Internet Day 2024 is on Tuesday, October 29, 2024: Where on the internet do day traders go frequently?

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Marking the anniversary from the first use of the web to transmit a note digitally, way in 1969. Don't forget draw attention that the machine crashed midway through delivering it, though…

Right now day traders are going only one place--into the tank. The market is so senseless and volatile that people are losing their shirts. There seems to be no pattern at all that a day trader can reliably exploit, and often there are several contradictory pattern in any given day. The smart money seems to be sitting on the sidelines until housing and mfg. have some sort of underpinnings--even health care and drug stocks have turned unreliable. The stock that may seem poised to take off today may be next-to-worthless in a matter of hours--look what happened to Citibank, now trading at under $5 a share. A BANK???

Of course, it depends on what sort of service you have to offer, and the whole problem is made loonier by the fact that the average day trader tends to be a romantic maverick and few of them have very much discipline.

when was internet safety day INVENTED?

2007

the 'who' may be at 1 of the 2 links there.

National Internet Safety Day is September 25, 2011

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ADDED--seems theres a sid, as well

Celebrating Safer Internet Day across the world

Almost 40 countries will participate in the fourth edition of Safer Internet Day (SID) which this year takes place on 6 February.

About Insafe

European Schoolnet coordinates the European Safer Internet network, Insafe, which aims to empower citizens to use the Internet, as well as other information and communication technologies, safely, ethically and effectively. It is funded by the European Commission’s Directorate General for the Information Society and Media and comprises national nodes in 24 countries in Europe. It works in collaboration with three associated nodes, in Argentina, Australia and the USA.

Published: Thursday, 25 Jan 2007

Last changed: Monday, 29 Jan 2007

What is the best internet option these days?

well for $50 a month you can take $10 of that and turn it into gas... lol and keep using DSL unless you got the outrageous priced DSL or uverse... or whatever.... the plan for what you have should be more then enough... actualy if you dont do any heavy internet activities such as downloading large files... uploading videos to youtube... watching movies.. playing games online.... you would go better on an AT&T plan with there smaller plans like 4mbps and pay like $20-$30... a month.... but loads cheaper.... and you wouldn't even notice a drop because of the little usage.... the only time you would really notice is when watching a movie it will lag alot more.... "netflix" or playing games online.... or downloading torrents... you can still get wifi or wirless internet all you need is a wireless routers those usualy cost around $50 or so... DSL is perfectly fine for your needs becasue your not using all the bandwith unless your watching movies downloading uploading and playing games online.... and the way i see it... why spend the extra money if i dont need it... right? its litteraly like... why buy a 50 foot hose for my faucet when i only need 10 feet to reach to my drive way... the rest is just sitting there wasted.... but costed much more in money.... hope this helps for your needs...

put simply if all you do is email facebook very little downloading... no movies no online gaming... then 2mbps should be good... for 2 people i would recomend 4mbps... gaming... 6mbps... movies also 6mbps... both simotaniously... or torrent downloading... get cable internet 20mbps or 30mbps... "also cable sometimes has deals with the 20mbps plan its usualy around $25-$40... faster speeds for less money... just remember if you dont know much in the area with internet speeds... the higher the number.. the faster... average is 6mbps.... slow is 2mbps fast is 20mbps.... and the fastest like big buinesses is around 100mbps and so on... thats retarded fast for an inhouse internet set up lol

by the way dont pay $100 to get a network installed its simple.... lol plug your internet cable "ethernet cable" coming off your cable modem or at&t modem... plug in to the in Lan port of the wifi router... in most routers there will be 1 input port and 4 output ports... others will either have more or less... now plug a computer into it and configure it with the included software... "feel free to get cable if you want a free router just know you will be paying a $4-$10 leasing fee monthly" on top of your bill...