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it is not a secret that most of the Forex traders sooner or later loose their deposits. The reason for that is very simple – most of the traders take too high risks, in the hope of huge profits. They don’t wish to accept the fact that  Forex trading  is not about luck and if they were lucky in the beginning, it won’t follow them all the time. If someone tells you that during a month he made $500 out of initial $50, it may be true. Also the truth is that if this trader doesn’t change his trading strategy, he may end up with zero. Every trader has to be prepared to the failure One of the main parts of trading strategy is the smart money management. Let’s discuss the risk levels that might be used when opening a trading position. Risk is the amount of % of a current deposit which can be afforded to be lost if your trade reaches the stop loss. The world’s leading Forex traders strongly advise that the risk level must stay at 2-6% of the initial investment. If you don’t have...

Accidents do happen and people sustain injuries, you need an insurance that not only covers your car but also helps you to cover for the expense that you get as a result of the car accident. Personal injury protection/insurance is an insurance that covers expenses caused by injuries sustained in a covered auto accident. Medical bills, hospital bills are some of the expenses that are covered. It is meant to be paid without regard to fault. Personal injury protection is an extension of auto insurance. It can help to supplement your health insurance and the coverage policy will depend on the state you live in. The coverage is mandatory in 13 states. Who can be covered in the personal injury protection insurance? The  personal injury protection  can cover a number of people. Below is a list of those who can benefit from the cover. The person who is named in the policy. Anyone who is related to the policy holder by blood, marriage or even adoption Anyone who was involved i...

Mit last week launched  the MIT Intelligence Quest , an initiative to find out how human intelligence works, in engineering terms, and how a deeper grasp of human intelligence can be applied to building wiser and more useful machines. Life scientists, computer scientists, social scientists and engineers will collaborate in the effort. "Human intelligence is turning out to be very complex, involving emergent properties that arise from complex computational networks," noted Michael Jude, research manager at  Stratecast/Frost & Sullivan . "It is not simply an engineering design problem," he told TechNewsWorld. Bringing in some of the soft sciences, such as psychology and sociology, as well as areas like medicine "would seem to be a good thing," Jude observed. Deep Insights, Practical Tools Some of the advances may be foundational in nature, involving new insights into human intelligence and new methods to let machines learn effectively, ...

Google on Tuesday rolled out a developer preview of its new AMP story format, which is designed to give content publishers an easy way to deliver news and information on mobile devices with visually rich, tap-through stories. "On mobile devices, users browse lots of articles, but engage with few in-depth," noted Rudy Galfi, product manager for AMP at Google. "Images, videos and graphics help publishers to get their readers' attention as quickly as possible and keep them engaged through immersive and easily consumable visual information," he pointed out. Built on the AMP infrastructure, stories are displayed on the mobile Web at speeds that rival resident apps. In addition, AMP story pages can be hosted at a publisher's website and linked to other locations on the site to enhance discovery. As part of the AMP ecosystem, discovery platforms can take advantage of pre-renderable pages, optimized video loading and caching to optimize delivery to use...

Millions of smart TVs from Samsung and some streaming devices from Roku recently were found to be vulnerable to cyberattacks, allowing intruders to take control and remotely change channels and volume settings, among other things, according to  Consumer Reports  research. Vulnerabilities were discovered not only in Samsung televisions, but also in TVs from TCL and other brands that sell sets compatible with the Roku TV smart-TV platform and streaming video devices such as Roku Ultra, according to the report. Further, the affected televisions and devices collect a wide range of personal data, Consumer Reports noted, and users who choose to limit that data collection would risk limiting the functionality of the TV. The report is based on a wide ranging security and privacy review of major brands, including Vizio, LG and Sony. This review was the first conducted as part of Consumer Reports' new Digital Standard, which is an effort among several nonprofits, including t...

It's a  truism that just like organizations adapt, so too do criminals. For example, anyone who has ever seen a Wells Fargo commercial knows that there was a time when stagecoaches were a normative method for transporting cash and valuables. But what modern criminals in their right mind would attempt robbing a Brink's truck on horseback? While that strategy might have worked well in the days of the Pony Express, attempting it in now would be out of touch and inefficient. This is an intentionally extreme example to make a point: Criminals adapt to keep pace in the same way that organizations adapt. With a veritable renaissance in technology use under way, criminals have been advancing their methods of attack just like organizations have been advancing their methods for conducting business. One of the more recent developments in attacker tradecraft is so-called "fileless malware." This trend -- which emerged a few years ago but gained significant prominence in l...