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Are your emotions impacting your investments? Two simple ways to shut out market hype

The Globe and Mail Darryl Brown Published March 10, 2021 Bookmark Question from Young Money reader: What measures can I put in place to help me weather the ups and downs of market hype? There are so many emotions at play. I’d like to stop thinking about investing all day – and make sure that managing my investments doesn’t feel like a full-time job. Answer from Darryl Brown, an independent investment consultant and founder of in Toronto: Social media, influencers, online forums and even the financial-services industry itself are responsible for driving market hype. Why? Because it sells. The industry thrives on pushing the emotional envelope and trying to convince investors that this is a game that can be played – and played to win. If we let the hype get to us, we’re the ones getting played.

Microsoft to Move to a Single Edge codebase

Microsoft to Move to a Single Edge codebase News of this change comes via Reddit, but I found out about this through Neowin. In short, during the Microsoft Edge | Mobile Productivity in the Enterprise session at Ignite this week, Edge senior program manager Darryl Brown said that Microsoft was moving its browser to a common code base across desktop Windows, Mac, and Linux and mobile (Android and iOS). Of course, because of the limitations imposed by Apple, the iOS version of Edge will need to use Apple’s WebKit-based render. But otherwise, the codebases will be the same. The reasons for this change are obvious enough, but the biggest is just related to efficiency. Today, Microsoft has to develop common new features across the browser three times once for desktop, once for Android, and once for iOS which makes it challenging to rollout those new features simultaneously.

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Malaysia s difficult search for certainty

Malaysia’s difficult search for certainty 30 January 2021 Author: Darryl Tan, ASLI CPPS On 12 January, Malaysian King Al-Sultan Abdullah declared a nationwide state of emergency. The declaration was largely unexpected and took place less than a day after the announcement of a second round of strict COVID-19 lockdowns for several states. The official aim of the emergency is to help combat a devastating third wave of infections, as daily COVID-19 cases averaged 2487 in the week leading up to the declaration. Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin suggested in a televised speech that emergency ordinances may be enacted to allow the government to access private healthcare assets and empower the armed forces to assist with public health services.

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