Archive for the 'Web 2.0' Category
Try Match.com – One Week Free With all of the clutter and insanity due to groups turning into recruiting grounds and advertising forums for esoteric and mindless products, I was compelled to launch my own LinkedIn Group which is being emphatically embraced by the systematic and discretionary proprietary trading universe, to my delight. I know [...]
February 28th, 2012 | Posted in Algorithm Development, Art, Bearish Looks, Behavioral Finance, Biotech, Broadband Video, Bulletin Board, China Stocks, CLEAN Tech, Commodities, Contribute, Discretionary Traders, Economy, Emerging Markets, Energy Stocks, Ethanol, Financial Sector, Forex Trading, Geo Political Re-posts, Geo-Political Danger, global macro, Google, Hedge Funds, Home Builders, Internet Stocks, Journal Entry, Market Neutral, Metals & Mining, Microsoft, Politics, Proprietary Trading, Semiconductors, SEO, Social Media Marketing, Tech Stocks, Technical Analysis, Technology, Telecommunications, Trade Ideas, Trading Discipline, Trading Platforms, Web 2.0, Web 3.0, Yahoo! | Comments Off
As the open source platform has shown us, by providing an open sharing of software code, we are in fact enhancing economic opportunities for the masses by taking away from the intellectual property value of the few
February 20th, 2012 | Posted in Algorithm Development, SEO, Social Media Marketing, Web 2.0 | Comments Off
Free 10GB Photo Storage in the Cloud I was recently asked about the role of Angel Investors in this brave new world of capital markets post “D-Day”, which I refer to when talking about the collapse of 2008 in capital markets and the ongoing rewriting of the new rules. We can call it BD for [...]
August 28th, 2011 | Posted in Economy, Google, Hedge Funds, Social Media Marketing, Tech Stocks, Web 2.0, Web 3.0 | Comments Off
Magazineline.com Let’s look at Skype’s acquisition by Microsoft 10, 20, even 50 years from now. The first thing I noticed was the cancellation of: “Skype Me Now” Moreover, Skype remains downloadable for Android regardless of the acquisition and iPhone is still on the boards as well. No proprietary moves thus far but it’s the top [...]
June 25th, 2011 | Posted in Behavioral Finance, global macro, Google, Microsoft, Politics, Proprietary Trading, SEO, Social Media Marketing, Tech Stocks, Technology, Telecommunications, Trade Ideas, Trading Discipline, Web 3.0, Yahoo! | Comments Off
Try Match.com – One Week Free It’s not free running a free blog, much less something like a Proprietary Trading site based on Global Macro financial research. Every reader knows that they get something out of the site and for each reader it’s unique. Some like the geo-political twists, some purview based on Quantitative Global [...]
November 20th, 2010 | Posted in Algorithm Development, Art, Bearish Looks, Behavioral Finance, Biotech, China Stocks, Commodities, Contribute, Discretionary Traders, Economy, Emerging Markets, Energy Stocks, Ethanol, Financial Sector, Geo Political Re-posts, global macro, Google, Hedge Funds, Home Builders, Journal Entry, Market Neutral, Metals & Mining, Microsoft, Politics, Proprietary Trading, Semiconductors, SEO, Social Media Marketing, Tech Stocks, Technical Analysis, Technology, Trade Ideas, Trading Discipline, Uncategorized, Web 2.0, Web 3.0, Yahoo! | Comments Off
Although behavioral targeting has thrived by allowing marketers to offer ads that are customized based on the web surfer’s age, gender, location and online activities, in the immediate future not only will those variables be considered, but also the items the user may have been shopping for recently. For example, imagine you have searched for a specific bottle of wine from a shopping web site in the past couple of weeks, and were now on your favorite news site reading an article about foreign affairs. At the end of your article, you might see an ad from a wine merchant suggesting you take a look at their inventory and pricing. To go one step further in our example, the merchant that is serving you the ad has agreed to pay the advertising network a generous fee if that user clicks through and ends up purchasing a product. So the advertising network will be incentivized to track every single web user going through their network in a way that continually allows them to “guide” users to products that meet their real time interests. The convenience factor lies in that last term, “real time interests”.
April 3rd, 2010 | Posted in Behavioral Finance, Economy, Google, Microsoft, SEO, Social Media Marketing, Tech Stocks, Technology, Web 2.0, Yahoo! | Comments Off