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Hot 100: Nicki Minaj Earns First Solo #1 as ‘Super Freaky Girl’ Delivers Biggest First-Week Sales by a Female in 2022
Nicki Minaj has done it!
With a career as illustrious as the Rap royal’s, there are few milestones that the superstar had yet to clear.
However, uniquely a solo #1 single on the Billboard Hot 100 was one of them.
That changed moments ago because Onika’s latest effort ‘Super Freaky Girl’ has flown straight in at pole position.
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Chloe X Halle Cover Essence / Open Up About Solo Journeys
Check out Chloe x Halle, who cover the latest issue of Essence.
The GRAMMY-nominated sister duo has proven a force when together and equally potent as they strut forward on their solo journeys.
Over the last year, Chloe Bailey has blazed a trail with bops such as ‘Have Mercy,’ ‘Treat Me,’
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Hot 100: Nicki Minaj Set To Secure Her First Solo #1 Hit with ‘Super Freaky Girl’
Thanks to a supercharged start on digital platforms, ‘Super Freaky Girl’ – the latest single from Rap Queen Nicki Minaj – is predicted to premiere atop next week’s Hot 100.
Enjoying a rocketed response from its August 12 release, ‘Super’ soared to the top of real-time sales tallies in over 50 countries –
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Sandy Denny’s four solo albums to be reissued
These canonical works have been out of print for many years
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Composer helps give solo investors some of the power of a hedge fund
TL;DR: As of August 14, you can get your first month of the Composer Pro Subscription for free. (It’s $24 per month after that.)
Elon Musk now says he never suggested people should buy cryptocurrencies. That’s easy for him to say after the already highly combustible crypto market has recently started to combust. But after years of tweeting about crypto, including his seemingly personal favorite dogecoin, the Tesla chief now says all that chat was never an endorsement.
The moral of the story is that it’s probably better to depend on your own knowledge than the opinions of a billionaire. Composer is a tool that can help bring your skill set up to what it needs to be for success in investing. There are still no guarantees when it comes to investing (and there never will be), but a knowledgeable investor is probably going to beat a newbie every time.
While automated trading for the personal investor has been available before, Composer is hoping to push the idea forward, designed to deliver the immediacy of hedge fund-style investments on a platform that’s supposed to be as streamlined and intuitive as they come for retail investors. Composer tries to make it easy for novice investors to create their own portfolio strategies in a visually based, no-code environment, along with automatic trading triggered by your own established transaction rules.
For those just getting their feet wet, Composer offers dozens of preset fund strategies called symphonies. Each is composed around themes, like Stocks or Bonds: Ride the Winner, which fluctuates between stocks or bonds depending on their returns for the past three months. Or Big Tech Momentum, which invests in the two big tech stocks showing the best performance over the past month. With each, users can look into a symphony’s returns history, begin to understand how it works and decide if it’s a practical choice for them.
While shoppers can add any of those symphonies to their portfolio, they can also create symphonies of their own with the Composer Editor. Editor is like a garage for investors, designed to allow users to take each symphony apart, then use pieces to construct their own strategies. Editor is also supposed to make it easy to put your philosophies to the test, evaluating your investing ideas by backtracking and extrapolating what their performance would have been over the past six months.
And since most people don’t have time to watch every investment constantly for perfect buy and sell times, Composer is also made to automate purchases to carry out your guidelines like clockwork. You set your buy and sell points based on nuanced measures like standard deviation, max drawdown, or relative strength Index (RSI) of each investment. Or you can decide a timeline for buying and selling, and once that threshold is reached, Composer is set up to make the transaction automatically.
It takes about 90 seconds to sign up and create your own Composer account. Once the account is funded, you can invest in a pre-made symphony or create your own to get your investing journey underway. Get your first month free, no code required, on a Composer Pro Subscription (regularly $24/month).
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