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Friday, 13 May 2016

Learn how to make money online within an hour

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You belong to a unique breed

There are so many lucrative opportunities out there waiting for someone to profit from them. So 
why aren’t they being exploited?

Others aren’t even thinking the way you are. The fact that you got to this article already puts you 
ahead of the rest and in the few percent that are actually looking to better their situation.

Some are creatures of habit that enjoy their comfort zone. Others are simply afraid, preferring to 
play it safe by putting their money in the bank or some savings program that will give them a few
 measly percent interest a year. There’s nothing wrong with a steady long term investment, so long as
 you understand that the money it will make you barely covers the rate of inflation.

Diversify your investment portfolio

Spread out your money, don’t put all your eggs in one basket so to speak. Gather a bunch of
 different equities that you know and trust, and put them together to build your own investment portfolio.

What’s your budget?

It all depends on how much you can put aside. If there is no limit, real estate would probably be your
 best choice. If you have a couple of hundred saved up, it is enough to invest on your own with 
online trading companies. These financial markets will be your best option in terms of return 
on investment.

Save time and money, go online

You don’t have to be rich! In the late 90’s the online markets opened up to the world. Now you don’t
 need a broker, a license, or even a lot of money. Any device with an internet connection can be 
your golden ticket. The "down side" so to speak is learning to use it and trade on your own. 
The plus obviously is saving yourself all the account management fees and transaction commissions.

Don’t get emotional

This means not only to know when to bail out and cut your losses to minimize damages, but also to
 set a certain profit limit. This is business, and you’re in it for the money. Never let your feelings or 
ego get in the way. Online trading platforms offer take profit and stop-loss automated mechanisms
 that make the process a lot simpler and don’t allow room for human error.

Risk can be good, as long as you’re in control

We are all familiar with the saying “no risk, no reward”. Well that’s pretty much the case for investors
 of all kinds. Usually, the higher the risk, the higher the marginal profits. A volatile market is a risky
 one, but it also bears the highest profit potential. Keep this in mind when building your portfolio.

Span the markets

So we already established the understanding that online financial market investing is a 
non-time consuming way to increase your capital. But which market is best? Where can you 
make the most with the least?
The answer is simple, there isn’t one market that’s better than others. The opportunities are 
everywhere, you just have to know what to look for.

Keep your eyes and ears open

Basically, any drastic change in value is the ideal place to make a score. Follow trends, read the 
news, listen to financial programs and investor podcasts. The best is to pick a certain market, 
follow a select number of assets, and like a hunter stalking his prey, wait patiently for the right 
moment to strike.

Hope this information was useful and inspiring. Now go out there and make some money!

Tuesday, 10 May 2016

Windows 10 now runs on 300 million active devices globally

Windows 10 Getting Much Needed Gaming Improvements TodayBy Emeka Aginam Technology giant, Microsoft has disclosed that Windows 10 is now running on 300 million active devices around the world. With this development, Windows 10 has become one of the largest online services in less than a year. This development, Microsoft said , is expected to see significant growth in the number of people using the innovative features in Windows 10, taking advantage of Microsoft Edge, Cortana, PC gaming, apps and the Windows Store more than ever before. “With our customer’s support, Windows 10 has become the fastest adopted version of Windows in history. Microsoft wants everyone to enjoy the myriad benefits that come with Windows 10, which is why they encourages everyone who has yet to take advantage of the free upgrade offer to do so now, as it will end on July 29”, Microsoft said. Core to delivering our more personal computing vision, Windows 10 offers experiences that are familiar, safer and more secure, and more personal and productive enabling innovative new experiences, the technology firm added. With the milestone, Bryan Roper from the Windows team said that, “We’re seeing people at home, at schools, at small businesses, at large companies, and other organizations adopt Windows 10 faster than ever, and use Windows 10 more than ever before. According to him, over 63 billion minutes were spent on Microsoft Edge in March alone, with 50% growth in minutes since the last quarter. Exclusively available on Windows 10, Microsoft Edge is our modern browser for helping you get things done. Cortana, the personal digital assistant in Windows 10, he added has helped answer over 6 billion questions since launch. People are playing games on Windows 10 more than ever before, with over 9 billion hours of gameplay on Windows 10 since launch, he said. Roper said that apps that come with Windows 10, including Photos, Groove Music, and Movies & TV, he informed are seeing millions of active users each month, including more than 144 million people using Photos. “And, the Windows Store continues to grow daily with new Universal Windows Platform apps like Facebook, Instagram, and Facebook Messenger; updated UWP apps from Vine, Hulu, Netflix and Twitter; and popular PC games including Rise of the Tomb Raider and Quantum Break. “These Windows 10 services are getting better and better each month, with significant new innovations shipped in November, and many more coming in the upcoming Windows 10 Anniversary Update this summer. Of course, as part of delivering Windows 10 as a service – any Windows 10 customer can enjoy these innovations – for free”, Roper said. With the highest customer satisfaction of any version of Windows, he said that, “we want everyone to enjoy the benefits of Windows 10. We continue to see awesome new Windows 10 devices becoming available – at a price point for everyone. And, today, we want to remind you that if you haven’t taken advantage of the free upgrade offer, now is the time. “The free upgrade offer to Windows 10 was a first for Microsoft, helping people upgrade faster than ever before. And time is running out. The free upgrade offer will end on July 29 and we want to make sure you don’t miss out. After July 29th, you’ll be able to continue to get Windows 10 on a new device, or purchase a full version of Windows 10 Home for $119”

Senate committee questions Facebook over news selection

The sun rises behind the entrance sign to Facebook headquarters in Menlo Park before the company's IPO launch, May 18, 2012.  REUTERS/Beck Diefenbach/File PhotoA U.S. Senate committee launched an inquiry on Tuesday into how social media website Facebook selects its news stories after a report that company employees blocked news about conservative issues from its "trending" list.

The Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation asked Facebook Chairman and Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg in a letter to answer questions about the company's news curation practices and its trending topics section.

The investigation comes after Gizmodo reported on Monday that a former Facebook employee claimed workers "routinely suppressed news stories of interest to conservative readers," while "artificially" adding other stories to the trending list.

U.S. Senator John Thune, the chairman of the committee, told reporters Tuesday his primary concern was that Facebook may be engaging in deceptive behavior if employees meddled with what trending news was displayed.

“If you have a stated policy, which your followers or your audience knows to be the case, that you use an objective algorithm for trending topics -- you better follow that policy,” Thune said. “It’s a matter of transparency and honesty and there shouldn’t be any attempt to mislead the American public.”

The letter to Facebook includes requests for information on the organizational structure for the "Trending Topics feature."

Adam Jentleson, deputy chief of staff to Democratic Senator Harry Reid, balked at the request in a statement provided to Reuters.

"The Republican Senate refuses to hold hearings on [Supreme Court nominee] Judge [Merrick] Garland, refuses to fund the President’s request for Zika aid and takes the most days off of any Senate since 1956, but thinks Facebook hearings are a matter of urgent national interest," Jentleson said.

A Facebook (FB.O) spokesman said the company has received the Senate letter and is reviewing it. They also denied the Gizmodo report Tuesday in a statement provided to Reuters.

"After an initial review, no evidence was found that the anonymous allegations are true," a spokesman said.

Tom Stocky, the vice president of search at Facebook, responded to the allegations Monday night in a lengthy post published to the social media site saying there are "strict guidelines" for trending topic reviewers who "are required to accept topics that reflect real world events."

He added that those guidelines are under "constant review" and that his team would "continue to look for improvements."

Katie Drummond, the editor-in-chief of Gizmodo, called her publication's story "accurate" in a statement released to Reuters Tuesday.

Gizmodo's report alarmed several social media users, with some conservatives in particular criticizing Facebook for alleged bias.

"'If a Conservative Speaks - and Facebook Censors Him - Does He Make a Sound?'" Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker (@ScottWalker) wrote on Twitter (TWTR.N) Tuesday, with a link to a National Review story that detailed the allegations against Facebook.


(Reporting By Amy Tennery; additional reporting by Dustin Volz in Washington; Editing by Alan Crosby)