Fadi El-Eter

Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) is currently trading at $46.70, with a P/E ratio of nearly a hundred, meaning that it'll take Facebook a hundred years to pay back investors based on its current earnings, assuming, of course, the current earnings are...

Apple has been a public company since 1980, back then the stock price was $4.00. It is currently trading around the $518 mark, which means that in 33 years, the stock went up by 12,950%, which means that if you were crazy enough to invest $100,000 in AAPL...

According to the World Bank, today (November 19th) is World Toilet Day. While the thought of having a World Toilet Day is funny, it is also serious. Toilets are mainly about hygiene (imagine how your life would be without one), and can make living more...

Note: This post should have been posted on Monday (yesterday), but for some reason, I didn't hit the Publish button. I admit it. I waited in a line in front of a store here in Montreal to be one of the first to get my hands on the new PlayStation 4....

BBRY (previously RIMM) is currently trading at $6.25, a new low, which is down 46.50% from the $11.50 back in January 2nd. One would think after changing the stock's symbol, CEO, etc... something positive might happen to the stock. Well, apparently,...

While doing a small research for this post on the oldest company in the world (that still exists), I noticed that the majority of the world's oldest companies are Japanese. There are quite a few Swiss, Austrian, and German companies, but the absolute...

At the time of writing this post, Amazon is trading at a P/E (Price to Earnings ratio) of exactly 1,261.18, which means it'll take Amazon 1,261 years and 2 months to pay back investors according to the market valuation and the current earnings. So, why...

As we all know, if you place a stock order and it's not yet filled, then you can just click on the Cancel button (there must be a Cancel button somewhere on your order details), and the order will be canceled. Once the order is canceled, your money is...

I have 2 lines of credit - one with Bank A and the other with Bank B. At one point back in 2008, both had the same interest rate of 6.5%. At that time, I wasn't using any of them. In 2010, I started my own business and I needed all the money I can get...

I rarely use LinkedIn, but every time I visit my account, I see that at least one new recruiter has added me to his/her network. I don't add them back because I have my own business now and I am no longer interested in working for anyone else other than...