In recent years, stock trading has emerged as a pivotal aspect of the corporate landscape, garnering increasing significance. The corporate realm invests substantial time in both the execution of stock trades and the anticipation of stock prices. Extensive research endeavours have been undertaken to enhance the precision of stock price predictions. Traders leverage this information to capitalize on favourable price movements, while investors strategically allocate their resources based on projections of which stocks are poised to augment their net worth. Diverse methodologies are employed in the pursuit of stock price prediction. This study delves into the application of the ARIMA (Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average) model for forecasting stock prices. The paper includes pertinent R command lines and outputs for elucidation. The construction of the model relies on historical data sourced from Yahoo! Finance, specifically from the NASDAQ stock exchange. Estimations are executed using the forecast and predict packages in R. The outcomes are then juxtaposed with real-time stock prices, revealing promising results. The findings underscore the robust potential of ARIMA models in achieving accurate stock price predictions.

This article explores the book "The Married" by Salah El Ouadie, a collection of letters from prison in which the author shares the suffering endured during his incarceration. By examining the intersection of correspondence as a literary form and the expression of personal turmoil, the work offers poignant insight into the author's experiences. The article also discusses the historical and political context that led to the author's incarceration, as well as the critical and public reactions to the book's publication. “The Bridegroom” emerges as a powerful testimony to the lasting impact of literature in conveying personal truths and inspiring dialogue on political and human rights issues in Morocco

This study attempted to assess the efficacy (perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, behavioral intention to use, and actual system use) of utilizing Google Classroom on the online learning of BSE Social Studies Students in relation to their academic performance during the Academic Year 2021-2022 at the College of Teacher Education, President Ramon Magsaysay State University, Iba, Zambales, Philippines. This study used a descriptive research design and quantitative in its interpretation. Descriptive and inferential statistics will be used for data analysis and statistical treatment of data. Findings revealed that the perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, behavioral intention to use, student’s actual system use in utilizing Google Classroom were strongly agreed and perceived to be effective. The Analysis of Variance revealed a highly significant difference on utilizing Google Classroom on the online learning as to usefulness and behavioral intention to use when grouped according to the BSE Social Studies students’ profile specifically sex. There is negligible relationship between the students’ academic performance in the First Semester of Academic Year 2021-2022 and the efficacy of utilizing Google Classroom on the online learning. The researchers recommended that the students may be exposed to free-web-based learning applications like Google Classroom to help them transition into other learning management systems used in higher education. Lastly, College instructors may utilize Google Classroom in their teaching and learning process for fast delivery of instruction, modules, activities, assignments, and examinations considering its’ perceived usefulness and ease of access.

Paremiology remained on the outskirts of global scholarly scrutiny. The significance of ancient human universals in shaping commonalities across diverse world cultures has been largely overlooked. This research paper explores the representation of women in English and Telugu proverbs, undertaking a comparative analysis to discern cultural reflections within these linguistic expressions. By examining a diverse selection of proverbs from both languages, the study aims to unveil nuanced portrayals associated with women. The values attributed to women, the way women were treated, the rights that were granted to them, the nature of relationship that women established in their family life and how different roles of women like daughters, mothers and wives that were portrayed in the proverbs of English and Telugu languages presented in the study help one understand the underlying unity in the basic aspects of life between two different cultures the Telugu and the English, miles and miles apart geographically. The findings foster cross-cultural awareness and enrich the discourse on language, culture, and gender studies, providing valuable insights into the intricate relationship between language and societal attitudes.