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IS TIMOTHY SYKES A SCAM OR NOT? A Review On Tim Sykes

TECH & INNOVATION 01.21.2020 22:45 PM

Timothy Sykes is a well-known stock trader. He is notable for making over $1.5 million dollars in trading profits while in Tulane University studying Philosophy and a minor program in Business. Tim Sykes used $12,000 in Bar Mitzvah money to achieve such a feat. He initially started with penny stocks and later on ventured into other kinds of stocks. Tim has been one notable trading figured to be reckoned with by CNBC, CNN, Forbes, Larry King, Steve Harvey and other bodies. Despite the fact that Tim is a penny stock trader, he is also an entrepreneur and financial educator. He has several websites linked to his achievements. These include Investimonials, StocksToTrade and the popular one Profit.ly. His services are being provided through his main website - timothysykes.com. In this article, we will cover all you need to know about Tim Sykes include a scam review.

Nuclear Fusion and All Its Advantages May Be Achieved, If a New “Tokamak” Design Is Effective

01.20.2020 21:21 PM

The search for practical, renewable, and endless power is what nuclear engineers want. Developing the process of nuclear fusion into a virtually endless power source, to power the development of mankind, and aspirations for cheaper sources of energy.

Why Businesses Choose Proxy Over VPN and why should you?

01.20.2020 17:21 PM

Many companies tend to use a proxy or a VPN for their business. Though a proxy and a VPN seem similar and provide improved security, they function differently. To compare, proxies are way better and the right choice for a business to success. Before choosing whether it's a VPN or a proxy, you must have a clear understanding of what exactly they are

How to Prevent Ice and Dust Particles Causing Damage to Hypersonic Spacecraft in the Earth’s Atmosphere

01.18.2020 06:19 AM

When hypersonic spacecraft are still inside the inner atmosphere, it is no problem. But, when the outer reaches are encountered, there is another problem to consider.

NASA's Lucy is Already Starting to Reach for the Sky and the Asteroids With its Newest Mission

01.16.2020 20:59 PM

While the Artemis mission is on its way, NASA is taking mankind further into space and into the asteroid belt with its new mission. This will be the first time for humanity to have a close-up look at the Trojan asteroids.

If AI Can Detect Human Emotions, Will It Spell Danger For Mankind in the Future?

01.16.2020 20:45 PM

AI is changing at a fast rate, and it should be given some thought if all artificial intelligence develops, then what are the limits to be applied. This question is taken seriously, should AI learn to read human emotions better than ourselves.

Materials Engineers Successfully Developed First-Ever Transforming Metal

01.15.2020 23:37 PM

Material engineers at Iowa State University have developed a metal that changes when heated. It causes the smooth surface to become rougher and not a smooth surface. Having a liquid and solid-state depending on the temperature which can be used later on.

'Is This the Real World or Just a Simulation?' Quantum Musings about Experiments in 2019

01.15.2020 11:20 AM

Is our world real or is it a mere simulation as the quantum begins to unravel and confuse? What is it, really?

Discoveries in 2019 With Significant Impact on Science

01.15.2020 05:37 AM

Discoveries in 2019, will have an effect on aspects of science that concern it. Learning more about them, will give more insight and understand these claims better. There will be bigger discoveries later, as science keeps on searching for new facts.

The Hows and Whys of the Differences between Quantum, Classical Computing

01.14.2020 07:16 AM

Differences between these computing types are night and day, both work differently compared to each other except that quantum computing needs more development compared to the other. Suffice it to say that quantum computing is the next level computing type in-waiting.

Robots May Not Be the Mechanical Helpers We Think They Are

01.14.2020 06:23 AM

Robots are now in development and cars are robots as well, because they can drive themselves a bit. As AI gets more sophisticated they might not be mechanical helpers forever. With Asimov’s three laws of robotics, it might not be enough.

Saving Lives with Fire Alarms: The Science Behind It

01.13.2020 17:30 PM

It goes without saying that fire is deadly. Whether it occurs in a natural or man-made setting, a fire that is allowed to spread out of control can injure, killed, and cause devastating property damage. Mitigating the risks of fire is the driving force behind fire alarms. We install fire alarms in residential and commercial structures so as to alert occupants that a fire has started. The faster the occupants are alerted, the more quickly they can take action. From a scientific standpoint, fire alarms are fairly simple devices. But the psychological impact they have on the occupants of burning structures is profound. As such, fire alarms are purposely designed to demand attention once they go off. You know yourself how difficult it is to ignore a sounding fire alarm.

Artificial Intelligence Will Eliminate Trolls Plaguing Social Networking Sites When Perfected

01.13.2020 08:40 AM

Caltech researchers are developing AI that will hunt down troll posts, by learning how context is used. Artificial Intelligence now a tool to combat social media trolling, to shut them down more efficiently. The system GloVe is an update that will allow better tracking of context changes with keywords too.

NASA Introduces New Spacesuits For Astronauts Joining the Artemis Mission to the Moon

01.13.2020 08:40 AM

This new year marks a new chapter for the agency as they try to achieve another giant leap for mankind. Earlier, NASA introduced the new spacesuits that will be worn by the astronauts that will embark on the Artemis mission.

Mechanical and Material Engineering Science Will Benefit From the Cooling Method of the Lotus Flower

01.13.2020 07:52 AM

Scientists can learn much about how nature designs its cooling systems that are hydrophobic and hydrophilic at the same time. Developing materials like this will hold my application from tech to others. Nature’s design is simple and when studied are the most efficient, compared to human designs.

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