Fap TURBO The Prominent Forex Trading Bot - Reviewed

By Thomas Hill

A Summary of Fap TURBO

"Fap Turbo" is forex-trading software. The system is fully automated, which means it selects and completes trades. It is ready for use as soon as it has been downloaded and the initial set up run through. "Fap Turbo" will trade when the computer is on or off, and it works with a formula that allows it to find the most profitable trades. It offers very little risk and is a very easy to use program. "Fap Turbo" has a very impressive success rate and there seem to be a great many positive stories about it's use. We found it incredibly easy to use and it was lucrative as well.

Fap Turbo: Thoughts

I always liked the idea of making cash 'the easy way'. Who wouldn't? The idea of sitting at home while my bank account grows is something that really appeals to me. I'd tried opportunity after opportunity, but nothing panned out. That's when I heard about "Fap Turbo". I decided to give it a try and see if it was the opportunity I'd always hoped for.

Review

Steve Carlettti, an IT programmer, designed and created "Fap Turbo". Carletti and his team created "Fap Turbo" after studying the market and other forex programs. They wanted to create a system that would have a high success rate and be easy to use.

Key Benefits of The Product

I was impressed with "Fap Turbo" from the start. I didn't have to invest much cash, which was perfect for me. Even though I wanted to make a lot of cash I didn't have a great deal of capital. That made "Fap Turbo" perfect for me. Without investing a lot to start with I was able to get started in forex trading.

It was obvious right away that "Fap Turbo" was going to be easy to use. This was really good because I am not particularly computer literate. With this system, though, I didn't have to be. "Fap Turbo" did all the work for me. I didn't have to be involved, but I got the money at the end of the day.

I had to go on vacation with my family about a week after I started with Fap Turbo. So it seemed like a good chance to see Fap Turbos ability to run on its own in action. When I got home I had cash waiting for me and the system worked perfectly while I was gone.

I was impressed by the amount of cash I made when I was on vacation. I was impressed by the trades "Fap Turbo" made while I wasn't there. It was obvious the robot took great care with each and every trade. A formula is applied, and that is how the robot picks trades. This formula was the reason my robot was able to find such good trades. Because of the formula, I had a very high rate of profitable returns.

It almost seemed too good to be true, would it keep it up? Yes.

There is no way I would have been able to turn this kind of profit if I had done the trading on my own. With the program, though, I came out on top almost every time.

The Last Word

There is no easier way to make money then with "Fap Turbo". This automated system allowed me to live my life while making cash at the same time. "Fap Turbo" was also incredibly easy to use and I'm going to keep using it for many years to come. - 23196

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Invest In Gold For Safety

By Michael Swanson

In this economy, it is a good idea to try and make money wherever you can. Gold is one thing that you can invest in where in this economy is still profitable. When people end up hoarding gold, it really affect the price- the cost of gold will remain high. Because of the huge quantity of gold that is stored, the cost of gold is changing all the time. Stock trading with gold investing is a sure way to making money, eventually.

The gold used to represent the paper money. Today, there is more paper money than there is gold. Because of the bank failure during the great depression, President Roosevelt in the 1930's Passed a law to outlaw gold ownership.

People that invest in gold buy it because the money in fairly constant. It doesn't go down so you won't lose money when you invest in gold. The trick is just being patient so you give the gold some time to increase in value so that you can make money off of it.

Gold comes in different forms to invest in. You can invest in coins, bullion, shares, account or certificates. It doesn't really matter which one you choose, it just depends on your preference.

The price of gold is constantly increasing at a pretty level rate. A lot of research needs to be done before you start investing, though. There is really so much to learn and know. You want to be fully educated so that you do not get ripped off and you know what you are buying. It really does make the entire process a lot easier.

Gold investing is really the way to go. Go online and read more about it and where you can buy it for less. You will be glad that you did as the value of gold continues to go up. You won't regret investing in gold. - 23196

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Covered Call Has Risks

By Maclin Vestor

A covered call strategy is great, as it can allow you to get your income back, and put it to work elsewhere quickly. In addition, time value is certain, and covered calls will allow you to collect this value while speculators betting on a stock rising beyond the option price plus what they paid for the option will have to pay this amount to you no matter what. Even if the stock does go beyond this point, you don't incur a loss; instead, you miss out on potential gains. This can cause a covered call strategy to be more stable. You ultimately want the stock to expire at the money as this will allow you to collect the full premium, and still own the stock. Anything above this and your gains of your stock will cover the loss of the call and your gain will ultimately be the same. However, if it goes higher, you will have to repurchase your shares at a higher price, although selling another call against them will result in a higher premium.

Some covered calls will yield a 10% monthly return based on it's time value premium that you collect, meaning that in 10 months you will have your initial investment back if you can successful receive the full time value. The risk is not that the stock goes up in value and that you miss out on potential gains, as the yield will be roughly the same after appreciation, but that the stock goes down dramatically in value. However, you cannot lose more than your initial investment minus the full premium. This is a major point that critics of the covered call strategy often miss, as they say it has "the same risk profile as selling naked puts." This means that if you sell a put you are un-hedged, and if the stock goes to zero, you are also limited to the loss of the strike price minus zero times $100. Where a put owner will gain $100 per share ($10000 per contract) if a $100 stock goes to 0, a put seller will have to pay the put owner this $10,000 per contract. Selling puts is dangerous because people generally do not manage money well. The top 10% of people own the other 90% of wealth generally because the top 10% have learned to manage their money better than the other 90%.Selling puts is dangerous, because if you sell a $100 put for $500 your gain is capped to $500 per contract for a given length of time, and your potential loss is $10,000. Now a covered call owner may be capping his gain to lets say $500, and if the stock goes to zero, he is also going to potentially lose $10,000. So why is a covered call generally less risky? The reason why is that unless the seller of the put has $10,000, then he risks going on margin. In addition to actually having to have put up what the buyer affords to risk, The buyer of the stock not only is required to have that 10,000 before he can buy 100 shares of $100, but even someone with a limited understanding of risk management will do at least something to manage risks, even if it's still investing a high percentage such as 20% of the income that loss is limited to 20% of the portfolio. Technically that buyer should risk only a smaller percentage of his capital. A seller of a put receives $500, but to collect $500 and have to leave $50,000 to the side doesn't seem naturally as rational. People that invest in a covered call buying a stock for $10,000 and collecting a $500 premium and invest the remaining $40,000 will be risking less than someone who sells a naked put, but invests the remaining cash. Of course the reason is, the put seller has to have $10,000 to cash if the stock goes to zero.

However, there's an even greater difference. In the event of a loss when the stock doesn't go to 0, the covered call seller experiences a paper loss; where as a put seller experiences a real loss. The covered call owner might put up $10,000 and that $10,000 suddenly is only good for $8,000 and all he has received is the $500 premium for the covered call. However, if this person has done the research and determined that the stock is undervalued, and is currently in a panic due to margin calls and forced selling, and that the fundamentals are good, the covered call owner still owns the 100 shares of the stock that they determined to be worth $140 at $100. Technically the put seller could choose to buy that same stock at $100 which is now worth $80, and put up the money rather than take the $20 per share loss. However, the covered call owner has likely researched the stock, has determined it to be undervalued and intends on owning this stock anyways. The put seller doesn't want to own this stock, instead expects the stock to remain neutral, and just wants to collect the $500. If the covered call owner was wrong, that means the stock goes lower than he expects, however that doesn't mean that the stock still wouldn't be undervalued even more so. If the put seller is wrong, the put seller will have to buy 100 shares of an $80 stock at $100. It may just seem like semantics, but the covered call owner already has bought the stock where as the put seller may not really believe he has to buy the stock. A put seller gets paid to buy the stock at a set price, where the covered caller gets paid to own the stock. Psychologically, it's a lot easier for a put seller to say "well I'm a good investor I think, my bet is probably right, I don't need to worry about the fact that the stock might drop in value because I don't think it will. I don't need to do more research, and oh, by the way, this extra $10,000 on the side, I can invest it elsewhere because I'm a good investor, and I'm not going to lose. An over confident put seller can lose everything in the account and then some with even a drop from $100 to $80, where as a covered call owner who is over confident will probably only lose a maximum of the amount he owns in that individual stock minus the price of the stock, and that's if the stock goes to all the way to zero.

In many ways they are a similar strategy betting a stock won't go up beyond a certain point, and that it won't go down beyond a certain point. But a person who writes a covered call will be forced to have the money to pay for it and on maximum in a margin account that person can only go on 2:1 margin. If a covered call buyer with $10,000 risked $20,000 they might need to transfer some money from their bank to their stock account and come up with $10,000

If someone sells puts, they are not technically on margin until a major loss occurs, however, if they sell 10 covered calls of a stock at $100 at $500 each, they risk losing $100,000 if it goes to zero. Put sellers most likely think that has a low probability of happening. Covered callers may think the same thing is true, the difference is, covered callers can never bet more than twice what they have even on margin, and most people won't go on margin anyways simply because they don't have the account set up to. Put sellers will usually HAVE to have a margin account to sell puts.

Selling puts requires a more sophisticated understanding as well, and when lost in the technical, I believe it's easier to forget about what you are betting on happening. If you sell an out of the money covered call, you are betting on it going down less than what you received for the option, or going up to the strike price (or higher, but gain is capped). If you already own a stock, it's easier to understand that you are trading upside potential for income, where as put sellers are risking money they don't have committing to buying a stock at a certain price no matter what betting that a stock will do the same thing essentially. But leveraged buyers and sellers are generally not the type that likes to have money on the sideline.

Naked call seller as are collecting income but if the stock goes up, they have unlimited risk since they do not own the stock that will cover them in case the stock goes higher. Selling a naked call could potentially result in unlimited margin. However in order for a stock to go unlimited gains, it has to have an unlimited amount of money put into it. This does not happen, especially to the largest of large cap stocks that are already heavily owned on heavily leveraged companies... However, large amounts of cash reserves still are needed, as large caps still appreciate in value, sometimes significantly. Being un-hedged and selling any sort of shares "naked" is not recommended. In theory there may be an identical hedged strategy, but in practice it just doesn't work out the same way. - 23196

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Maclin Vestor teaches about varioustrading systems and has a course coming soon on finding futures trading systems that may work for you.

How To Approach Real Property Flipping

By Arthur Butler

Real estate investment can be a lucrative field. It has been made popular by stories and television shows about people who made money by home flipping. House flipping is when you buy a low-cost home and renovate it, then sell it at a much higher price.

MYTH #1: You can become an overnight millionaire by making real estate investments.

The best and most important thing you can do as a real estate investor is make solid plans before your first investment.

MYTH #2: All you have to do is buy a property and do a little bit of work on it.

Spontaneously buying a house is a poor investment strategy. You need to put as much effort into planning and researching your purchase as you would into any job, if not more. Prior to buying your first property, you should draw up a detailed budget as well as spelling out your plans for your new property. As a new realtor, you will be spending most of your time managing cash flow. It's important to spend appropriately so that you will have money left over for unanticipated expenses related to your new piece of real estate, such as non-obvious repairs or advertising costs.

MYTH #3: You can run a real estate business by yourself.

It is often wise to buy properties that fit more than one purpose. If you buy a home to re-rent and nobody is interested in income in it, you end up stuck with a property that isn't making you money. So always make an alternate plan for any property you are considering buying.

For all these reasons, you probably are going to end up needing to employ helpers at some point. The real estate investment business runs more smoothly when you have people you can trust to help run it. This means putting in the effort to find the right people, in addition to everything else you have to do, and losing some profit to pay their salaries. It's worth it, however, for the peace of mind and financial income you will reap.

In order to be successful at real estate investment, you need to have a lot of patience. Real estate investment can make you a lot of money, to be sure, but like all legitimate business enterprises it takes time to establish yourself. Don't go into it expecting overnight success.

Investigate potential employees as thoroughly as you do potential properties, but don't be afraid to include others in your business. You will make more than enough money to support yourself while paying someone else's salary, and trying to do too much yourself will only burn you out.

Real estate investment is a serious business enterprise. With forethought, patience, and effort you can make an excellent living. - 23196

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Arranging investment property loans has become increasingly difficult throughout the credit crisis, and not many are under the illusion that things will become any easier quickly. The property investment market is still a risky proposition, and proper planning needs to be undertaken.

The Basics to Forex

By Thomas Gregory

What is forex? Forex stands for foreign exchange. The foreign exchange market is where money is bought and sold between different countries. It is one of the largest and most dynamic markets in the world doing over $2 trillion a day! It is not hard to see why this market is so appealing.

Why would we need to sell and buy major currencies? Doesn't really make sense, money is for goods and services, right? If you stop and think it through, it's not really that weird. What if you are traveling abroad? When you arrive in the foreign country the first thing you do is go to the currency exchange and convert your money into the local currency, right? You then do the same thing in reverse when you arrive back home. Now in these small transactions you may make a little money or lose a little money depending on the exchange rate. This is the basis for forex trading.

This is the exact principle taking place on the foreign exchange or forex market. The difference here is that it is happening on a large scale with more money and more frequency. The trader is not exchanging money from a trip but exchanging money in an attempt to profit off of the shifting exchange rates. When done right you can take and pocket a lot of money on an everyday basis.

For the internet trader this offers limitless and exciting possibilities. Now you can day trade forex from your living room and do it twenty four hours a day! This is because forex happens on a global scale. When one market closes the next opens. You can see very quickly the potential of this. Trading all hours of the day and night!

The other exciting thing is that you only need an internet connection (high speed) to begin day trading forex currency. Now depending on who you sign up with there may be some minimum deposits to open your account but these minimums are fairly cheap. Especially with amount of money you can make.

For someone new to forex, there are even automated programs out there that will log into your account and make trades. Now you don't even have to worry about missing trades or big market shifts while you sleep. These automated robots or expert advisors are all over the internet so do some research first.

Hopefully all this is sounding exciting to you right now and thoughts of big profits are pulling at you, but I must warn that you do need to be careful. If you do not know what you are doing you can lose a lot of money too. Make sure you do your homework and learn as much as you can. This will all aid you in more successful trades. Also making mistakes is the best way to learn. Just remember to risk what you can afford to lose. Don't give up, it does take some time.

Before the internet, forex was only available to large corporations, banks, and governments. Well now, as you are probably already aware, any average Jane or Joe can day trade forex from their living room. Now day trading forex currency can be profitable and exciting but remember that it takes time to get good at it. Like anything you must start somewhere so let me be first to wish you off on your exciting forex adventure. - 23196

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Want to find out more about day trading forex currency, then visit Jim Sullivan's Blog, http://TradingForexBlog.com. He covers it all, so you too can day trade forex.