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The Complete Guide to Currency Trading & Investing: How to Earn High Rates of Return Safely and Take Control of Your Financial Investments REVISED 2ND EDITION

In recent years many smart investors have exited the stock market and other investment areas because they have essentially lost control of their investments. They have relied on the advice and skill of their brokers, bankers, and financial advisors. Many investment and retirement accounts have dwindled. Fortunately, there is a wonderful but little-understood alternative: currency trading and investing. Currency trading is the practice of exchanging one country's currency for another country's currency. The foreign exchange (Currency or Forex or FX) market is the largest trading market in the world exceeding $1.9 trillion every single day! Essentially there are four variables involved: currencies, exchange rate, time, and interest rate. The relationships of these variables create opportunities for small investors to obtain investment returns that are generally unheard of in the traditional investment world. You owe it to yourself and your family to learn about currency trading. You can get started with just $100 or less, and the investment can easily be managed in a part-time capacity, usually requiring only a few hours on the Internet a week. Currency investments can provide you with a very high and secure rate of return, in some cases as high as 12%, 18%, 24%, or even 1,000% or more per year. If performed correctly, currency trading will far outpace all other investments. The key is to know how to perform this process correctly. This all sounds great, but what is the catch? There really is none, except you must know what you are doing! This groundbreaking and exhaustively researched new book will provide everything you need to know to get started generating high-investment returns with low risk from start to finish, and you can start with less than $100.

Martin Luther King Jr. High School graduated its last class in 2005 and is now closed. The five-story Martin Luther King building, fronted on Amsterdam Avenue by a wide elevated plaza, is rectangular with an unusual arrangement of permieter corridors with floor to ceiling windows, leaving many classrooms on the inner side windowless. It now houses six small high schools: Manhattan/Hunter College High School of Science; the High School of Law, Advocacy, and Community Justice; the High School of the Arts and Technology; the Urban Assembly School for Media Studies; the High School for Arts, Imagination, and Inquiry; and Manhattan Theatre Lab High School.

First opened in a modern building near Lincoln Center in the late 1970s, Martin Luther King was among the first high schools in the city closed due to low performance. For many years, the school had a high dropout rate, low success rate on standardized exams, and a revolving door for principals. Advocates for Children, the parent organization of Insideschools.org, successfully sued the Department of Education over Martin Luther King's practice of illegally discharging students who were not making progress toward graduation.

Violence was also a consistent problem at King, despite the metal detectors and police presence added there after a shooting and a sexual assault in the 1990s. In 2002, shortly before the DOE announced that it would phase out Martin Luther King, a student shot two other students inside the building after sneaking through a side door.

Throughout the school's troubled years, it maintained many of the features of functioning high schools, including a student government, sports teams--including a perennially excellent soccer squad-- and a small group of academically serious students -- even one who came in 10th in a prestigious national science competition.

A small jetty on the foreground with more new developments near Marina Bay Sands on the background.

An archive shot taken near the Singapore Flyer.

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Long kept a secret by financial insiders, index funds are rapidly growing in popularity. Index funds are unit trusts that track the performance of an index. An investor can buy shares comprising the index or buy a sample of shares that make up the index. A fund s value is linked to the index, meaning that if the index rises, the value of the fund also rises. Index funds outperform 80 percent of managed funds, and more and more investors are turning to these funds to reduce the anxiety and expense of trying to beat the market and predict what stocks, bonds, or mutual funds will perform well. In this book you will find out why insiders have kept these funds a secret and how you can benefit from them. In this new, comprehensive book, you will learn the different indexing methods, including traditional indexing, synthetic indexing, and enhanced indexing, and you will learn the advantages of index funds, among them low costs, simplicity, and lower turnovers. You will read about diversification, asset allocation, capital gains tax considerations, enhanced index funds, and the common mistakes investors make with index funds. Furthermore, you will learn how to achieve balance, how individual funds perform, how to use exchange traded funds for effective asset allocation, how to choose the right fund, how to develop a portfolio, how to gauge portfolio risk, and how to determine your risk capacity. We will provide you with a list of funds, specific strategies, and step-by-step guidance on active indexing. We will explain the efficiency of indexing, the flexibility of active portfolio management strategies, and the benefits of index funds compared to traditional mutual funds. Whether you are a first time investor or a stock market pro, you will discover valuable information about how index funds work, what factors to consider before investing, and how to avoid common pitfalls. By reading The Complete Guide to Investing in Index Funds you will ultimately learn how to maximize your return while minimizing your risk.