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Foreign Exchange As The Trader’s Alternative

While online equities and futures trading have enjoyed exponential growth and widespread notoriety over the past few years, online foreign exchange trading is only now gaining popularity among seasoned active traders, commodity trading advisors (CTAs), and other professional money managers. Until recently, large international banks dominated the foreign exchange (FX or forex for short) market, only allowing access via telephone trading to a select few such as Fortune 1000 companies, large funds, high–net worth individuals, and so on. But now, the tide has turned and finally there are established online trading firms that provide individual investors with direct access to the largest, most liquid financial market in the world.

WHY FOREX?
■ 24-hour trading: Traders benefit from the ability to respond to breaking news immediately, day and night.
■ Superior market liquidity: More than one trillion dollars are traded every day in the FX market. The sheer volume of this market helps ensure price stability, as well as less gapping and price slippage.
■ Narrower dealing spreads: Normal bid/ask spreads are five pips or less, much tighter than a typical stock transaction.
■ No uptick rule: It’s easy to establish both short and long positions.
■ Increased leverage: Firms offer traders a 2% margin, compared to a 50% margin for equity markets.
■ No commissions or fees: Overall, FX has much lower transaction costs than equities or futures — an important point for active traders.

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Multi-level marketing (MLM) (also called network marketing (NM)) is a business model which utilizes a combination of direct marketing and franchising. Typically, individuals become associated with a parent company in an independent contractor relationship.
Sellers are compensated based on their sales of a product or service, as well as the sales of those they bring into the business.

MLM has a recognized image problem because of difficulties in making a clear distinction between legitimate network marketing and illegal "pyramid schemes" or Ponzi schemes. Nonetheless, many NM/MLM businesses operate legitimately in all fifty U.S.
states and more than 100 foreign countries. See List of network marketing companies for more information.

In a legitimate MLM company, commissions are only earned on the sale of products or services to the end consumer who, in many cases, is also a distributor. No money may be earned on a sign up fee or for recruiting alone.

Critics contend that some companies produce revenue primarily by attracting new participants, as opposed to selling products. Distributors of Amway (the world's leading company in network marketing, with annual revenue exceeding USD $1 billion) in particular often receive criticism for generating considerable revenue from selling instructional and motivational materials to its participants. The FTC filed suit against Amway in 1976 (FTC vs. Amway) but lost the case, paving the way for many companies to adopt a multi-level distribution system.

A major shift in MLM occurred during the 1980s when companies began allowing their members to focus solely on marketing rather than handling the tasks of stocking / distributing products as well as taking care of commission payments to their sales organizations. Today, most MLM companies act as fulfillment companies by taking orders, shipping products, calculating and paying commissions, etc.

Often, victims of fraudulent or illegal MLM schemes are required to purchase expensive inventories of products. These schemes are often quick to collapse, when the merchandise cannot be resold, leaving all but those at the top of the pyramid with sometimes staggering financial losses.

The following are well-known or notable multi-level marketing MLM companies:

Amway/Quixtar - Avon - Nutrend - Equinox (MLM) - Excel Communications - Herbalife - CNI - Liberty League - Mary Kay - The Pampered Chef - Pre-Paid Legal Primerica - Tupperware - Vector Marketing - Nutrend International - Sophie Martin - Oriflame

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HYIP stands for " high yield investment programme", and the programme name (HYIP) is self-explanatory. The risk is high and the return is definitely well above other programmes. Its good to have a strategy before making any decision in HYIP. Do your own due deligence, counter check with various HYIP Monitor and lastly don't be so greedy.

Our strategy in HYIP is very simple, we hit them with small money, withdraw back our capital as soon as possible and re-invest our profit.

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