We recently published 10 Stocks Lost This Big While Wall Street Celebrates. Compass, Inc. (NYSE:COMP) is one of the worst performers on Monday. Compass saw its share prices decline by 15.74 percent on ...

Comping your cards is one of the biggest issues in the sports card market, but one of the easiest things to learn how to do. "Comping" simply means comparing recent sales to determine the market value ...

It has become obvious over the last few years that in many cases, teams are factoring compensatory picks in the next season's draft into the roster-building process. Teams will make mid-year additions ...

There are hundreds of red dot sights on the market, but Aimpoint’s collaboration with Glock on the new Aimpoint COA isn’t just another repetitious optics launch. The COA, which is only available as a ...

If you've watched professional golf in recent years, you've likely noticed players doing something peculiar on the green—standing with feet spread apart, holding up fingers, and appearing to measure ...

With the growing importance of security compliance for startups, more companies are seeking to achieve and maintain compliance with frameworks like SOC 2, ISO 27001 & GDPR. Bubba AI, Inc. is building ...

With the debate over slow play raging, former U.S. Open champion Lucas Glover recently made a bold suggestion to help: ban the AimPoint putting technique. Now the inventor of the green-reading process ...

The AimPoint green reading technique has been the talk of the golf world for several weeks now. The slow pace of play controversy affecting professional golf has resurfaced, and Lucas Glover has added ...

A screenshot of A Lim Kim using AimPoint roughly 1 foot from the hole started circulating on social media, and many took issue with that. A Lim Kim ignited a controversy during the third round of the ...

AimPoint made headlines again over the weekend, this time on the LPGA when A Lim Kim was spotted on television using the routine for a putt that was only about 18 inches long. Over the past couple ...

When the best golfers in the world line up a putt these days, many of them look completely deranged. Their process for reading greens everywhere from Augusta National to St Andrews involves standing ...