Currency Forext Trading Tips - Analyzing the market trends

by Steve H. Colon

Analysis and strategic development
Forex trading is often touted upon as one of the most complex forms of investment. According to a large number of people, investing one's resources, time and energy in the trade markets is not a wise consideration, since all of the ventures which are even remotely related to technology are inaccessible and not within one's reach. Moreover, foreign exchange trade markets primarily being an online facility adds to the fears of people. But such fears are absolutely futile and have been unnecessarily exaggerated. The techniques do not involve complex technologies. One just needs a bit of expertise and a logical and deducing mind to be successful in this supposedly scandalous domain.
This field can be aptly termed as a 'fast moving' one because the players/investors need to be in constant touch with the latest available trading mechanisms. For this purpose, even some online tutorial forums have been launched to impart the right and precise knowledge to people interested. The benefits of such forums cannot be overlooked and some of the strategies taught over here can prove to be helpful for people in dire straits.
Forex markets versus stock markets
One of the essential elements of the forex markets is that survival over here is not in any manner affected by the whimsical and fanciful attitude of a bunch of people, better known as the stock brokers or agents. This behaviour is quite unlike the stock markets which are dependent on these agents. Rather, there are many other factors which would determine one's success or failure in the forex markets. The power of strategizing rests in the investors' hands, but the impact cannot be seen on the trading. It is the market fundamentals and other factors which actually make a difference.
The forex markets are highly vulnerable and can act as a great profit making, or even a loss incurring source. The concept of 'margin trading' is the main reason for such enormous benefits/losses. Hence, any investor should start with a properly planned strategy to ensure success.
Analytical tools- source
In the new technology driven era, there are a plethora of options available which are more than sufficient to quench anyone's thirst over forex related issues. These sources contain the most trivial to the most critical information and can be referred to time and again. The primary source is the website from where all relevant content can be extracted. With such a huge amount of information available, care must be taken to selectively utilize the one which is required. The reason for this is, that there might be outdated information still floating over the net, say on the currency conversion rates which might prove detrimental for the investor's finances, and hence success. The articles could be available on topics which discuss about the basics of forex trading, the strategies involved, players associated etc.
The other sources of information could be e-books and the literature which is available in hard bound copies. Moreover, there are specialists who can give a lecture on the related topics. All these sources are basically secondary, with the self- acquired knowledge and expertise being at the numero uno position.

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Need Investing Ideas? Try These Strategies

by Dan Cappel

We live in the information age. You can find information about anything you can imagine. There are countless news websites, blogs, and online forums discussing just about any topic under the sun. The good news for investors is that learning how to effectively utilize this information can lead to a seemingly limitless stream of investing ideas. The challenging part is figuring out exactly how to use all of this information to your advantage. Let's briefly examine some of the predominant methods investors use to generate investing ideas.
The Top-Down Approach
What methods typically come to mind when you think about generating investing ideas? If you're like most people, you might consider reading the business section of the newspaper, or reading a finance-oriented publication, or visiting a finance website. There is no doubt that these types of sources can provide good information, but there are some also some potential pitfalls to exclusively using these types of sources to generate ideas.
For example, an article in the business section of your favorite website might report that GE's profits were up in the second quarter of the year compared to the first quarter. But what does this really tell you as an investor, and is it enough to make you think that GE might be a good long-term investment? On one hand, this news could mean that the company's products or services have improved, and this led to the increase in profits. On the other hand, the increased profits could simply be a result of a one-time event and might not be indicative of the direction of future earnings. It's hard to say exactly what the increased profits mean without doing more research.
People who use the top-down method typically prefer a much broader approach when it comes to generating investing ideas. In addition to reading finance and business-related news stories, they like to explore a variety of other sources of information, and even look for ideas in everyday life. They look for investing ideas while watching the news, reading articles online, watching television, or even listening to a conversation between colleagues or friends.
Let's take a look at a simple hypothetical example of how you can generate an investing idea using the top-down approach. Let's assume that you come across an article that says that there is increasing scientific evidence that drinking green tea regularly can lead to weight loss. Since you know that there has been an increased incidence of obesity in America, you think that drinking green tea is something that people will probably start to do in order to try to lose weight. You decide that you are going to find the best company that manufactures green tea products and invest in it to capitalize on this recent scientific breakthrough.
So what you have done here is taken a big picture idea (in this case, the assumption that drinking green tea causes weight loss), then considered the possible implications (that people would drink more green tea to try to lose weight), and based on the implications were able to generate an investing idea and narrow your focus to a specific company that might benefit from this trend.
This is just one example of how to come up with an idea using the top-down approach. Another popular way to use the top-down approach is to use the economic or business cycle as a guide. This is called cyclical investing. This involves pinpointing where you are in the economic or business cycle. Once you determine where you are in the economic cycle, you can then more easily locate industries that are undervalued, and thus possibly worthy of investment. You can then narrow your focus to more specific sub-industries and then to companies within the sub-industry.
In a nutshell, the top-down investment style involves looking at the big picture, thinking about what types of products and services are likely to be in demand based on your observations, and then investing in quality companies that offer these types of products and services. Using the top-down method, you'll be surprised about how many good investing ideas you can come up with, especially if you make a habit of thinking about the implications of what you observe in everyday life.
The Bottom-up Approach
Another popular approach to investing is the bottom-up approach. This is an entirely different approach that can also be successful if properly executed. As opposed to the top-down approach looking at the big picture and then eventually narrowing their focus to an individual stock, bottom-up investors like to focus almost entirely on individual companies. This type of investor typically thinks that good companies can make money regardless of economic or other external conditions. Analysis of both the competition and industry conditions is de-emphasized and a more thorough analysis of the company's operations and financial condition is emphasized.
For example, a bottom-up investor might start by running a stock screener to figure out which stocks meet his or her basic objective investment criteria, and then do some thorough research on each of these companies to determine which of these companies might make good investment candidates. Other methods that a bottom-up investor might use to come up with possible investment candidate companies include reading articles about individual stocks, listening to company conference calls, or reading annual reports.
Let's look at a quick example of how I might come up with an investment idea if I used the bottom-up strategy. Let's say I come across an article about a specific company and how well it has performed over the past several years. The article outlines some basic financial ratios and how the company's profitability has increased over the past several years. Now interested in the company, I decide to research the company in more detail. I read the annual report, study the balance sheet, income and cash flow statements, listen to the most recent conference call, analyze the company's management, and review some financial ratios. As a result of all of this research, I make a determination about whether this company is a suitable investment candidate.
To summarize, in contrast with the top-down approach which stresses starting with the big picture and narrowing your focus to an individual company, the bottom-up approach emphasizes analyzing individual companies on their own merits and determining their chances of success completely independent of external factors.
A Blended Approach
Maybe you decide that don't want to exclusively use either the top-down or bottom-up approach. Maybe you like to use a stock screener to come up with a few companies that meet your basic criteria. You then do some basic research on the resulting companies. You briefly review some financial ratios, but also think briefly about how the companies compare to other companies in their respective industries, and think about whether it is the right time in the economic cycle to invest in each company. Using the aforementioned steps you narrow the original list to two or three legitimate investment candidates.
Since you are reviewing both external conditions and information about the quality of the individual companies, you are using what I like to call the blended approach to generating investing ideas. I tend to think that most investors take this approach to one degree or another, and that it can also be a very successful approach if properly used.
In Conclusion
We have reviewed several different approaches that investors use to generate investing ideas. Regardless of which approach you choose, make sure the approach you decide to use makes sense to you and that you are persistent in your efforts. The best investors, even Warren Buffett, are constantly looking for new investing ideas. If you are diligent and consistent in your approach, you will be sure to find some quality investment opportunities. After all, developing the ability to pinpoint quality investment opportunities is the first step to becoming a successful investor.

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Dan Cappel is an experienced investor and is dedicated to helping other people learn how to invest in stocks . Get FREE access to the exclusive stock research tools and information he offers today!

What To Know Before You Begin Investing

by Dan Cappel

Eager to get started, many people begin investing in stocks before they really understand the basics of investing. While it there are some things that can only be learned from experience, jumping in too hastily can be a big mistake. Here are some things that you should know before you begin investing.
What is the stock market?
The stock market is the general term for a collection of stock exchanges that allow investors to trade securities. There are a number of stock exchanges around the world, including the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), NASDAQ, London Stock Exchange, Tokyo Stock Exchange, and Euronext.
Why does a company issue stock?
A company issues stock to raise funds in a way that doesn't require them to issue debt. In exchange, shareholders get a piece of ownership of the company, and are entitled to dividends that the company decides to pay out. In addition, if a publicly traded company is acquired or purchased by another company, shareholders of the company being acquired are compensated in the form of cash or stock in the acquiring company.
How do you buy a stock? Investors can buy or sell stocks on any one of a number of online brokers, or using a full-service stock broker. Brokers actually buy and sell stocks for investors. Cost per trade varies greatly depending on what type of broker you use. Online brokers charge anywhere from around $5 to $20 per trade, while trading with full-service brokers can cost much more.
Are you an investor or a trader?
In order to identify stocks you are interested in, it is first advisable to decide on a basic investment strategy to use. First, decide if you are an investor or a trader. Traders are typically less concerned with financials and fundamentals and more concerned with the short-term movement of stock prices. Investors are typically concerned with the long term potential of a company. They do things like looking at financial statements, reading annual reports, and studying management. Investors typically think that if you choose to buy stock in quality companies, profits will eventually follow as the companies grow.
What is your investing style?
Once you decide that you are an investor and not a trader, you can also choose your investing style. There are two predominant investing styles that people commonly refer to: growth and value.
Value investors are like bargain shoppers. They look for a quality company whose stock is temporarily priced low. Growth investors look for companies whose revenues or earnings are growing at an increasing rate. Many people look for elements of both growth and value. Coming up with an exact strategy to pick stocks is one of the most difficult things about investing. But if you develop some basic guidelines for yourself, it will help you stay on track.
Where can you get information about stocks online?
Once you figure out what type of investor you are, you will need to know how to get access to the information you need. There are many sites that provide free information, including Yahoo! Finance, Google Finance, MSN Money, and many more. Get to know how to navigate one or several of these sites.
Once you know how to get access to information, you will need to be able to understand the information in order to be able to adequately make use of it. You will need to learn how to do things like read financial statements, calculate and interpret financial ratios, what to look for in annual reports, what to listen for in conference calls, and how to analyze management. There are plenty of books and online resources that can help you learn all of this.
Getting Started
Before you commit any real money, you might want to start a practice portfolio to get used to how the market oscillates. Once you are comfortable and think you can mentally withstand the ups and downs of the market, create an account at an online broker. Start by investing a small amount of money and then work your way up. Make sure to keep your portfolio relatively small (5-10 stocks) so you can stay on top of your stocks by doing frequent homework.
This should help you to get started. Keep in mind that there is no easy or fast way to learn how to invest. In order to really begin to understand how to invest successfully, you will need to invest some of your time in reading investing-related books and articles, and studying the habits of successful investors.
On the other hand, it is also important to keep in mind that becoming a successful investor is an ongoing process. There is no way to learn everything before you start, and you will gradually get better as you gain experience. So go ahead and get started now. Maybe you can become the next Warren Buffett.

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Dan Cappel is an experienced investor and is dedicated to helping other people learn how to invest in stocks . Get FREE access to the exclusive stock research tools and information he offers today!

How Risky are Real Estate Investments?

by Dannie Jensen

While a good many millionaires will agree that their fortunes were made in real estate, the honest ones will also tell you that they've probably lost a few fortunes in real estate along the way. This is a risky business and every property purchased doesn't always pan out to become a successful investment. There are many risks involved in real estate investing and you would be going to battle unprepared if you didn't take a moment to carefully study these risks and work to avoid them when planning your property investment strategy.
Unfortunately, there are very few one size fits all risks for real estate investing, as each type of investing is inherently different. This means that each type of real estate investment will involve a new set of risks. Below you will find a brief overview of different styles of investing and the common risks that are involved in each.
Rental Properties
This type of investing offers some risks that are unique and some that are also risks when investing in properties that are lease-to-own or rent-to-own as well. First and foremost is the risk of failing to make a profit. If the property in question cannot achieve an adequate monthly income to cover the expenses of operating the property then it is not a solid investment.
Other risks include the risk of getting bad tenants. This is particularly hard on first time investors. Bad tenants are costly and in some cases destructive (which leads to even greater expense). Vacancies are another risk for rental properties. These properties are only costing money as they sit empty rather than earning money as they were intended. Short turnovers are in your best interest as are long-term tenants.
"Flipped" Properties
This is one of the most enjoyable types of property investments for many 'hands on' investors. This allows the investor to roll up his or her sleeves and take an active role in creating the masterpiece that will eventually bring in serious revenue (at least that is the hope). This is also one of the riskier investments, particularly when trying to turn a profit in what is known as a buyer's market.
The risks are simple but often overlooked and they can have a significant impact on the overall success or failure of the project. First of all, the biggest risk is in paying too much for the property. Other risks include underestimating the costs of repairs, over estimating the ability of the investor to do the work him or herself, taking too much time, experiencing a down turn in the housing market, making the wrong judgment call for the neighborhood, becoming overly ambitious, and getting greedy. Sometimes it is much better to walk away with a lesser profit than to end up loosing money by holding out.
Personal Residence
Keep in mind that your personal home is essentially an investment. The intention is that your home will gain in value over time and that equity in your home will build as you age. There are risks involved in this transaction as well. Buying a home that is in a 'borderline' area or one that is not showing obvious signs of growth is one of the biggest risks. This puts your home in the position to lose rather than gain value. This can make your home a burden rather than the investment it was intended to be. Other risks involve is becoming involved in a loan situation that is not at all beneficial (such as an adjustable rate mortgage or an unreasonable balloon payment).
Perhaps the biggest risk of all when purchasing a personal residence as an investment is failing to get a proper inspection that could rule out potentially costly and even dangerous problems within the home your purchase for you and your family. Toxic mold is one problem that comes easily to mind that most proper home inspections would almost immediately rule out. Others include structural problems that are costly to repair and dangerous to leave in disrepair. Each of these risks should be considered before an offer is made on any property.
For those seeking to turn impressive profits in short order, real estate is one way in which this can be accomplished. It is in your best interest however to be aware of the risks that are involved and take careful steps to minimize those risks. Taking these steps now may cost a little more on the front end but in many cases the pay off for doing so well outweigh the expenses.

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Starting A Small Business-5 Key Steps

by Bruce Dillon

Economists and entrepreneurs would say that the best way to earn and keep your money is not to work for it but to let your money work for you. In the famous book "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" distinctions on how people manage their wealth were made between average to poor people and rich people. Rich people stay on top by learning to be their boss in the field of business. Opening a small business requires great effort, resilience, good management skills and of course a little bit of luck.
Planning
Opening a small business starts with planning. Concentrate first on what kind of product or service you want to engage in such as food, retail or real estate. Make sure that you have enough knowledge and passion to back it up.
The last thing you want is to be saddled in a business that you know nothing about and get bored after a year or so. Take the time to research what materials you need and where to get them at the best prices. If you are catering to a specific place ask people around what kind of product or services they are willing to pay for. Know the wants and needs of the community.
Finances
Second, consider your finances. If you are planning to support you business with your salary reflect on how much you are willing to risk on business without compromising your daily expenses.
Besides your salary, there are several options for you to choose from like taking a loan from banks or lending companies or to engage in a partnership. There are people who are more comfortable in investing their money and leave the management and work to other partner. This is where you come in.
Market Research
After deciding on the product or service for your business and settling your finances, the next thing is to survey the community for a good location. Location is a crucial aspect in opening a small business because this will affect your product/service introduction and accessibility.
Choose a place where there are many people like the downtown area, a corner of the street or a place in the mall. Your store serves as your best advertisement to your would be customers. Even without the flyers and banners curious customers will take time to see what is in that new place.
Marketing
Your next step is marketing. Opening a small business requires an extensive marketing strategy from product/service introduction to ways on how to sell it to the people. This is very important because through marketing you will be able to entice people to be your customers and possibly your patrons.
Some entrepreneurs would even go to the trouble of hiring professionals to come up with new and innovative ways on how to establish their product or service to the public. For starters, it is helpful to learn from the experts; however your finances may dictate that you carry out a lot of these tasks yourself but you will learn a lot from these processes-lessons that will serve you very well in the rest of your entrepreneurial career.
You might think of copying the marketing plans including selling methods, pricing and advertising of successful businesses.
Business Plan Execution
After drawing up your plans and strategy to launch your business, you now need to execute your plans. Buy the necessary equipments and materials and hire good employees for your business. For small businesses, it is advisable to have a hands-on management in order for you to familiarize the ins and outs. Most importantly, hire a good and honest accountant to take care of your records and financial statements.
You must always bear in mind that business can be risky. Your business might fail or succeed depending on many factors. Most successful entrepreneurs would tell you that it took them many years and many failed businesses before they arrived to where they are right now. But you do learn from your mistakes and hopefully this will be the start of a hugely successful business career.

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How To Consider Buying Multi-Family Apartments

by Rudy Silva

Wish to start an apartment business? You can be as wealthy as you wish, when you try multi-family apartments business. You can earn much more if you choose multi-apartment than a single apartment. There are many advantageous factors when you invest in multi-family apartments. Read this article to have more helpful hints about multi-family apartments business. Improve your wealth by learning profitable multi-family apartment's techniques.
Multi-family Apartments are among the most profitable real estate investments to make today as they promise long-term returns. Irrespective of its type-whether it is townhomes, condos, luxury apartments or lakes apartments, Multifamily Investment will never be out in the business. In contrast, apartments function in two ways. First, multi-family housing can provide apartment dwelling for the Investing family.
Second, Multi-family apartments can be income apartments. Luxury apartments such as Lake Apartments, Apartments Park, Garden Apartments and River Apartments are very attractive to people who are seeking peaceful and calming dwelling away from the noise of the city. This holds true to individuals who have career in big cities particularly New York. Investment in Multi-family Apartments offer many advantages.
Foremost, as a real estate investor, Multi-family Investment provides the opportunity to own property at a lower risk with greater leverages as multi-family buildings generate income even when you do not work or out for a vacation with friends or family. It is also easier to manage 12-Unit apartment than managing 10 single home units. Second, Property Management Company assists people who want to invest in multi-family apartments without using their personal cash. In short, it is easier to apply for apartment loans from the banks when it is for multi-family apartments.
Third, there is the option of raising the value of the investor's income. The worth of income apartments is based on the rental rate of the multi-family Apartments. The investor may fix his income value by raising the fees while cutting off the expenses. Fourth, Multi-family investment does not give pressure to investors when it comes to competition. The competition is high in single unit home apartments.
Fourth, there is lesser risk in having several multi residential apartments when it comes to revenues. For example, if the multi-family investor loses two or three tenants out of 12, the losses may not that huge compared when the investment is one single house. Fifth, multi-family buildings can be converted into Condo. For added facilities and amenities therefore, attracts more cash flow, condo apartments provide more comfort to potential dwellers.
Admittedly, Investment in Multi-family Apartments is not easy as it sound. The decision involves careful planning and precise consideration of few factors. For instance, since multi-family investment is geared toward income-generating venture, it is important to determine the potential income it shall generate and this has to do with the value and location of the property. Company that provides services such as multi-property management will help the multi-family investors to initiate property and revenue reviews.
Part of the Investment planning is to have financial and marketing analysis. The Financial analysis includes the building maintenance and equipment, title deeds and income tax return of the property especially in the previous three years, insurance policies, litigation history [should there be any], fire systems, utility bills and details on existing liens. The task also involves inspection by the Engineering and Environmental departments respectively.
None of the above task is hard to do because the investors themselves shall need the services of real estate attorney who will do the process for them. The marketing analysis of Multi-family Apartments is to create marketing strategy to maximize the revenues and multi-family investment returns.

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The Importance of Research and Financing to Property Investment Buying

by Daniel Mc Grey

Property investment buying is one of the best ways to make money in real estate. It offers long-term investments, as well as a stable and continuous source of income. Buying houses for investment purposes can also give you the opportunity to enjoy non-traditional jobs such as renovating distressed and old homes for profit.
However, investing in real estate is not a "get rich quick" strategy. It requires hard work and dedication on the part of the investor. You also have to do your homework to make sure that you will get the results you are expecting when you started out in the real estate business.
Before buying investment properties, it would be wise to conduct some research on the nature of real estate investing first. Just like in any other business, you have to learn the nuts and bolts of your chosen career because jumping in the middle of things will make your life as a real estate investor very complicated.
Learn the latest market trends so you can use it to your advantage when going on a property investment buying spree. Joining real estate investing clubs and getting acquainted with people who shares the same passion in life with you can definitely help. It is because they can provide practical hints and tips on real estate investing that you won't get by reading instructional materials alone.If you are keen on pursuing a career in real estate investing, you might also want to check your finances. Always remember that the amount of money you possess can determine the type of investment properties you can buy. If you don't have sufficient cash flow, it might be difficult for you to make offers to motivated home sellers or find houses that you will flip or rehab.Fortunately, there are ways to obtain funds if you don't have a good amount of ready money on hand. You can ask banks and other lending institutions for help provided that you have a good credit history and a proof that you are capable of repaying your mortgages.If you want to try property investment buying but you can't qualify for a bank loan, you can secure hard money loans instead. A hard money loan is perfect for real estate investors since it is a type of asset-based financing in which a collateralize property's value is used to assess a loan application instead of the borrower's credit history.Doing your "homework" is indeed one of the secrets to become a successful real estate investor. Meanwhile, if you want to learn more about property investment buying, visit http://www.rehab-real-estate.com/.

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Short Sale Pre Foreclosure Investing Advice: How to Negotiate with a Homeowner

by Chris B. Jenkins

Negotiations with the parties involved in a deal take the bulk of the work in pre-foreclosure investing. Are you into short sale pre foreclosure investing? You will need to do a lot of preparations such as establishing a good rapport with the concerned party. If you are going to negotiate with a homeowner, the best way to make a good connection is to approach that person directly. Remember, you've got to get the short sale, so take your time to do the necessary preparations before you start your short sale negotiation.
Planning what you are going to say is a crucial step in your pre-foreclosure deal. First impressions last, right? So collect adequate information about pre-foreclosure investing because it will come in handy when the time comes you have to talk to the homeowners. Before you introduce your proposal to a homeowner, be sure that you are talking to the right person. Then ask the homeowner if he or she is willing to spare a few minutes for the short sale negotiation.
At this point, the negotiation for the short sale will begin. A good strategy for opening a conversation is to talk about jobs, kids, or pets and then slowly shift the topic to the pre-foreclosure deal. Being able to do so gives you the opportunity to be known by the homeowner as a person rather than as an investor.
During your conversation, try to avoid mentioning "foreclosure" or suggesting in any way that the homeowner is to be blamed for the pre-foreclosure. This tip makes a lot of sense because it is important for you to make the homeowner feel that you are on his or her side. So how can you be careful while being honest? Instead of saying bluntly that you have noticed that the homeowner was not keeping up with the payments, you can say that you have noticed that the bank was going to foreclose on the property. Or you can say that, according to your research, the homeowner was having problems regarding the property. The homeowner is facing a financial difficulty, and you do not want to make them feel more miserable by giving them the impression that you are going to take advantage of the situation (Of course, you are not!).
If you can carry on the conversation very well, then you will be rewarded with the trust and confidence from the homeowner who you are dealing with. These you won't get if you focus on closing the deal at once. Once you have already gained the trust and confidence of the homeowner, you can begin the discussion on your main purpose, that is, to offer help on the pre-foreclosure.
Short sale pre foreclosure investing can be very complicated. One minor slipup is enough to spoil a possible pre-foreclosure deal and spell disaster for your money making efforts on your investing. The key ingredients to a successful deal are making a good impression to the homeowner and gaining his or her trust and confidence.

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Creative Tax Strategies to Help Raise Funds for Your Deals

by Amanda Han

For those of you who are putting deals together to purchase apartments or other commercial real estate property, you know that investor relations is one of the most important components of success. Not only do your investors contribute to the overall success of the current project, but investors who are satisfied with their returns and your projects will come back to you over and over again offering to put money in your future deals. That's why it is very important to treat our investors as our "clients" and do all that we can to make sure they are receiving the maximum value from investing their money with us.
As CPAs who work extensively with both investors and syndicators, we have a unique advantage to understanding the needs and wants for both parties mentioned above. Syndicators put a lot into the deal process and should be compensated handsomely for their outstanding efforts. Investors put their trust and money in the deal team and generally get compensated nicely. But after you have done all that you can to maximize the profit on a transaction, what are some other ways that you can still increase your return on investment for both you and your investors? The answer: Look to the IRS! Keep in mind, it's not important how much money you make, rather, it's how much of it you actually get to keep. So let us share some creative tax strategies that will help you attract and retain your angel investors.
How would you like to use pre-tax money to invest in real estate deals AND not pay taxes when you receive your share of income from the deal? If you were an investor looking for a place to put your money, would you be interested in hearing more about this kind of a deal? We know from experience that a large portion of money raised for real estate deals comes from investors' retirement accounts. This strategy allows investors to invest money from their Individual Retirement Accounts (IRA's) or 401(k)'s by using pre-tax money (income which has not been taxed yet), and receive a portion of their investment tax free when they receive their return on investment. For the high net worth investors, this benefit alone could mean an additional return on their investment of up to 35% in tax savings! So consider setting up your syndications to allow for investments from people's retirement accounts.
Another way to create and develop a great relationship with your investors is to empower them with knowledge. If you are targeting a group of investors who are nearing retirement age, you should pay attention to the following advice. For individuals nearing retirement age, they will soon be required by law to begin taking money out of their retirement accounts (IRAs, Pensions, 401Ks). Those amounts, which are generally invested in stocks and mutual bonds, will be taxed - when withdrawn - at ordinary income rates, which are between 15%-35%, depending on their income levels. So for those investor clients who are nearing retirement age, let them know that it may be more beneficial for them to invest in your deals instead of making additional contributions to their retirement accounts. The income they receive from the investment may be treated as capital gains, which is generally taxed at 0-15%, depending on their income levels. So all else being equal, the investor is positioned to increase their return on investment by up to 20% in tax savings alone!
As all successful syndicators know, it always pays off to take good care of your investors. Just as you would do whatever it takes to have happy and satisfied customers, you must do the same for your investor clients. The best part of all is that these strategies require No Money out of Your Own pocket! Once investors know that you have their best interest in mind, they will come back to you over and over and will help you to create the life of your dreams! As always, work with your tax advisor to determine the proper ways to integrate these strategies to fit your transactional needs.

About the Author
Amanda Han is a Managing Director at Keystone CPA, Inc., a firm specializing in tax mitigation strategies for business owners and real estate investors. For complimentary top-notch tax mitigation strategies, visit www.KeystoneCPA.com and sign up for the Monthly Newsletter and Member's Library.

Currency Trading Tutorial: How Do You Make Money With Forex Trading?

by James Roshwood

Financial forex or foreign exchange trading is a way of making money that you may have seen advertised on TV, in magazines or online. Forex and FX are simply quick ways of referring to foreign exchange which involves buying and selling currencies on the world's fiscal markets. You can learn about them by reading any good currency trading tutorial online or offline.
Natutrally, exchanging currencies is something that people do all the time when they go on vacation or on a commercial trip overseas. You concurrently sell your own nation's currency and buy the currency of the nation that you are visiting. Businesses are also involved in forex transactions when they trade in imported or exported goods and services.
However, foreign currency trading is very different from this. It is a speculative investment, which means that the trader does not really want the currency that he is buying. He is simply investing in it with the hope that it will increase in price., he will trade it back later on.
Access to the international market is provided by forex brokers who allow the small time trader to find somebody to trade with. This is all done online and almost instantly. Just about anyone with a laptop and a broadband connection can get involved. The fx market is even open 24 hours a day Monday to Friday so you do not have to be online in the daytime if you have other commitments.
All forex transactions involve an exchange, for the reason that you have to give one currency in order to get another. This means that you are constantly dealing in two currencies. There are recognized currency pairs. Each currency has a three letter code, for instance USD for US dollar, AUDfor Australian dollar, YEN for Japanese Yen. The most traded pair is EUR/USD, the euro and US dollar.
Traders are able to control much more money than they essentially have themselves. This is called leverage or fx trading on margins. It works through a broker. You would invest a specified amount in your forex trading account with the broker. Let's say you invested $1,000 in a mini forex trading account. When you wanted to open a trade, you might put up $100 of that. If you used 100 times leverage, which is pretty low for the forex market, you may will control a trade of 100 x $100, i.e. $10,000.
The broker guarantees the outstanding $9,900 but he does not have to risk losing his money for the reason that he can close the trade if things go against you and you lose what is in your account. Of course, you would not choose to risk all of your money, so you would put in place what is called a stop loss that would close your trade automatically if you started to have a loss beyond a specific point. In this way you could limit yourr lot to $50 . You would not want to put up more than 5% of your funds on any one trade which would be $50 on a balance of $1,000.
Most skilled traders and any good currency trading tutorial will endorse risking less than this, say around 2%. This is a very important question for the reason that risk management done well or badly can make or break the forex trader. If you are thinking of getting into financial forex trading you will understand that it is risky and not all of your trades will be winners. You could have several losses in a row which would mean a gradually decreasing account balance. It is imperative that your exposure for each trade is low enough that a major part of your funds will continue intact through a losing position like that, this means that you can recover the balance later on if things start to go well again. It is also vital to be able to stay calm under pressure so that you do not make mistakes at critical moments.
The benefit of leverage is that it allows a winning trader to make a lot of money in a short time. However, it is critical to remember that money can be lost quickly too. Fortunately, nearly all brokers offer a demo account facility so that you can try out the technique and practice your financial forex trading skills without risking any real money. This no risk strategy combined with reading a good currency trading tutorial will have you trading in no time at all.

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An Introduction To Stock Market Newsletters

by Adam Porter

Stock market newsletters are an indispensible source of information to the stock investor. Whether a newbie or an intermediate trader on the stock market, most everyone knows that current news is the most precious tool in making good investments. This means that there is a great amount of traders who are looking for information about the stock market and what stocks are the best to invest their money into. Stock trading newsletters are just one source of information about stock trading that can be both advantageous and damaging to those who would like to subscribe to them. The article that follows will discuss important information you need to learn before you subscribe to trading newsletters.
While perusing assorted financial magazines, newsletters, newspapers, forums, and blogs, a person will almost certainly notice a number of conflicting views within these sources of information. To a newcomer to the stock market, these many conflicting opinions would certainly be mystifying. After reading this mountain of opinions, it's very tough for many newcomers to make valid decisions on what to invest their money into. This is one of the major reasons that stock market newsletters are so tough to believe or follow. They can oftentimes be very misleading and confusing to most anyone that reads them. Those who plan to make good decisions regarding this information must ensure that it is accurate and should also help them focus on making decisions, not distract them. Thankfully, there truly are stock trading newsletters that are rational and are worth looking at. Newsletters that consist of a lot of personal points of view, and no details to back them up, should be avoided. Opinions are just that and are rarely subject to being correct. The occasional professional opinion is occasionally a good thing. In fact, the opinions of the true stock market gurus should probably be weighed more heavily, more so than others. However, those who are looking at getting a stock trading newsletter that will have accurate information should stick with the newsletters that contain a lot of solid facts. Afterall, hard data is much more powerful than even a professional's point of view.
While most, if not all, of the stock market newsletters that you subscribe to have trading recommendations in them, these tips are not always dependable. If the trading strategy you use works better with the advice that you get from a certain newsletter over another, then weigh each newsletter's value accordingly. Of course, you should never make a buy or trade in the stock market without personally doing your own due dilligence and research. Judge the validity of any stock advice as you would with any other stocks that you are currently researching. Of course, Check the company's price history and financial stability before investing any of your money. Before making any trading decisions for yourself, investigate the stock market newsletters' information.

About the Author
Adam W. Porter is a successful investor, and has been trading stocks for over a decade. Adam is the owner of PowerfulStockTips.com, where he provides trading tips through a free stock market newsletter. Learn more about Adam and sign up for his advice by visiting PowerfulStockTips.com today.

The basic strategy and doubling down

by Elizabeth Tudor

There's a sad fact about playing in a casino, whether real or virtual. The operators have worked out how to play the games on offer and set the odds to favor themselves. After all, if the majority did not lose, there would be no money to pay out all the money you win. Needless to say, the casinos have invested time and money into working out every possible variation on the rules and the ways to play under them. So, if you are going to take on the House edge, you have to become as big an expert on the rules as the operators. So let's start with one of the more interesting rules which decides when you are allowed to double down. This applies when you have received your two cards. If you decide you are going to draw only one more card, the casino rules can allow you to double your initial bet. The different possibilities are to double: * on any card combination; * only when the two cards total 9, 10 or 11; or * after splitting.
Why should you double your bet? The answer is deceptively simple. You double the bet when you think you are going to beat the Dealer. That really does make sense. But because you are suddenly investing more money in playing the game and have more to lose, you need to get on board with the math. You need to know the frequency with which the Dealer is likely to go bust based on the card you can see. If the Dealer's card suggests a bust is probable, i.e. the Dealer's hand is weak, you double the bet when you have a strong hand. You are maximizing the chance of making a good profit on the hand. If you build the doubling rule into your basic strategy, you reduce the House edge. If you refuse to play the doubling rule, the House edge actually increases. This is not to claim you will win every hand when you double down. If you are on a losing streak, you could lose every doubled bet for the session. But, in the long term, you will win more than you lose if you double. If you hesitate to double the bet, it suggests you are outside your comfort zone and already playing for higher stakes than you can afford.
At the blackjack table, the Dealer is weakest when showing a card in the range 2 through 6. With a 2, the bust percentage is 35%. It rises to a 42% chance of busting with a 5 or 6. Your hand is strongest if the two card total is less than 11. Do not be thrown off the basic strategy by the casinos that allow you to add less than the original bet. Blackjack is a game for winners. Never give up the chance to double and take the maximum win against the Dealer. Adding a few dollars to the original bet but not doubling is half-hearted and cowardly.

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Alternative Investment In Film Can Provide High Yield Returns For Affluent Families,Investors,Hedge Funds, And Wealth Advisers

by Yuri Rutman

The term non-correlated asset classes covers a whole range of potential investments, including venture capital, real estate, private equity, and commodities, but also alternative investment strategies.
But in today's economy of crashing public equity markets, defaulting hedge funds, and non-existent real estate plays, one company believes investing in film slates, including theatrical distribution, offers a high yield alternative investment that can be leveraged with tax benefits and multiple sources of revenues including theatrical, DVD, video on demand, cable, and the foreign markets.
As a non correlated asset class, films and film finance has outperformed every non correlated asset class in the world if you look at the more than $6 billion dollars poured into motion picture finance deals in the last 3 years, the IRR across the spectrum for both studios and independents are resilient to global economic declines in other industries.
When defense contractor Honeywell, New York Hedge Fund Elliot Associates, and Dune Capital invested more than a combined total of more than a billion dollars towards several different film funds, many pension funds, private banks, hedge fund managers, private equity groups, and high net worth investors and family offices started to follow suit enter the movie business.
Investors from Wall Street to Silicon Valley to the Middle East to Russia have been parking their money into Hollywood.
Anil Ambani, Larry Ellison Of Oracle, Paul Allen Of Microsoft, Steven Rales, Fred Smith of Federal Express, Norman Waitt, the Co-Founder of Gateway Computers, Jeff Skoll Of Ebay, Marc Turtletaub of The Money Store, Roger Marino Of EMC Corp, Sidney Kimmel Of Jones Apparel Group, Minnesota Twins owner Bill Pohlad; Real Estate Developers Tom Rosenberg and Bob Yari, and, financiers Sheikh Waleed Al Ibrahim, Michel Litvak, and Philip Anschutz are all behind the finance of a lot of films that range from box office hits to Academy Award winners.
Institutional investors and hedge funds investing in films include Elliot Associate, Stark, Columbus Nova, Bain, Honeywell, and others.
Non-correlated investment strategies can be used by investors to neutralize, or counterbalance, the risk that one, or more, of the investments in a traditional portfolio of stocks and bonds falls in value. In order to do this, investors typically place between 5% and 20% of their total investment portfolio into alternative investments to protect the remainder of the portfolio from downside risk.
Among the spectrum of asset classes targeted by high net-worth individuals, institutional investors, pension funds or private banks, alternative investments are becoming popular offering more diversification to investors' portfolios. The benefits of such diversification have been demonstrated by Harry Max Markowitz ( 1990, Nobel Prize in Economics ) in the Modern Portfolio Theory. He proved mathematically that an investor can reduce portfolios' risks simply by holding instruments which are not perfectly correlated - a correlation coefficient not equal to one. By holding a diversified portfolio, investors should be able to reduce their exposure to individual asset risk.
If investors are attracted by alternative investments in their quest of alpha, it is because allocating to alternative investments offers advantages compared with traditional asset classes and diversification to a portfolio - though involving a certain level of risk.
As investors have become more concerned about their risk-adjusted returns, especially in bearish market environments, interest in alternative investment strategies gained momentum.
By investing in alternative investments, a portfolio manager or a given investor aims at obtaining performance from the relationships between securities. A non-correlated asset class behaves independently from other securities composing a portfolio. Such investment vehicles allow investors to hedge the risk that an asset falls in value and avoid any snowball effects. One of the main benefits of alternative investment strategies lies in the fact they minimize downside risk.
When educated about properly structuring leveraged film finance which may also include U.S. and international tax incentives to minimize the risk many private bankers, sovereign wealth funds, high net worth investors, family offices, and pension plans understand that they are not gambling on one film hoping to win a film festival. When a company is looking to finance 10, 20, 40,50, 75 films there is more than just upside on revenues from each one but a final exit strategy after 5-7 years that can bring 300-400% returns on capital invested.
Film, Entertainment, Media, And Hollywood in general seems to be thriving and immune from economic woes. If you look at the theatrical box office receipts and DVD growth of recent films, including 'Slumdog Millionaire' or "Twilight" which had zero movie stars, the ROI on these and numerous other films exceed the ROI and revenues of auto manufacturers, real estate, stocks, mutual funds, etc. Primarily because a well made film is not a local commodity that is just bough and sold once but a global one that has revenue potential from more than 50 countries and medias including theatrical, cable, tv, satellite, airline, DVD, and the huge explosion of Video on Demand.
While some private equity outfits may balk at the notion that Hollywood is safe this country was built based on blue chip industries and for the retail investors, Wall Street and Real Estate was the path to go. Well, when retail investors as well as institutional investors are transitioning from brick and mortar investments to the film business, the underlying factor is 'why'?"
Some U.S. investors and C corporations are looking for either a strict 100% deduction of their investment under IRS Section 181 or simply being in a portfolio of non correlates investment opportunities. Overseas investors simply want a high yield non-correlated asset class that has long term appreciation such as our hybrid film slate and 100% control over U.S. theatrical distribution.
And for smaller retail investors, not including affluent families or ultra high net worth investors, the bridge between film finance, film production, distribution, and technology are converging so that investors see their investment bring an immediate return from the monetization of state tax credits as part of the equity stream, an upside in a number of films vs. investing in a single picture, possible Section 181 benefits, as well as being involved with creating jobs and stimulating the economy since every film production creates 50-100 jobs.

About the Author
Yuri Rutman is involved with structuring tax advantaged private equity alternative investments in film for affluent families, wealth managers, swiss private banking, wealth advisers, private client services, hedge funds, portfolio managers, pension funds, ultra high net worth investors, family offices, corporations, tax attorneys, CPA's, private equity funds, tax planners.

Is Forex Free Trading Advice Any Good?

by Walter Madenford

Now that the internet is a huge force in our world, doing research has never been more simple. Simply head to a major search engine and you can literally learn anything. While you’ll be able to find basic information on most topics, Forex included, you’ll also find that detailed instructions or valuable secrets aren’t exposed for free too often. Since investing usually requires an up-front reserve of funds, it makes sense to do your research in finding a trading system that’s going to end up making you money. And if the system is proven to work, it makes sense to pay for it. But, what about forex free trading advice? Is it still worthwhile?
Well, to start, every beginner started somewhere. Without laying down the proper foundation of knowledge, it becomes nearly impossible to make intelligent choices. By committing yourself to learn and apply the free knowledge you do find out there, it’s the first critical step that empowers you towards financial freedom.
Knowledge
As you’re likely aware, investing requires a strategy, if you’d like to profit long-term. And the end-goal you have in mind, whatever it may be, will only be completed through an effective strategy. It’s imperative you have a trading strategy, and for now you’ll have to take my word on that, since trading systems is for another article entirely. But, the key is to understand why you need a trading system, and understand the different systems out there, so you can tailor it to your comfort level. You don’t want to be worried about your money every night. What’s the sense in trading then?
After your initial knowledge quest has begun, it almost becomes essential for you to start paying for quality information. You can find it everywhere, from books to trading DVD’s. As nice as most people seem to be online, I doubt you’ll find someone who will sincerely give away their trading secrets for pennies, which is especially true if the system is actually profitable. A small investment now means less headaches and mistakes down the road. The investment now to gain much bigger future investments is a wise choice.
Commitment and Time
The next step in analyzing the free advice is to apply it to your commitment level, and no, I don’t just mean from a monetary position. When you begin trading forex, you’ll quickly understand that it can be quite volatile, and in order to ensure your success, you must immerse yourself. Read the paper every day, stay up on recent trends, take an overview approach to your trades, and diversify your portfolio. All of these takes up your time and money, and your success is a relationship to how committed you are.
Discipline
Many traders start out with great intentions, but never make it to their goals. The key is to stay focused and focus on the long-term. Trading isn’t a one-time transaction, so be in it for the end-game. Sit down, map out your strategy and goals, and go on a quest to find the information that will make you successful. Find someone who’s successful and emulate them. No matter what your commitment or discipline level, there’s a trading system for you.
Also, don’t let emotions like fear, or greed encroach on your trading, as they can easily sneak in undetected. When you play the game by these rules, you often get emotional, make poor decisions and end up losing money. Don’t fall into the trap of losing your cool and letting your emotions get to you.
Patience
Lastly, let’s not forget patience. Trading requires investment money, and unless you’re starting with a few million, be prepared to wait while your investment nest-egg grows and matures. Once you begin down the trading road, understand that it’s a constant learning process and that you need to have discipline to follow your trading plan, as well as be patient enough to wait to see the results.
A quick tip for the not so patient: The investor willing to vary the timeframe in which they hold onto different investments can help to lessen the monotony of trading. By analyzing your various positions, you’ll avoid the common pitfall of holding too long onto your trades, which is a usual cause of losses. Overall, forex trading requires investment, and your knowledge requires an investment as well.

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Solid Financial Planning Key to Prosperous Future

by Jeannette Jones

The law regards the job of an advisor as a position of trust and requires those with a fiduciary obligation to disclose any conflicts of interest and to act with a heightened sense of duty toward clients. Because The Asset Advisory Group is not affiliated with any bank, insurance company or brokerage firm, clients can be sure they are receiving unbiased advice tailored toward each financial situation.
To this point, The Asset Advisory Group believes in the notion that simple investing is best, so as never to mislead or confuse clients. Complexity can seem very alluring to investors, because it appeals to the belief that smart, sharp advisors have top secret ways of outperforming the market, which is almost never the case. The Asset Advisory Group's approach to investing does not include chasing the next best fund. Instead, the company focuses on building honest, solid portfolios designed to help preserve each client's existing wealth while keeping them up-to-date on new ideas, strategies and solutions to help improve their financial situations.
As leading Cincinnati wealth management advisors, The Asset Advisory Group offers a variety of key services, including examination of a client's current financial situation, addressing areas for improvement and assessing risk. From there, the investment strategy is simple: determine the appropriate mix of cash, bonds and stocks necessary to meet short and long-term financial goals.
The Asset Advisory Group also specializes in retirement financial planning and helping clients determine how and when they will be able to afford to stop working. During this process, the company assists clients in declaring a realistic financial goal - one that complements their current lifestyle, and that which they hope to live upon in retirement. Then, advisors map out a strategic outline designed to achieve these goals through careful planning and disciplined investment management.
The Asset Advisory Group can work in cooperation with each client's other advisors, like CPAs and attorneys. They then work together as a team to ensure that all investment management, tax and estate plans work together seamlessly.
With dozens of years of combined experience, the financial planners at The Asset Advisory Group have helped hundreds of clients achieve their financial objectives and reduce the stress of uncertainty.

About the Author
Jeannette Jones is the founder of The Asset Advisory Group, an independent Cincinnati financial advisory firm that manages investments for high net worth individuals and their families. A Cum Laude graduate of The Ohio State University, Jeannette has more than 25 years experience in the financial services industry.

How Domain Names Impact Your SEO

by Chris Beauchamp

Many website owners focus on techniques and tools, but there's one aspect that often goes unnoticed: the domain name. After link building, there are few things that can affect a site's ranking like the domain name does, and this article will explore a handful of ways that you can enhance your website's SEO rankings by making a smart choice with your domain name.
.Com ... .Net ... .Info? The TLD (which stands for Top Level Domain) is the .com, .net, .info, etc. If your website was yoursite.com, the TLD would be: .com. The TDL that you choose can play a major role in the ranking of your site, as many TLDs are seen as spammy and cheap. For example, .info domains can be purchased for $.99 and are traditionally used by spammers: the search engines recognize this and will be more hesitant about ranking this site. This isn't to say that the site will never get rankings, or doesn't have the opportunity to rank well for their terms; but it does mean that they will have a longer and often harder fight to win over the search engines' trust.
The question, then, is what TLDs are optimal? And the answer is that .com's are generally the #1 choice, followed by .org and .net, with all others coming in last. If possible, use .com for every site.
Registration Period This is a secret weapon for many seo experts. When a brand new website is first indexed by Google it is often put into what is called a "sandbox" for a few weeks to even a few months until it has had a chance to build a few trusted links and Google has seen that the site is trustworthy. Wouldn't it be great if you could virtually bypass the sandbox completely? Well, this strategy, along with the others in this article, can help you bypass the sandbox to get your new domain name ranked within days. I have done a test where a completely new site was indexed and ranking for my terms in less than a 24 hour period. I attribute much of that success to this technique. We are talking, of course, about the length of the domain registration period.
Most spammy sites will only order their domain name for one year, because they don't plan to investing for the long-term. Google recognizes this and if a site is registered 2 years or more, there's a much greater initial trust by Google to index and rank this site. It may cost an extra $7, but if you're serious about your site's SEO, this technique can't be ignored.
Using Keywords in the domain If there is one aspect of the domain name that has the biggest impact on search rankings it's the keyword. Go to your favorite search engine and do a search for any term: you'll find that many results in the top 10 often include at least part of the search term. It is imperative to your rankings to choose a domain name with your keywords before you ever build the site.
For example, if you're targeting "Black Tea", it would be best to find a domain like: BlackTeaHaven.com or BlackTeaOnline.com rather than something that doesn't include both of the words Black and Tea.
There are dozens of aspects of SEO, and I tend to think that the domain name is a lot like the foundation: other areas can be built on top of it, but if your domain isn't optimized for SEO, you'll be facing a difficult fight. Begin by using the three tips described above, then work at writing content and doing on-page SEO, and finally build trustworthy backlinks to your site and over time, your site will outrank all the competition!

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What To Look For In MLM?

by James Booney

People have always had a bad impression on MLM. For the longest time, MLM has been recognized to bring empty promises to the people. There have been a lot of people who were tricked to invest money without really gaining anything at all. Here's the thing about MLM. People are easily swayed with the "promises" that these companies offer. Especially for first time investors, this would really seem as a good investment for most people.
People should always know where to invest their money. Here are some of the things to look for when it comes to MLM:
Real Product With MLM, people get the impression that they just have to expand their network in order to earn. Now, the best MLMs have relied on a better strategy to gain clients. By selling an actual product that people will be able to use, people will gain more interest in this business. Rather than just getting people to invest in thin air, it would be better to let people invest in something more useful.
Compensation Plan Here is the crucial part of an MLM. Only the best MLMs guarantee to pay out directly. This means that there are no conditions needed on order to earn money. Once a product is sold, a person must be guaranteed to earn at that instant. This is the only way that an MLM should work out.
People should be smarter now. In this time, there are a lot of scams which are coming out. People must be sure that they are investing in something that is worth it. Before paying for an MLM, you need to be sure that you know what you are getting into. When it comes to money, time should not be wasted in order for you to earn a lot of money.

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