Male actors occupy 75% of screen time in finance-related films and TV shows
A range of films and series about finance and investing from the past 15 years were analysed, such as The Wolf of Wall Street, The Big Short, Margin Call and Wall Street ...
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Male actors occupy 75% of screen time in finance-related films and shows – study
Margin Call and Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps. The research, commissioned by trading and investing platform eToro, consisted of visual and text analysis, focusing on the main male and female ...
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Male actors occupy 75% of screen time in finance-related films and shows – study
Margin Call and Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps. The research, commissioned by trading and investing platform eToro, consisted of visual and text analysis, focusing on the main male and female ...
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Blast from the past: The yuppies of the 1980s
The quintessential figure of the decade was the yuppie (young upwardly-mobile professional), the high-earning 20-30-year-old business executive, lawyer, stockbroker, with the smart car and the ...
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U.S. Money Supply Recently Did Something Last Seen During the Great Depression -- and It's Historically a Precursor to a Big Move in Stocks
U.S. M2 money supply has declined by at least 2% on a year-over-year basis just five times since 1870. Investor perspective can change everything on Wall Street ... due to a never-before-seen ...
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Wall Street's Greatest Dividend Stock -- a Small-Cap Company 99% of Investors Have Never Heard of -- Is the Cheapest It's Been in Over a Decade
Dividend stocks have a knack for running circles around non-payers over the long term. Elite dividend stocks are few and far between, with just over a dozen companies paying a continuous dividend ...
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Wall Street's Greatest Dividend Stock -- a Small-Cap Company 99% of Investors Have Never Heard of -- Is the Cheapest It's Been in Over a Decade
Arguably the greatest aspect of putting your money to work on Wall Street is that there are countless ways to grow your wealth. With thousands of publicly traded stocks and exchange-traded funds ...
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The actor Oliver Stone hated working with: “I wrote ‘Scarface’, go fuck yourself”
In 2010, Stone gave the world the return of Gordon Gekko in Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps. For the long-awaited sequel to his seminal 1987 stockbroker drama, Stone placed greed avatar Gekko amid the ...