This article series provides a dashboard of industries in each sector of the GICS classification. It starts with a visual status of valuation and quality factors relative to their historical averages. Then, it gives a list of stocks among the best of their industries according to the same factors.

Photoshop is so full of powerful features that even professionals may not always be able to keep up. This video demonstrates a ton of uncommon yet powerful techniques that you might not have heard of before. Many roundup tutorials like this teach you basics like they’re revolutionary.

Part of the R course offering of BNOSAC which you can find at http://ift.tt/1BttM0v, we offer several 2-day hands-on courses covering the use of text mining tools for the purpose of data analysis.

Investing in Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) can provide dividend investors with high yields, steadily growing payouts, nice diversification, and an attractive income stream for retirement living.

This is the third in a series of four blog posts in which I’m highlighting compelling reasons why private commercial real estate should be included in an investment portfolio.

In a typical R Markdown document, you must re-knit the document to see your changes, which can take some time if it contains non-trivial computations. R Notebooks, however, let you run code and see the results in the document immediately.

Ask 100 fee-only financial advisors how they would invest an extra $100,000 that was not needed for at least 10 years, and odds are that one of the top responses would be to simply buy and hold a low-cost, broadly diversified index fund or ETF.

GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a runtime for fulfilling those queries with your existing data.

What is GraphQL? GraphQL is a new way to think about building and querying APIs. Rather than construct several REST requests to fetch data that you’re interested in, you can often make a single call to fetch the information you need.

Today’s non-manufacturing ISM, which is also known as NMI, came in at 57.1 which is 4.1 points higher than expectations and 5.7 points higher than last month’s print of 51.4. This gives us the biggest monthly increase since: ever.