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Monday, September 14, 2009

Investor Visas; How to be Eligible

By Sam McDougall Turner

Relocation to the United States of America can be a very difficult process. However there are several ways that you can vastly improve your chances of being granted a visa. One of the most common of these is to opt for an investor visa. There are two basis types, temporary and permanent.

The temporary investor visa is called the E-2.

The E-2 visa is commonly referred to as the temporary green card. This is because there is no top-end limit to the visa term and so extensions and renewals can be applied any number of times providing the conditions of your visa are still met.

This visa is for foreign people who have made investments in a US business or businesses to move to the US in order to oversee and direct the businesses that they have invested in.

To be eligible for the E-2 visa, you must be either the investor, or otherwise an essential employee such as a director or manager of the foreign company that made the investment and you and the large shareholders of the company are nationals in a country that have a long term Treaty of Trade, Friendship and Commerce with the United States.

Executives and other essential employees must be from the same country as the corporation to be eligible for the E-2 visa. You will have to show that you are in the process of making an investment or that in investment has already been made.

In short, the E-2 visa is most suited to those who are looking to invest a considerable sum of money in order to purchase all or part of an existing company, or to set up a new company. As the investor is expected to take an active role in the direction and management of the business, the E-2 visa is not suitable for silent investors.

Because of the unique complexities of investing in a U.S. business, it is highly advisable to seek competent legal advice on the types of investment that may qualify for an E2. After receiving such advice, the next step is likely to be to contact a reputable business broker that has an awareness of the requisite criteria for making a qualifying E-2 investment. - 23210

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Forex Trading Methods - Make a Massive Income With No Previous Experience!

By Raymond Williams

There are many Forex trading systems sold online and they all present a huge regular profits with no previous dealing skills - so which systems can do this and which can't? Lets search out.

If you look online the sum of Forex robots or Expert Advisors, contribution large gains for a hundred dollars or so is astounding - if you want to understand which will lead you to victory the reply is none of them. We will view at how to succeed in a moment but here are some points you should think about when looking at these get rich quick methods.

1. None of these methods present independent results, of profits audited by a third party. You easily get simulation going backwards (not real money) or facts from the vendor with no autonomous inspection.

2. If it was really achievable to make the profits these methods claim (always better than the world's top traders) with so little draw down, these traders on multi-million pound budget, would be dismissed but this hasn't happened.

3. Most systems state to be efficient to forecast rates in advance by using mathematics but markets don't move to mathematics! You are trading in probabilities, NOT certainties and no one can predict what will occur with mathematical certainty in a bazaars made by humans.

4. Do you truly believe you can make yourself wealthy by giving a hundred dollars and making no effort? Think about and then consider it in light of the next fact:

95% of traders lose money in Forex trading!

If it were as simple as the sellers of these methods claim more people would achievebut they don't.

If you want to succeed you should do some work and study what your doing, get confidence and then you can trade. Forex is a studied skill and you have to make some attempt but for the effort you have to put in, the rewards can be life changing. - 23210

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Tips for Trading Ascending Wedges Short with CFDs

By Jeff Cartridge

Ascending wedges traditionally have been popular with traders on the short side and are not so often traded when it breaks in the upward direction. The data we have collected suggests this is not the best approach. An ascending wedge is defined by two lines, one on the lower boundary of the price movement which slopes up steeply towards the line on the upper side which also slopes up at a less of an angle.

Ascending Wedges Best Traded Long

Most ascending wedges would be expected to break down but in reality just 32%, break out to the downside making this pattern better when traded on the long side. 42% of these breakouts are profitable and on average the profit per trade is a meager 0.02% over a period of 8 days. The ascending wedge is certainly not one of the best chart patterns when it breaks to the downside, but applying some filters makes this pattern more attractive to trade.

Improve Your Trades

Trading ascending wedges when the stock and the market are in an up trend or consolidating improves your trading results. The sector should be falling or in consolidation to make the best profits.

Ascending wedges that breakout early in the pattern, produce similar results to those that breakout later, so this is not an important filter to use. Mid range patterns with a length less than 30 days and more than 5 days produce the best results.

If the volume supports the breakout the results are better. Supportive volume means the volume on the way down is higher than the volume on the way up. If the stock closes at the same level as the previous day, prior to the breakout, it will produce inferior results. Look for falling lows or highs, however as this does improve the profitability.

Ascending Wedges, Selectively Profitable

Incorporating these filters when selecting ascending wedges to trade short, dramatically improves the results. It also significantly reduces the number of trades to 74 from 1275, before the filters are applied. With an average return per trade of 1.46% in 10 days and a hit rate of 48% ascending wedges can be profitable when traded short, but selecting the right patterns can be challenging.

Statistics for this article have been provided by Patterns Trader after analyzing over 60,000 chart patterns on the Australian market from 2000 - 2008. - 23210

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S&P Futures (Part III)

By Ahmad Hassam

The monthly identifiers for the E-mini S&P futures contracts are H for March, M for June, U for September and Z for December. The E-mini S&P futures contract trade almost 24 hours per day with a 30 minute maintenance break in trading from 4:30 to 5:00 PM daily.

If you are a new E-mini trader you be careful as traders are expected to pay for the difference between the margins for the entry and exit points. In case you lose at the end of the day you are likely to pay in a big way. The margin requirements for E-minis are much less than the normal contract. The day trading margin is less than the margin to hold an overnight position in S&P 500 E-mini Futures contract.

All futures contracts are settled daily. At the end of the trading day they are assigned a final value price. The values of all positions are marked to the market each day after the official close based on the settlement price. Based on how well your positions fared in that days trading session, your account is then either debited or credited. In other words, cash will either come into your account or leave your account based on the change in the settlement price from day to day as long as your positions remain open.

This system gives futures trading a rock-solid reputation for creditworthiness because losses are not allowed to accumulate without some response being required. It is this mechanism that brings integrity to the marketplace.

Leverage: The effect of price changes is magnified because futures markets are highly leveraged. You typically pay the price in full with stocks (i.e., without leverage) or on margin (50 percent leverage). Leverage can produce large profits in relation to the amount of your initial margin if you speculate in futures and the market moves in your favor. However, you also could lose your initial margin if the market moves against your position.

For example, assume that youve decided to put $10,000 into a futures account. You buy one E-mini S&P 500 index futures contract when the index is trading at 1000. Your initial margin requirement for that one contract is $3,500.

Because the value of the futures contract is $50 times the index, each one-point change in the index represents a $50 gain or loss. If the index increases 5 percent, to 1050 from 1000, you could realize a profit of $2,500= (50 points) ($50). Conversely, a 50-point decline would produce a $2,500 loss. The $2,500 increase represents a 25 percent return on your initial investment of $10,000 or a 71 percent return on your initial margin deposit of $3,500.

Thats the power of leverage. Conversely, a decline would eat up 25 percent of your original $10,000 or 71 percent of your initial margin. An increase or decrease of only 5 percent in the index could result in a substantial gain or loss in your account in either case.

Leverage can be a beautiful thing. When everythings going your way, it makes your money work harder and produces more in a shorter period of time than if you paid for everything in full, up front. Indeed, leverage is the key, distinctive aspect of futures trading as compared with stock trading.

Now suppose you use $5,000 in your account to buy an E-mini S&P 500 contract worth $50,000. However, prices fall by 10 percent instead of going up, and the contracts value drops to $45,000. Your $5,000 is completely gone. This is the dark side to leverage. Youll be obligated to put up even more money if the market keeps moving against you unless you get out of the position with an offsetting sale when your maintenance margin level is violated. Leverage is the one ingredient that can produce either horror stories or happy endings. It is extremely important that you fully understand the power of leverage and how to manage it well to get the happy ending. - 23210

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What You Should Know Before Filing Bankruptcy

By Emma Elvie

If you believe that filing bankruptcy is the end of the world and you will never be able to get back on your feet then you are wrong! while filing bankruptcy is terrible because it means that you have suffered from some very tough financial pressures and were unable to get back on your feet.

However there are some benefits of filing bankruptcy and many people can use the fresh start that this provides. Before you decide to file you want to ensure that you hire the right type of attorney someone who is going to help you and make you feel like a person.

You may tend to believe that all the attorney's are the same and can do the same thing; however the truth is that not all of them that you meet are going to be qualified to do bankruptcies. You want to make sure that take the time to interview a couple of them to make sure that they know how to perform the bankruptcies. We all know that most attorney's are working hard each day and many of them are not going to be able to provide you that one on one support that you need.

Be sure to look at their walls and see what types of certificates that they are displaying. This is an important factor and can be used to judge whether the attorney is capable of filing your bankruptcy.

Most people tend to believe that they can get the answers from their friends and family; however the truth is that unless they have used this attorney or been down this road before they will not be able to help you.

Do not be afraid to ask your attorney any type of question; they will always be willing to answer all your questions. No attorney will attempt to hide their answers they should be upfront and honest about everything.

The site below is dedicated to providing everyone information about filing bankruptcy. You will find some valuable tips and advice that anyone can use and you will also discover the pros and cons of filing bankrupt and how to get on with life after filing. - 23210

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