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It’s 2016 and still piece of financial research and literature (mostly crappy) comes with the warning…’past performance is no guarantee of future success’. It’s ass backwards. I have made most of my money betting on myself and other people with little to no track record. In my world…’future performance would have been limited if I had not backed people with limited performance history’. Taken further…my own performance will likely peak the minute institutions recognize me as backable!! But I digress… One question I get asked the most on Stocktwits since we started eight years ago is why not show ‘track records’? Why not force or allow people to post every position? I will try to answer it here again. Philosophically I wanted Stocktwits to be a platform to share ideas and network around a subject I was passionate about — the . It was inspired by my addiction to the Twitter feed and (I was an angel investor in Tweetdeck). All of us at Stocktwits today share this same vision. We have added ‘born on dates’ to people’s profiles so you can see how long they have been a member and ‘since mentioned’ which tracks the performance of a ticker from the moment mentioned. These are simple and excellent features to give users context. We plan on launching many more contextual features in the near that will help you quickly size up people and ideas. stock market Tweetdeck future We are against measuring people against every message. to let others build models about contributors. Ranking people is a slippery slope even when it seems straight forward like performance in the markets. We have chosen not to do that directly from Stocktwits to date. We created and offer an ‘API’ I personally love the ability to curate and get a sense for the tape and mood. I believe we need to take responsibility for our own money and investments not just blindly hand them off to people with ‘track records’. I am an investor in David Cohen’s first angel fund. David did not have a track record when he started this fund in 2009. David was/is smart, I trusted him from our interactions at TechStars and I knew he gad good deal flow and a good eye. If I had waited for David to have a track record I would have missed one of the great funds of all time. had a great ‘track record’ investing until recently. So much so he took himself public in Amsterdam a few years back. Everybody could now follow Bill Ackman…right over a cliff into the shitter! Bill Ackman So many founders in our Social Leverage fund portfolio’s had/have no track record of success and so many people I get ideas from everyday on Stocktwits do not manage money professionally. I don’t care. I manage my money. I make the decisions. Try and keep an open mind about past performance when it comes to betting on people and ideas. Originally published at Howard Lindzon . is how hackers start their afternoons. We’re a part of the family. We are now and happy to opportunities. Hacker Noon @AMI accepting submissions discuss advertising &sponsorship To learn more, , , or simply, read our about page like/message us on Facebook tweet/DM @HackerNoon. If you enjoyed this story, we recommend reading our and . Until next time, don’t take the realities of the world for granted! latest tech stories trending tech stories

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A few years ago, as I walked in — late — to the StockTwits “Stocktoberfest” conference in Coronado, Howard Lindzon stopped what he was saying in front of several hundred people, looked at me, and said “Hi, Ian.” When this happened, I didn’t know Howard nearly as well as I do now. I was the newly minted General Manager of MarketWatch, a business for which I had immense respect, with an intensely loyal audience and employees that were passionate about each other and the brand. Howard’s name was legendary, but he was just one of the many people I was getting to know better as part of the MarketWatch radius. During that incident, though, I was struck by his natural ability to make a room of hundreds feel small and congenial. I went on through the rest of that first Stocktoberfest to gain even more of an appreciation for the StockTwits unique ecosystem he had created of traders, financial media, fintech entrepreneurs and investors that surrounded the event. And starting with that first exposure, the StockTwits team itself has always reminded me so much of my first impressions of the MarketWatch team which became so successful — smart, nimble, irreverent, and passionate about the company and its users. The gathering is a unique mixture of some of the best and most interesting people at the intersection of these communities, and I’ve made more lasting professional and personal relationships at that event than any other — by far. This is the promise of the StockTwits brand. From that first day, it seemed less like a set of products and data, and more like a club, or lifestyle. Shortly thereafter, I became an advisor to the company and met Justin Paterno, who has been and will continue to be a tremendous asset to the company as COO, and a key reason for its continued growth and success. ← Howard welcoming me to the platform back in 2013. As finmedia, fintech, and finvesting angle towards a shared future, the number of ‘expert’ voices grows in each. Everyone is vying for attention, the voices run in parallel, and it’s both difficult and tedious to see every angle. This is what makes the StockTwits community so interesting. The core platform is populated by young traders as well as seasoned investors, the stream data in raw form is used by institutions and funds, and the events are a gathering space for a smart, fun group of startups, journalists, VCs, and other interesting people. ←Phil Pearlman presents the greatest slide in history, at Stocktoberfest ; confession: this pic is my twitter avatar In other words, the StockTwits ecosystem is a natural gathering place for the stakeholders that are reshaping financial services. While I originally first felt this while deeply in a career of financial media and b2b data, taking a left-turn to co-found Even Financial, a fintech startup, gave me perspective on what it takes to make disruption work in practice (a lot). Though I left Even (in great hands with my co-founder Phill) to get back closer to media, the lessons I learned from that experience have formed an even stronger foundation for my belief that the startup, media, and investor communities need a better centerpiece for idea sharing — both in product and in person, and also a better curator of the results. This centerpiece is what I think StockTwits should and will be. Its roots are deeply embedded in daily lively market discussion, data, and in-person gatherings of the best and brightest. It counts many of the active personalities in its orbit among those who are shaping the financial world. But the clear, consolidated messages to which these attributes should give rise is still sometimes hard for those not living daily in its products to hear. The value still seems too esoteric. Stay tuned, because we are going to bring that voice to you: mass-market, and above the noise. is how hackers start their afternoons. We’re a part of the family. We are now and happy to opportunities. Hacker Noon @AMI accepting submissions discuss advertising &sponsorship To learn more, , , or simply, read our about page like/message us on Facebook tweet/DM @HackerNoon. If you enjoyed this story, we recommend reading our and . Until next time, don’t take the realities of the world for granted! latest tech stories trending tech stories

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Let's learn about via these 30 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the to find the most read stories about any technology. Censorship /Learn Repo 1. #ForkGoogle: The Crypto Community's Petition Against Google’s Censorship Crypto community has started to fight against censorship with the #ForkGoogle campaign asking the US Senate to subpoena Google. Members of the crypto community have started pushing back against censorship by tech giant Google and its media subsidiary Youtube. The community claims that the tech giant is censoring Bitcoin and crypto-related news applications while it is also ‘de-platforming’ crypto content contributors on YouTube. 2. How I Lost Trust in Facebook A week ago, I experienced virtual death. 3. My Open Letter to Jack Dorsey and Everybody on Twitter Twitter seems like a good product. Even up until the time of this article, I am still using it. However, some questions arise in regards to how Twitter is functioning and even its origin story. 4. Why Godaddy is low key the most dangerous company on the internet Godaddy, a domain reseller, wrongfully censored ALL hackernoon.com sites and subdomains for over 18 hours.  Businesses should not host on godaddy. 5. GitHub is Amazing, but its Terms of Service is Extremely Concerning Lots of websites have a termination clause, even Hackernoon, however, when it comes to the case of open source software this can be extremely concerning. The reason goes much deeper than you think. 6. GameStop Is a Financial Protest Against the Global Financial System The Gamestop story is a story of David vs. Goliath. It ignites something in me that I can’t explain. 7. The Web’s Closed Hell Future and The Hope of A New Decentralized Internet The net can be thought of as a gigantic battlefield. Today there are a few impenetrable forts (to which everyone is invited so long as they play by the rules and give up certain freedoms), thousands upon thousands of skirmishes in lawless plains, and millions of scattered corpses across a charred wasteland. 8. Is Google Actually an Evil Corporation? When asked about Google, there has been a lot to say over the years. Google done some things right, and seemingly some things very wrong. As far as conspiracies go, Google does seem to have a CIA connection (see video below). This even roots back to potential government research, and missing gaps on how they have been funded in the early stage. 9. The Status of a North Korean: A Short Story Told in Python How do you write to your family from a country where censorship prevails? Hide your message in the source code. 10. Trump vs. The Internet Listen to this Hacker Noon podcast on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts: 11. Introducing the "Future Web Standards", a new Covenant for  Developers This is part of the reason that I launched the Open Innovation License prior. However, I felt like the OIN isn't enough. I felt like more needed to be done for the open source community and even the outside world that wants to establish a certain standard. 12. Court Calls Cloudflare for Denying Access to Copyright Infringement or Face Penalties or Lockup This week visitors to pirate music site DDL-Music were greeted with a rare 'Error 451' message from Cloudflare, indicating that the site had been rendered unavailable due to legal reasons. It now transpires that following legal action by Universal Music, Cloudflare was served with a court injunction , which threatened fines and potential prison time for non-compliance. 13. The Unintended Consequences of Facebook Ad Boycott Campaign The burgeoning campaign by over a thousand large and small businesses, and civil rights organizations  to boycott ads  on Facebook so as to force the social media giant to take more drastic measures to curb hate speech is misguided. 14. Man Who Leaked Pre-Release Movies Online Sentenced to 27 Months Prison A UK man who leaked pre-release movies online has been sentenced to 27 months in prison after pleading to one count of conspiracy to defraud. Malik Luqman Farooq of Halifax was part of a group that obtained copies of movies from a post-production company in the United States. In 2018,
Farooq was indicted by a federal grand jury in a related case that is yet to go to trial the US. 15. Ethereum Merge: “15 Days Before and After” Data Analysis, Сensorship in Ethereum Blockchain In this article, I will analyze what actually happened, taking as a basis 15 days before and 15 days after the transition. 16. The Splinternet is Coming, and How  Decentralization Can Stitch It All Back Together Again The Opte Project, by Barrett Lyon, is a free, open-source initiative to create a visual representation of the metaphysical spaces of the internet. 17. On Free Speech (Apr 16, 2019) 18. How To Migrate Out Of The Big Tech Ecosystem? Recommendations to move off of big tech 19. Censorship: From Ancient Greece To Today's Big Tech - A Brief Overview It is no secret that big tech has been actively monitoring and censoring users.  The past three years have seen a big rise in reported censorship events by the likes of  Youtube, Google, Facebook, and Twitter. 20. Mental Health, Body Image, & Social Media: Censorship isn't the Solution The impact of social media and AI on mental health, on the way we perceive and experience our world, cannot be underestimated. 21. Google Censored My New World Order Article: WTF Happened To Free Speech? I got sick of all the fake news and harmful conspiracy theories, so I wrote a balanced article that discussed real vs fake conspiracies. It ranked #1 on Google for keyphrases such as "How To Defeat The New World Order". Now, it has been censored from Google. 22. The Unsettling Rise of Internet Censorship Around the World To those in the West, internet censorship is often thought of as something that happens ‘elsewhere’ - China or other despotic authoritarian regimes. But increasingly overbearing government regulations have begun to threaten internet freedoms in the West too. 23. Facebook: Brazen Censorship or a Tactical Solution to a Sophisticated Social Ask? We are entering a completely new supra-state level of regulation. This function that has suddenly gone to Facebook as a state has all the chances to contribute 24. VPNs are the Heroes of Our Time If you don’t like the way social media and other sites track you online ( and even offline), you should try a VPN. 25. How To Fix Everything That's Wrong With the Internet What do Google, Facebook, Youtube, Amazon, Uber and a phone book have in common? They are indexes — searchable lists of stuff. Google is a list of keywords mapped to the websites they appear in. Facebook is a list of profiles, posts, private messages, events and other types of information. Youtube has users, videos and comments. Amazon: merchants and items. Uber: drivers, customers and ride requests. 26. The Future of the Internet: Privacy, Censorship, and Equality Big tech companies like Facebook and Google are censoring a wide range of information from being published and shared on social media channels like Twitter, Instagram, Youtube, and Facebook. 27. Encryption vs. Surveillance in Hong Kong The Hong Kong national security law created a series of provisions that restrict the flow of information and suppress the civil unrest within the region. In the short term, this new law has had a profound impact on the business landscape, creating a series of winners who seek to expand their share in the local marketplace. In the long term, it will reform the technology landscape in Hong Kong for years to come 28. Does Freedom of Speech Exist in Cryptocurrency Communities? "A statement may be both true and dangerous. The previous sentence is such a statement." - David Friedman 29. You Censor One of Us, You Censor Us All Censorship is on the rise as technology gets more advanced. We’re going to explore some key areas where censorship exists today, how censorship impacts everyone, and the domino effects that occur. We’re also taking a look at technology based solutions enabling powerful - not perfect - anti censorship tools for citizens. 30. My Thoughts on Stocktwits, Censorship, and Online Harassment Stocktwits as a tool really excited me in the beginning, but I was awakened to a reality of things that are quite toxic. What inspired me, is that you seem to have had founders with an innovative vision in terms of creating a community for stocks and stock tickers. However, this community may have become a safe haven for trolling, internet harassment, defamation, stock dumping, privacy concerns, and much more. This isn't to personally come after the founders or anything like this, as I warrant a healthy discussion on how to improve big tech. We do need to look at the problems though. Thank you for checking out the 30 most read stories about Censorship on HackerNoon. to find the most read stories about any technology. Visit the /Learn Repo

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Here are some tools that allow you to schedule Pinterest posts for the future Pinterest posts can be an awesome marketing tool and get a ton of reach. However, Pinterest’s native scheduler only allows you to schedule posts for up to 2 weeks in advance. Here are 4 tools that allow you to schedule Pinterest posts as far into the future as you’d like. Pinterest Scheduling Tools 1. OneUp OneUp is a social media scheduling tool that supports (both Personal and Business accounts), LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google Business Profiles, TikTok, and Stocktwits. Pinterest : OneUp has a Free Plan, so you can schedule Pinterest posts for free. Cost : 4.8/5 (290 reviews) Capterra reviews Connecting your Pinterest account When you sign up, you can connect your Pinterest account(s) from the Accounts page in OneUp. OneUp supports both Personal Pinterest accounts and Business Pinterest accounts. Then click “Create a post”: Then choose which Pinterest account and which Board you want to post to. If you have multiple accounts connected, you can post to multiple accounts at the same time: Just like when you create Pins on Pinterest itself, OneUp allows you to add Pin titles, descriptions, and destination links for your Pins: OneUp also has a Canva integration, so you can create an image in Canva and add it to your post without ever leaving OneUp. Then choose for it to either post once or automatically repeat at whatever interval you want, and then schedule your Pin or add it to your Drafts folder: OneUp’s website: www.oneupapp.io 2. Social Pilot Social Pilot is a social media scheduling tool that supports Pinterest, LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google Business Profiles, and Telegram. : Social Pilot starts at $50/month Cost : 4.4/5 (327 reviews) Capterra reviews 3. SocialBee SocialBee is a social media scheduling tool that supports Pinterest, LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google Business Profiles, and TikTok. : SocialBee starts at $19/month Cost : 4.5/5 (24 reviews) Capterra reviews 4. Loomly Loomly is a social media scheduling tool that supports LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google Business Profiles, Pinterest, YouTube, and WordPress. : Loomly starts at $35/month Cost : 4.7/5 (446 reviews) Capterra reviews

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Here are some tools that allow you to schedule Twitter threads for the future Twitter threads are an awesome marketing tool and tend to get more views and engagement than single tweets. However, . you cannot schedule a Twitter thread in advance on either Twitter or Tweetdeck Here are 4 tools that allow you to schedule Twitter threads in advance. Twitter thread scheduling tools 1. OneUp OneUp is a social media scheduling tool that supports , LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, Google Business Profiles, Pinterest, TikTok, and Stocktwits. Twitter : OneUp has a Free Plan, so you can schedule Twitter threads for free. Cost : 4.8/5 (290 reviews) Capterra reviews Connecting your Twitter account When you sign up, you can connect your Twitter account(s) from the Accounts page in OneUp. Schedule a Twitter thread To schedule a Twitter thread, go to the dropdown menu and choose "Schedule Twitter Threads" Then select which Twitter account you want to post to (if you have more than one) and create your Twitter thread: To add another tweet to your Twitter thread, click the “+” button. Just like on Twitter, you can add up to 4 images, a GIF, or a video on each tweet. Alt text is also supported for images. And just like on Twitter,  you can @mention accounts using OneUp. Just type "@" and some letters and you will get suggested accounts: Then you can either schedule your thread for a date in the future, or add your Twitter thread to your Drafts folder. OneUp's website: www.oneupapp.io 2. Loomly Loomly is a social media scheduling tool that supports Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, Google Business Profiles, Pinterest, TikTok, and YouTube. : Loomly starts at $35/month Cost : 4.7/5 (446 reviews) Capterra reviews 3. Chirr App Chirr App supports scheduling Twitter threads. : Chirr App starts at $15/month for scheduling Twitter threads Cost : 0/0 (0 reviews) Capterra reviews 4. SocialBu SocialBu is a social media scheduling tool that supports Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and Google Business Profiles. : SocialBu starts at $8/month for scheduling Twitter threads Cost : 4.6/5 (36 reviews) Capterra reviews

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Here are some tools that allow you to schedule LinkedIn posts for the future LinkedIn posts can be an awesome marketing tool and get a ton of reach. However, . you cannot schedule a LinkedIn post natively on LinkedIn itself Here are 4 tools that allow you to schedule LinkedIn posts in advance. LinkedIn Scheduling Tools 1. OneUp OneUp is a social media scheduling tool that supports , Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google Business Profiles, Pinterest, TikTok, and Stocktwits. LinkedIn (personal profiles and company pages) : OneUp has a Free Plan, so you can schedule LinkedIn posts for free. Cost : 4.8/5 (290 reviews) Capterra reviews Connecting your LinkedIn account When you sign up, you can connect your LinkedIn account(s) from the Accounts page in OneUp. OneUp supports both personal profiles and company pages on LinkedIn. Then click “Create a post” Then choose which LinkedIn account you want to post to. If you have multiple accounts connected, you can post to multiple accounts at the same time. Then create your post. You can @mention company pages in OneUp by typing “@” and then some letters: Next, you can add a photo, GIF, or video directly from your computer, create an image in OneUp’s Canva integration, or choose a professional photo from the Unsplash integration: You can also choose to post with a link preview if you have a link in your post. Then you can click the “Preview” button and see how your post will look on LinkedIn: Here is how this post will look: Then choose for your post to either publish once or have it automatically repeat. For example, this post will repeat every 3 months: Then either Post Now, schedule it for a date in the future or add the post to your Drafts folder. OneUp’s website: www.oneupapp.io 2. Social Pilot Social Pilot is a social media scheduling tool that supports LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google Business Profiles, Pinterest, Telegram. : Social Pilot starts at $50/month Cost : 4.4/5 (327 reviews) Capterra reviews 3. Sendible Sendible is a social media scheduling tool that supports LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google Business Profiles, Pinterest, YouTube, and Wordpress. : Sendible starts at $29/month Cost : 4.5/5 (94 reviews) Capterra reviews 4. Loomly Loomly is a social media scheduling tool that supports LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google Business Profiles, Pinterest, YouTube, and WordPress. : Loomly starts at $35/month Cost : 4.7/5 (446 reviews) Capterra reviews

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If you like stocks and are careful with the way you spend your money, (me saying it seems counter-intuitive given that I bought GME at the peak, I know) you know how much time goes into buying shares of stock. Check out the Gamestonk Terminal GitHub Link : Before Investing in Stocks, you need to Find stocks that are somehow undervalued; Research on the company, and its competitors; Check that the financials are healthy; Look into different technical indicators; Investigate SEC fillings and Insider activity; Look up for next earnings date and analysts estimates; Estimate market’s sentiment through Reddit, Twitter, Stocktwits; Read news;. … the list goes on. It’s tedious and I don’t have $24k for a Bloomberg terminal. Which led me to the idea during X'mas break to spend the time creating my own terminal. I introduce you to “Gamestonk Terminal” (probably should’ve sent 1 tweet every day to Elon Musk for copyright permission heh heh). As someone mentioned, this is meant to be like a swiss army knife for finance. My Gamestonk Terminal contains the following features/functionalities: Some features are: Top gainers; Sectors performance; upcoming earnings releases; top high shorted interest stocks; top stocks with low float; top orders on fidelity; and some SPAC websites with news/calendars. Discover New Stocks: Main features are: Scrolling through Reddit main posts, and most tickers mentions; Extracting trending symbols on stocktwits, or even stocktwit sentiment based on bull/bear flags; Twitter in-depth sentiment prediction using AI; Google mentions over time. Gauge Market Sentiment: List of good pages to do research on a stock, e.g. macroaxis, zacks, macrotrends, .. Research Web pages: Read financials from a company from Market Watch, Yahoo Finance, Alpha Vantage, and Financial Modeling Prep API. Since I only rely on free data, I added the information from all of these, so that the user can get it from the source it trusts the most. Also exports management team behind stock, along with their pages on Google, to speed up research process. Fundamental Analysis: The usual technical indicators: sma, rsi, macd, adx, bbands, and more. Technical Analysis: It has several features that I found to be really useful. Some of them are: Latest news of the company; Analyst prices and ratings; Price target from several analysts plot over time vs stock price; Insider activity, and these timestamps marked on the stock price historical data; Latest SEC fillings; Short interest over time; A check for financial warnings based on Sean Seah book. Due Diligence: The one I had more fun with. It tries to predict the stock price, from simple models like sma and arima to complex neural network models, like LSTM. The additional capability here is that all of these are easy to configure. Either through command line arguments, or even in form of a configuration file to define your NN. It also allows backtesting. Prediction Techniques: Allows you to run several jobs functionalities and write daily notes on a stock, so that you can assess what you thought about the stock in the past, to perform better decisions. Reports: Allows you to compare different stocks. Comparitive Analysis: : Cryptocurrencies, Portfolio Analysis, Credit Analysis. Feel free to add the features you'd like and we would happily work on it. On the ROADMAP This project will always remain open-source, and the idea is that it can grow substantially over-time so that more and more people start taking advantage of it. Feel free to contribute to the project. Feedback is extremely welcome!

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