Friday Is finally here and if you are staying inside tonight this two movies will keep you entertained.Sound of FreedomThis small film tackles a harrowing subject that caused a sensation, particularly in the U.S., and is coming to Greece this January. Based on true events, it delves into child trafficking by smugglers, pedophile networks, and the story of a homeland security agent’s relentless effort to track down and rescue a kidnapped girl—even venturing into the jungles of Colombia. Personally, the film gave me chills; its flaws pale in comparison to the undeniably difficult and shocking central theme it seeks to portray.

Today, I am diving into a massive development about TikTok. Nope, this isn’t just another rumor. I am talking about something that could shake up social media in the U.S. and create new investment opportunities. TIKTOK BAN

Conclave After the unexpected death of the Pope, Cardinal Lawrence takes on the responsibility of overseeing the process of selecting a new one. As the most powerful leaders of the Catholic Church from around the world gather in complete secrecy behind closed doors, Lawrence finds himself at the center of a conspiracy. There's a lot of Oscar buzz around this film. Is it worth your attention? Definitely, yes!

MicroStrategy looking more like the biggest pyramid scheme in modern market history — and yes, that includes its potential fallout for Bitcoin itself.The Numbers Don’t Add UpThe Numbers Don’t Add UpMicroStrategy is sitting at a mind-boggling $100 billion market valuation, but here’s the kicker: its actual core business is generating just $500 million in annual revenue. We’re talking a Price-to-Sales (P/S) ratio of 210x, this means that someone who buys MSTR stock pays 210X their revenues, which makes even the most overhyped tech stocks look like bargains.

The Week Ahead in FX and Bond MarketsUnited States (Fed) The Fed is expected to cut interest rates by 25 basis points. While rate cuts typically put pressure on the US dollar (USD), recent inflation increases could keep the USD strong, as the Fed may adopt a cautious stance on further reductions.

Hey Guys.Today, I had a really big argument with one of my friends. The theme of this heated conversation was whether we humans are good by nature or bad by nature.Let’s start with the positive, yeah? Most people believe that humans are good. Everyone believe that babies are good? Sure, they cry when they’re hungry or tired, but have you ever seen how a little kid tries to comfort someone who’s upset? That’s pure, unfiltered empathy right there. No one taught them to care, they just do it. And let’s not forget how humans have survived over time. We didn’t make it because we were the fastest or strongest animals out there. We made it because we worked together like packs. Cooperation and helping each other out? That’s built into us. It’s like our survival secret.