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To an untrained ear, the message may seem like noise, but for smartphone voice assistants, the message is clear. "[The command could be in] some popular YouTube video that has this strange noise in the background that a human being would just dismiss as an oddity, but that at the same time that noise could be controlling a cellphone that just happens to be located next to a computer," said Micah Sherr, an associate professor in Georgetown University's Department of Computer Science. Read Entire Article: http://www.cnbc.com/2016/08/29/secret-commands-in-online-videos-could-hack-your-smartphone.html The concept of financial health also acknowledges the forces beyond our control. Just as physical health is a combination of behavior, genes and access to good medical care, financial health is a result of personal decisions and abilities, the economy and access to good, unbiased financial services and advice.
“There is an element of personal responsibility, but it’s more than that,” Schneider says. Definitions of financial health typically have three factors in common:
How do you get there? These eight behaviors can help: Spend less than you earn. This is the foundation for financial health. You can’t get out of debt or save for the future if your expenses eat up all your available income. Pay bills on time. You manage your cash flow and meet your regular financial obligations. Missing payments costs you money in late fees, hurts your credit and causes stress. Have a decent emergency fund. “Decent” varies according to your circumstances. The Center for Financial Services Innovation, which developed ways financial institutions can measure consumer financial health, would like to see everyone have six months’ worth of living expenses set aside. But as little as $250 can be enough to save a low-income family from a serious financial setback, according to a study by the Urban Institute, a policy research group. What’s more important than the amount is developing a habit of saving regularly so you continually replenish your coffers. Read Article: http://www.jsonline.com/story/money/personal-finance/2017/04/15/eight-behaviors-lead-financial-health/100504300/ Successful day traders are able to utilize leverage to increase their buying power and take on much larger positions than typical investors. While this can increase profit potential, this strategy can also magnify trading losses and even create a negative account balance, in which case a trader would owe money to their broker. Day trading is not for the faint-of-heart, but if you start small, develop a trading plan, and then stick to that plan, you will find yourself in a better position to succeed. With all the risks involved in day trading, there are also plenty of rewards to be had, and many traders are putting away six-figure years regularly.
We recently had a chance to sit down with successful day trader Ross Cameron who has made a living trading the markets, and has been helping aspiring traders by teaching them his proven beginner day trading strategies. In 2012, he opened Warrior Trading with the mission to create a community focused on providing education and detailed analysis of trades—a hub for traders to exchange ideas, make friendships, and learn about the market. He has since taught online Day Trading Courses to thousands of traders around the world and engages with his students on a daily basis through his Day Trading Chat Room. Read Entire Article: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/allan-smith/day-trader-makes-9411954-_b_13160778.html Miyako is a chemist at the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology in Tsukuba, Japan. He became passionate about the loss of pollinators after watching a TV documentary. It showed him the value of pollination. It also motivated him to take action.
In 2007, he had tried to make a gel that conducts electricity. But it was “a complete failure,” he recalls. So he poured the liquid into a jar, put it in a drawer and forgot about it. Cleaning out his lab in 2015, he accidentally dropped the jar and broke it. Surprisingly, the gel was still sticky. It even picked up dust from the floor. Miyako realized that the way the gel captured dust was similar to how the hairs on honeybees trap pollen. At that point, a lightbulb went off in his head. Might this be the key to artificial pollination? Read Article: https://www.sciencenewsforstudents.org/article/fleets-flying-robots-could-pollinate-crops We issued this investor guidance to provide some basic information about day trading margin requirements and to respond to frequently asked questions. We also encourage you to read our Notice to Members and Federal Register notice about the rules.
Summary of the Day-Trading Margin RequirementsThe rules adopt the term "pattern day trader," which includes any margin customer that day trades (buys then sells or sells short then buys the same security on the same day) four or more times in five business days, provided the number of day trades are more than six percent of the customer's total trading activity for that same five-day period. Under the rules, a pattern day trader must maintain minimum equity of $25,000 on any day that the customer day trades. The required minimum equity must be in the account prior to any day-trading activities. If the account falls below the $25,000 requirement, the pattern day trader will not be permitted to day trade until the account is restored to the $25,000 minimum equity level. The rules permit a pattern day trader to trade up to four times the maintenance margin excess in the account as of the close of business of the previous day. If a pattern day trader exceeds the day-trading buying power limitation, the firm will issue a day-trading margin call to the pattern day trader. The pattern day trader will then have, at most, five business days to deposit funds to meet this day-trading margin call. Until the margin call is met, the day-trading account will be restricted to day-trading buying power of only two times maintenance margin excess based on the customer's daily total trading commitment. If the day-trading margin call is not met by the fifth business day, the account will be further restricted to trading only on a cash available basis for 90 days or until the call is met. In addition, the rules require that any funds used to meet the day-trading minimum equity requirement or to meet any day-trading margin calls remain in the pattern day trader's account for two business days following the close of business on any day when the deposit is required. The rules also prohibit the use of cross-guarantees to meet any of the day-trading margin requirements. Read Entire Article: http://www.finra.org/investors/day-trading-margin-requirements-know-rules A lattice created by a multi-material 3-D printer at Georgia Institute of Technology that can permanently expand to eight times its original width after exposure to heat. Credit: Rob Felt A team of researchers from Georgia Institute of Technology and two other institutions has developed a new 3-D printing method to create objects that can permanently transform into a range of different shapes in response to heat.
The team, which included researchers from the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) and Xi'an Jiaotong University in China, created the objects by printing layers of shape memory polymers with each layer designed to respond differently when exposed to heat. "This new approach significantly simplifies and increases the potential of 4-D printing by incorporating the mechanical programming post-processing step directly into the 3-D printing process," said Jerry Qi, a professor in the George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering at Georgia Tech. "This allows high-resolution 3-D printed components to be designed by computer simulation, 3-D printed, and then directly and rapidly transformed into new permanent configurations by simply heating." Read Entire Article: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/04/170412155112.htm Day trading is making short-term trades, lasting less than one day, in an attempt to extract a profit from the financial markets. Some day traders are very active, making many trades each day, while other traders may only make one or two trades per day. The most common day trading markets are stocks, forex and futures. Day trading can be a part-time or full-time career, depending on the trader's style.
It can be lucrative for some, but the long-term success rate is low. There is a lot of hype around day trading. Some websites promote it as a way to get rich quick (it isn't), and others say it is impossible (also not true). There are lots of day traders around the world who find success and make a living off the markets, so the truth lies somewhere in between those two extremes. If you've thought about day trading, it's worth your time to read through and understand the concepts discussed below, so you'll be better prepared for what to expect if you decide to proceed. Read Entire Article: https://www.thebalance.com/before-day-trading-1031231 Active trading is the act of buying and selling securities based on short-term movements to profit from the price movements on a short-term stock chart. The mentality associated with an active trading strategy differs from the long-term, buy-and-hold strategy. The buy-and-hold strategy employs a mentality that suggests that price movements over the long term will outweigh the price movements in the short term and, as such, short-term movements should be ignored. Active traders, on the other hand, believe that short-term movements and capturing the market trend are where the profits are made. There are various methods used to accomplish an active-trading strategy, each with appropriate market environments and risks inherent in the strategy. Here are four of the most common types of active trading and the built-in costs of each strategy. (Active trading is a popular strategy for those trying to beat the market average.
Read more: 4 Common Active Trading Strategies http://www.investopedia.com/articles/active-trading/11/four-types-of-active-traders.asp#ixzz4dvGxTvil Follow us: Investopedia on Facebook Day trading for beginners is like taming a lion, except more expensive. It's a risky and challenging pursuit: buying stocks and selling them again in the same day, making money off tiny fluctuations in the price of a stock over a six-hour period. For many years the tools of day trading were not available to the average investor. Today with high-speed Internet connections and a lot of nerve, anybody can day trade. If you have a stout heart, here's what you can do to avoid common and costly mistakes.
Develop a business plan. Day trading is a business endeavor just like any other income-producing endeavor. As a result, you should develop a business plan that includes the following:
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