Fintech For Stocks #AchievedByARQ


wealthymattersAn app aficionado ?

Keen to put your money into stocks and mutual funds to take advantage of the current buoyancy in the stock markets?

Want “personalized” stock and mutual fund  advice at no cost ?

Determined to maximize your returns ?

Angel Broking , one of India’s top broking firms has just the product for you: ARQ billed as a Revolutionary Hyper-Intelligent Investment tool. A first of its kind !

ARQ is an automated investment engine that its creators believe takes human shortcomings out of investing and lets customers realize the maximum potential of equities as an asset class. ARQ offers both lump sum and SIP recommendations for Mutual Funds and Equity Stocks. It is accessible to all Angel Broking Customers via Angel Eye or the Angel Broking App. Read more of this post

The Opportunity In Blockchains


wealthymattersMany years into the deployment of the internet, many believed that it was still a fad. Since then, the internet has become a major part on our lives, from how we buy goods and services, to the ways we network and how we participate in the political system.There are many parallels between this and cryptocurrencies and blockchains today:

Like the internet, cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin are driven by advances in core technologies along with a new, open architecture — the Bitcoin blockchain. Like the internet, this technology is designed to be decentralized, with “layers,” where each layer is defined by an interoperable open protocol on top of which companies, as well as individuals, can build products and services.

Like the internet, in the early stages of development there are many competing technologies, so it’s important to specify which blockchain you’re talking about. And, like the internet, blockchain technology is strongest when everyone is using the same network, so in the future we might all be talking about “the” blockchain. Read more of this post

The Aadhar Game


Aadhar is a high-stakes game.

Data is a hot asset these days. And everyone , his uncle and his monkey wants to acquire or leverage other people’s data, any which way, preferably free and by using the coercive powers of the state, to build private fortunes and ensure that the whole world does their bidding, never mind how oh-so-not-in-their own self-interest it is for people to fall in line meekly .

The following is a presentation from one of the foremost proponents of Aadhar.An occasional good point here. An overriding sense of entitlement and belief that the author knows all and the best way forward and a frightening lack of empathy and disregard for what the rest of the world might feel or want.

My comments on this presentation follow below:

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