for, and she recently shared this on X (formerly Twitter).
Growth? Pfft. The US economy’s been playing hot potato with contraction all year. Remember that 0.5% dip in March? Now we’re back to “healthy progress” (eye-roll). But hey, why fret about growth when the real party’s in the labor market? Spoiler: It’s a snoozefest. The Fed’s probably staring into a crystal ball 🎱 wondering if unemployment will stop gatecrashing the inflation party.
As artificial intelligence systems gain increasing autonomy, ensuring their security requires a fundamentally different approach.
For a long time, musicians have been using social media platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook to promote their new music. While these are the most common choices, artists have also explored other, less traditional, online spaces for marketing.