Matt Teo

Want to know the main US stock exchanges? Besides the tech-heavy NASDAQ, there’s the blue-chip focused New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and NYSE American for smaller companies and ETFs. This article explains the market positioning, representative companies, and key differences of the three major exchanges in one go.

Confused about real-time US stock indices? This tutorial explains the five most important ones — Dow Jones, S&P 500, Nasdaq, PHLX Semiconductor (SOX), and VIX Fear Index — covering their market representation and core uses to help you quickly gauge US stock trends and market sentiment.

Wondering which is better for US stocks—after-hours, pre-market, or overnight trading? This article compares liquidity and risk across sessions with a detailed after-hours schedule. Generally, pre-market has better liquidity and is most people’s first choice; after-hours comes second; overnight has huge spreads and extremely high risk—evaluate carefully to avoid liquidity traps.

In-depth analysis of the Federal Reserve’s 2025 interest rate path. Facing slowing growth and sticky inflation, doves push for continued cuts while hawks call for a pause. This article examines both sides’ arguments and key data, providing the latest U.S. real-time financial news perspective.

Want to understand what the Dow Jones Index really is? This guide quickly explains that the DJIA is a price-weighted index of 30 major U.S. blue-chip companies that reflects market confidence and economic direction. We break down its calculation method, component stocks, and how to invest through ETFs like DIA — everything you need to master this key U.S. stock market benchmark.

Nvidia still dominates the AI tech war thanks to the unbreakable software moat of CUDA, backed by strong Nvidia trading data and market confidence. Yet AMD is mounting a serious challenge with the MI350 series’ superior hardware cost-performance and open strategy, trying to chip away at Nvidia’s share. This article dives deep into both sides’ strengths, weaknesses, and investment outlook.

Tired of buying high and selling low? This curated list reveals the exact tools professional investors rely on—from beginner-friendly Mr.Market and Taiwan stock analyzer FinGuider to U.S. stock screener Finviz—helping you build a solid investment decision-making system.

Not sure about the difference between SWIFT Code, IBAN, and ABA? This one article explains everything you need for international transfers: SWIFT Code is the global bank identifier, IBAN is used for European accounts, and ABA is the U.S. domestic routing number. Learn exactly which one to use by destination so your money arrives safely.

Want to remit money to China from Taiwan? This article compares fees, real exchange rates, and delivery times for major Taiwanese bank wires vs. online platforms like Wise. Whether it’s a small Alipay transfer or large wire, find the cheapest, most suitable option and avoid hidden fees.