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My Online Earnings Overview - October 2023 A while ago I started testing online money-making platforms that pay users for doing some microtasks like PTC, surveys, games, quizzes, social media engagement and so on. Why? Because the information available online was scarce and some of the reviewers were giving mixed feedback, so I decided to test things for myself. And because is always good to have some extra income and diversify. Having said that, I support people being able to support themselves and these type of activities are in no way financial advice nor do they replace a fulltime income. Look at my Tuesdays are for surveys column if you wish to find out more about every website in particular. Before we start you need to know the earnings ar enot huge and I consider them #coffeemoney or #beermoney. The ammounts as small as you will see bellow, but they add up and it also depends how much you are willing to invest from your time. It is for sure better than nothing. Today, I will ad a monthly column to my Publish0x - every 1st week of each month I will wrap and sump up together all my earnings from previous month. Note that I start with October 2023, but I do such tasks for more than 6months but is only now that I start also keeping track here for readers' overview. Also, how can I review their websites if not using them for longer time? SO, rest assured that all what you read is tested at least for a few months before being presented here. So, for your overview I had a look at my PAypal and decided to count all what came from the online microtasks done during October. Looking at all the numbers and time spent, for me it was still worth it. For many people, it probably is not. Why ir worthed for me and how I manage to these tasks is explained in my Tuesdays are for surveys column but the idea is: microtasks online are completed during downtime, time spent while waiting for systems to load, in the background of my other work, during wait at a bus station (I commute a lot so that gives me at least 20 min/ day to fill). I am lucky to have made my routine over the years: a 2hours forest walk/hike every day, so I have plenty of time to replenish and refresh as we are humans and too much screen time is what it is. *Here is the summary of my October 2023 earnings from doing microtasks online:* I recommend having a look at my weekly column Tuesdays are for Surveys special column published by me on Publish0x where I speak in detail about each of the platforms from my table above how to earn and also included there are the photos with images from my PayPal account - proof statements of the gains. The above overview includes just the websites from which I actually received a payment, I do have more but not all of them reached a threshold during October 2023. I also do not include in my overviews about Publish0x earned amounts, for that I will probably write a future article after I decide what to do with the earnings from here, I never actually cash out. So, in my reviews, you will see just the ammounts that were cashed out, as those are real earnings in my opinion. Check these platforms for yourself and decide if they are worth it or not. For my next overview, I plan to count the time spent better and give insights on how long it takes and tips for when is good to fill in these tasks/ productivity ideas. Soo, goodbye October and Hello Novemeber! See you next time!

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How to Activate Ichimoku Cloud on Binance (a short guide) There are articles upon articles and blogs about how to use and read the Ichimoku Cloud, so feel free to use them as there is really nothing more to add. This technical analysis method was developed by Goichi Hosoda, a Japanese journalist, and published in the 1960s. It provides various data points as compared to the standard charts. If you are interested to learn it, I strongly recommend it. The word "ichimoku" translates into "one look," meaning  that analysts can spot support and resistance levels in a just one quick view, or at a glance. When I started learning it, it seemed complicated at first. But as everything in life, anything is easy once your know it. It is possible to learn how to read the charts and interpret its trading signals. However, in this short guide I will not go into the details, as there is already a lot of content on that and much better explained. For starters, the training from Binance Academy is really amazing, well described and helpful. What I had troubles with as beginner was how the different names/terminology used in Ichimoku were various across different exchanges, bloggers and traders. Each line has a name - its original Japanese name and then each line has at least other 2-3 other names, depending on the exchange or trader. In this guide I will show: 1) quick terminology clarification: how the lines are called in Binance and by their original name 2) how to activate the Cloud in Binance exchange (with screenshots) ****1. What can these lines do?**** There are three main lines that you need to understand in Ichimoku analysis and the extra two leads. So, I will just summarise them all five bellow without too much detail, this is just a clarification of the existing naming convention and their specific names in the exchange. Feel free to correct or add anything if needed. Tenkan Sen and Kijun Sen are the main lines in this method, they are named in Japanese and show how the moving averages used in an Ichimoku Cloud. 1. The Tenkan Sen is also known as *Red Line* or *Slow Line* and in Binance exchange you can find it as "Base Line" 2. The Kijun Sen is also known as *Blue line* or *Fast Line* and in Binance Exchange you can find it named as "Conversion Line" 3. Chikou Span is also known as *Lagging Line* or *Orange Line* and in Binance Exchange you can find it as "Lagging Line" "Lead 1" and  "Lead 2" are forming the reddish and greenish blobs, the clouds in the Ichimoku Clouds. These lines calculate and help make price movement predictions, depending on how you input your periods in the settings sesction of your Binance Ichimoku Cloud (you can leave them as default also) The trading system is not always accurate and in no way do not take it as investing advice. But in general, it works this way: - before taking the price look at the orange line to be above the clouds. Also, price must be above the cloud - watch for price to touch the fast line (blue line or conversion line) as that is a good buying signal. You can buy - if price is testing / touching the red line you can buy again (also known as go long) - is good to exit the position anytime the fast line crosses bellow the red line Above was just a short example of how to the "buy low, sell high" trading, but feel free to do the opposite if that is suitable for your situation. Know that, going short is much riskier. In all cases, my strong advice is to just do not trade at all. Is much better, safer and healthier option. ****2. How to Bring Some Clouds Into my Life?**** To activate Ichimoku Cloud in Binance - GO to Technical Indicator -> Indicators: -> type in Ichimoku -> and choose Ichimoku Cloud from the list (hit Enter):  Now you see the Ichimoku is active on your trading view Binance ->click on the 3 dots ... -> go to Settings: From here choose your inputs (periods for calculation as needed or leave them default): Is also good idea to colour your lines in the preferred nuances, thickness, as it helps a lot: So that's it, for today. This is not trading advice. Enjoy the time on the clouds while keeping the feet on the ground!

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