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If you, like everyone else in the world, have been spending your lockdown binging Queer Eye like there’s no tomorrow, we’ve got some happy news for you. JVN has tied the knot!
Yes, you read that right, one more of the Fab Five is off the market. I couldn’t be happier for JVN.
Given how out of the blue the news was though, here’s the inside scoop on the big day and JVN’s husband, Mark Peacock.
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What is a small cap stock? It’s a “smaller” company—defined as one with a market capitalization (“cap”) under about a billion dollars.
Market capitalization (also called “market cap”) is just a fancy way of saying the total value of a company’s shares of stock. This is calculated by taking a company’s price per share and multiplying it by the total number of shares. [Read more…] about What is a small cap stock?Â
If you’ve been binging Orange Is the New Black, then you’re well aware of the superstar Ruby Rose. With her edgy tattoos and slick short hair, she caused quite the commotion when she appeared on the screen. People didn’t know much about the Australian model beforehand, but were curious to know more once they saw her.
Ruby Rose is a talented individual who has appeared in a number of high profile films and TV shows. She also does her own filmmaking and is a skilled athlete. If you’re interested in learning more about Ruby Rose, you’ve come to the right place. [Read more…] about Ruby Rose: Her Life, Career, Surprising Facts You May Not Know
If a stock’s price goes down, can you still make money? Yes, if you’re investing in options. Options trading can benefit your investment portfolio in many ways. However, learning how to trade options can seem intimidating. This options trading guide will tell you what you need to know.
You can decide if investing in options is the right investment decision for you. [Read more…] about The Complete Options Trading Guide: What You Need to Know
All too often, the topic of gender gets oversimplified. This is because the science, history, and commercialization of it are largely misunderstood. This happens for a few reasons.
First, although medically and scientifically inaccurate, it can be convenient to group people into “buckets.” I don’t agree with this logic, but it often happens.
Second, because gender is bimodal (not binary), much of the population does fall into the categories of “female” and “male.” By bimodal, I mean gender is a spectrum that has clusters.
Of course, there’s a diverse range of people outside these categories, but you can see how groupings of people could arise when averages are used and inclusivity is not considered. [Read more…] about 5 Facts About Gender: Stop Splitting Humans Into Pink and Blue