A short story on management, power and common sense.

By Editorial Team -

Once upon a time, there was a beautiful island with only two people on it. There was more than enough fruits in the jungle and more than enough fish for them to fish every day. Both of them will take turn to go out to find food and the other will do the cooking. The system was working fine and life was simple and peaceful.

Then one day, a plane crashed near the island. Ten people managed to survive and they managed to swim to the island. Now, things are getting a little bit more complicated now. There were 12 people now (10 + 2) and things now need to be ‘organized’. However, one of them was a flight marshal and he has a ‘gun’ with him. So he said, ‘I have a gun and I am the most powerful here. Everyone needs to listen to me!’

So, he was ordering everyone around by threatening them. He gets to eat without really contributing to the team. Then one day, while he was asleep; his gun was stolen from him. So, now, there is a new ‘boss’ and the new boss now is in charge and get to ‘order’ everyone around to be his slaves. The ‘previous’ boss was angry and he wanted to get his gun back. Well, the new boss knew that he would try and he has to kill the ‘previous’ boss. The previous boss was shot on the head.

Then, the same thing happened again. While the ‘new’ boss was asleep, his gun got stolen from him. So now, there is a ‘newer’ boss. Again, the same thing happened. The new boss was killed by the ‘newer’ boss. This series of events got repeated over and over again. So as expected, everyone was killed and there is only one person left on the island. He could not survive as he was alone and there was no one to help him. In the end, he too died and there was no more human on the island. The island was peaceful and beautiful again. The End…

Comments

Post a Comment

Pages

Popular posts from this blog

Top Gold ETFs to Watch in 2025: Best Picks for Strong Returns and Low Costs

By -
Image
Top gold ETFs to watch in 2025 span U.S., Indian, Europe and Chinese markets, offering both physical gold exposure and mining stock leverage. Based on the latest performance, expense ratios, and trends, key ETFs include: SPDR Gold MiniShares Trust (GLDM) : The best-performing gold ETF by one-year return in 2025, up around 44%, with a very low expense ratio (0.10%). It tracks physical gold closely and is highly liquid, making it a top choice for cost-conscious investors seeking strong recent gains ( 2 ,  1 ). iShares Gold Trust Micro (IAUM) : Nearly matching GLDM’s performance with a 43.86% one-year gain and an even lower expense ratio (0.09%), this is an excellent low-cost option for gold exposure ( 2 ). abrdn Physical Gold Shares ETF (SGOL) : With about a 43.8% one-year return and expense ratio around 0.17%, this fund holds physical gold bullion and appeals to investors seeking stable, direct gold exposure ( 2 ,  1 ). GraniteShares Gold Trust (BAR) : Tracks physica...
Read more

Best Gold and Silver ETFs of 2025: Should You Buy Today?

By -
Image
Gold and silver ETFs are outperforming the S&P 500 index. But do these precious metals deserve a place in your investment portfolio? We provide a list of the best precious metals ETFs by 2025 performance, as well as the benefits and risks that investors need to know before buying these funds.  The best gold and silver ETFs of 2025 stand out due to exceptional performance, low expense ratios, and reliable tracking of precious metals’ prices. Here are the top options across global and key regional markets as of July 2025: Best Gold ETFs of 2025 SPDR Gold MiniShares Trust (GLDM) 1-Year Return: 43.90% Expense Ratio: 0.10% Notes: Best performing gold ETF, tracks physical gold, high liquidity, and cost-effective for retail investors ( 1 ,  2 ). iShares Gold Trust Micro (IAUM) 1-Year Return: 43.86% Expense Ratio: 0.09% Notes: Nearly matches GLDM in returns, with the lowest expense ratio among major gold ETFs ( 1 ). abrdn Physical Gold Shares ETF (S...
Read more

Top XRP ETFs to Watch in 2025: Dominating Holdings, Low Fees, and Performance Insights

By -
Image
As the cryptocurrency market matures in 2025, XRP ETFs have emerged as essential instruments for investors seeking regulated and accessible exposure to this dynamic digital asset. With a growing variety of futures-based and physically backed spot ETFs now available across major markets like the U.S., Canada, and Europe, understanding the nuances of these products—including their fee structures, holdings, and performance—is crucial for making informed investment decisions. This article highlights the top XRP ETFs to watch in 2025, providing deep insights into their dominating holdings, low fees, and recent market impact, all organized in a clear list format for easy navigation. Whether you are a long-term investor or an active trader, this guide will help you identify opportunities and risks in the evolving XRP ETF landscape. 1. Leading XRP ETFs in 2025 ProShares Ultra XRP ETF (UXRP) Type: 2x leveraged futures-based ETF listed in the U.S. Launched: July 18, 2025 Key Features...
Read more

AI in Algorithmic Trading & Investment Analysis (2025)

By -
Image
Executive Summary Algorithmic trading and investment analysis leverage advanced computer algorithms to automate and optimize trading decisions and portfolio management. Employing AI, machine learning, and real-time data, these systems enable faster, more accurate, and adaptive trading strategies that outperform traditional manual approaches. By 2025, algorithmic trading dominates global financial markets, with sophisticated AI models handling nearly 90% of trading volume (2), delivering significant competitive advantages, operational efficiency, and risk mitigation. This article discusses key trends and major related technologies shaping the current and near-future landscape of algorithmic trading and investment analysis. Introduction AI is fundamentally transforming algorithmic trading and investment analysis. By 2025, the fusion of advanced AI models, machine learning, and cloud platforms is making trading faster, more adaptive, and deeply data-driven for both institutional and retai...
Read more

Top 10 Pharma Companies by Market Cap in 2025

By -
Image
Here are the top 10 pharmaceutical companies by market cap as of July 2025. Only one of the top 10 drugmakers, Eli Lilly, is expected to achieve a double-digit revenue increase by the end of 2025. Eli Lilly is projecting a robust growth of around 32% in 2025 compared to 2024, driven by strong sales of its diabetes and weight-loss drugs such as Mounjaro and Zepbound, with full-year revenue guidance between $58 billion and $61 billion ( 1 ,  2 ,  3 ). In contrast, most of the other top 10 pharmaceutical companies are expected to see more moderate revenue growth, generally in the range of 6% to 9% by the end of 2025. This reflects steady but less dramatic expansion compared to Eli Lilly’s exceptional performance ( 4 ). Credit: CompaniesMarketCap.com Lilly—boosted by...
Read more

We Asked Grok 3 to Predict the Market: Stocks, Bitcoin and More (July 2025 Edition)

By -
Image
Predicting what will happen in the markets is difficult, so we decided to see what AI had to say. We asked Grok 3 what July 2025 has in store for stocks, bitcoin, and more. Many try but few succeed in correctly predicting the markets — even among Wall Street analysts who do it for a living. Take the S&P 500, for example. The index closed 2024 at 5,882, cementing a second year of more than 20% gains. Yet at this time last year, Wall Street's 2024 median year-end price target was just 4,850, according to Bloomberg data. Not exactly close. Since experts are so often wrong, we figured it wouldn't be a bad idea to put Big Tech's trillion-dollar baby to work and ask AI for its predictions on the economy and markets going into 2025. Will Bitcoin or Nvidia go to the moon? Peak price prediction? We'll find out in next month... The S&P 500 will end the July 2025 month at 6,400. Grok 3 said:  My specific forecast, leaning toward a cautious but optimistic scenario, is 6,400...
Read more

Top 10 Cancer Drug Companies of 2025

By -
Image
Merck, Roche and Celgene (now part of Bristol-Myers Squibb) have remained prominent players, but the market dynamics have shifted significantly in recent years. This increased competition is fueled by the success of blockbuster drugs like Keytruda (Merck), Tagrisso (AstraZeneca), and Ibrance (Pfizer), as well as the rapid adoption of immunotherapies and targeted treatments ( Verified Market Reports ). Look at 2017. The trio of drugmakers together held a 45.8% share of the market, with longtime cancer leader Roche controlling 26.4% all on its own. In 2024, though, market intelligence firm EvaluatePharma expects to see much more parity. The top three’s share will shrink to 26.2%, with Roche’s dropping all the way down to 11.9%. And the No. 2 through No. 5 companies—BMS, Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer, AstraZeneca and Merck—will boast shares within less than a percentage point of one another. And it won’t just be the heavy hitters clawing for a piece of the pie. That number is set to near...
Read more

Top 10 Pharmaceutical Companies by Revenue in 2025 (July Edition)

By -
Image
Here are the top 10 pharmaceutical companies by revenue as of 2025, primarily based on first quarter 2025 revenue data. Only one of the top 10 drugmakers, Eli Lilly, is expected to achieve a double-digit revenue increase by the end of 2025. Eli Lilly is projecting a robust growth of around 32% in 2025 compared to 2024, driven by strong sales of its diabetes and weight-loss drugs such as Mounjaro and Zepbound, with full-year revenue guidance between $58 billion and $61 billion ( 1 ,  2 ,  3 ). In contrast, most of the other top 10 pharmaceutical companies are expected to see more moderate revenue growth, generally in the range of 6% to 9% by the end of 2025. This reflects steady but less dramatic expansion compared to Eli Lilly’s exceptional performance ( 4 ). While earnings and revenue reports are considered lagging indicators that reflect past performance, the following articles offer a more forward-looking perspective, highlighting the potential future performance of related...
Read more

Silicon Valley is foaming at the mouth with the promise of AI 'agents.' These are the startups to watch (2025)

By -
Image
Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, has prophesied that this may be the year the first "agents" — a set of artificial intelligence tools that can perform tasks on their own — "join the workforce." Investors whose job it is to back new technologies before they become ubiquitous are swooning at the promise of these digital coworkers. The rise of agents offers fertile ground for a select group of startups to establish themselves as the front-runners of this shift. In that spirit, Business Insider reviewed press releases, news articles, and PitchBook data for startups exploring the application of agents across various sectors and then filtered for those companies that raised rounds of more than $25 million and less than $75 million in 2024. The result is a list of 20 startups that seem positioned to scale this year on the back of new funding. "If 2024 was the year of LLMs, we believe 2025 will be the year of agentic AI," said Praveen Akkiraju, a man...
Read more

Did Steve Jobs Refuse Treatment for Pancreatic Cancer?

By Editorial Team -
Image
It’s been more than 12 years since the passing of Steve Jobs. Legendary Apple Inc., Co-founder Steve Jobs passed away at only 56 years old after battling pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor, a rare form of pancreatic cancer. A growing list of people in the public spotlight have faced pancreatic cancer, including tech innovators, entrepreneurs and influencers. In addition, and connected to Jobs, Jef Raskin, developer of the Macintosh computer, passed away of pancreatic cancer in 2005. And, coincidentally, Dag Kittlaus, creator of Siri, which was acquired by Apple in 2010, was diagnosed with the same exact cancer that took the life of Jobs. Pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors (or PNETs) account for less than 10% of all pancreatic cancer tumors and tend to grow slower than exocrine tumors, the most common type of pancreas tumors. Jobs survived eight years before dying of the disease on Oct. 5, 2011. The five-year survival rate for pancreatic cancer is only 10%. Since PNETs are so uncommon, trea...
Read more