Warren Buffett’s Coca-Cola lesson illustrates how market pessimism can obscure business strength, a dynamic still visible in several beaten-down stocks today.

Elon Musk explains why becoming a multi-planetary species is driven by long-term survival, not comfort, wealth, or escapism.

Warren Buffett’s warning about stocks outpacing business fundamentals offers a timeless lens for evaluating today’s bubble fears.

In September 1919, the Coca-Cola Company (KO) went public at $40 per share. At the time, the world was emerging from World War I, the automobile was still a luxury, and soft drinks were sold primarily...

Elon Musk outlines why SpaceX’s Starship represents a historic shift in spaceflight, driven by full reusability and long-term economic impact.

Elon Musk outlines a future where artificial intelligence and robotics reshape work, abundance, and human purpose amid accelerating technological change.

Warren Buffett warns against relying on short-term market predictions, and emphasizes disciplined, fundamentals-based investing over speculative forecasting.

Warren Buffett dismisses stock market forecasting, arguing that long-term business fundamentals — not predictions — form the only reliable basis for investing.

Elon Musk reaffirms Tesla’s commitment to the long-delayed Roadster, teasing an ambitious prototype that could redefine the future of electric vehicles — and perhaps even flight.

Warren Buffett frames market volatility as a necessary ally for patient investors, emphasizing long-term value creation over short-term price movements.