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Wednesday, October 28, 2009

USA Investor Visas

By Sam McDougall Turner

Getting a US citizenship is a dream for millions of people from around the world. In spite of the growing number of people who are being granted citizenship each year, there still is a waiting list which will take over a decade to clear! And more applications are pouring in every single day at all the embassies over the world.

The main reason that America is such a desirable place to live is because of the reputation it has built up over the last century or so; the land of opportunity and dreams. There are people all over the world who would give their right arms to be able to move to America and start up a business there.

However many people are unaware that there is a visa available for people intending to invest within the country, for which the preparation and waiting time is considerably shorter than the others.

There are two main ways of obtaining an investor visa for the US.

The E1 and E2 investor visas are granted to those people who reside in countries that have a treaty with the USA to provide services and trade. Most countries in Europe are part a part of this treaty as well most South American countries apart from Brazil, Cuba, Guatemala and Ecuador. There are also several countries in Asia, Africa and the Middle East.

The E5 visa is referred to as the investor visa for America and as you can most likely guess from the name, it is for those who wish to invest money in the USA. The threshold amount to qualify for this visa is different in some states to others; however it is usually around $500,000. Some states require that you stay around and look after the day to day operations of the business you invested in, but not all of them. - 23223

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How To Trade Options the Safe Way

By Donald Scott

How would you like to learn the real secrets of how to trade options successfully? Well, there are many options courses out there, and here are some tips on how to select the best course for you. Ask, is the course taught by someone who trades for a living? Are there live classes each week? Does the course offer videos as well as live instruction? Are there references that you can talk to before joining and is their customer service good?

These are the questions one should ask before joining a mentoring program. The other is the price. Following, we'll be mentioning one of the best courses on the market today. The price is good. There are live classes, and the strategies are the best out there.

San Jose Options Mentoring is a very unique course based out of California. Classes are online each day for 2 hours. Students get personal help as well as get to work in very small groups. One thing unique about this course is that the instructor, Morris, shares his trades with students each day while he manages the trades for all to see. This is a great way to learn and students have great things to say about this course.

San Jose Options truly believes that hands on experience is the way to learn this craft. Each student is given a paper account and works at managing trades right next to the mentor in live classes each day. They focus on super low-risk trades that can yield monthly profits. Another highlight of the course is the explosive strategy played over earnings, and they have software which can back-test trades in a few seconds.

San Jose Options Mentoring, here since 2007, was first a retail investore out of California, just down the street from eBay. A few months later, the mentoring program was born. Since then, they have developed some of the most unique and safest income strategies that are being taught around the globe. If you are looking for low-risk option trades, then be sure to check them out. - 23223

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An Overview Of How To Invest For Retirement

By Dana F. Gallagher

Setting yourself up for a financially secure retirement is a vital part of your working life, so you need to know how to invest for retirement. Make sure you can be confident that you have invested wisely throughout your working years to be able to live comfortably in retirement.

You need to regularly check that your investments are providing you with the retirement funds you will need, and so make changes to your investment plan occasionally. Your investment strategies will be different at different times in your life. It is a good idea to regularly seek advice from a qualified financial planner, because they are up to date with all the relevant investment and taxation information and can help you decide on relevant strategies.

There are too many investment options for retirement to cover in a single article. This article presents an overview of the basic investment options open to you; take this bit of knowledge and use it to grow your retirement portfolio.

Actually making a start is the most important part of retirement investments; don't put it off, just make a start. Employer matching programs, 401K and 403B, are a good starting point, and are simple to get into. Make your next step a Roth IRA with their tax exemption advantage.

Whole life insurance is another common retirement investment strategy, and it is a good next step after you have investigated the tax deferral options. Whole life insurance is also an important investment to have through your life, especially when you have dependants. If you find that the policy isn't needed when you are older, you can convert it to cash as one of your sources of funds in your retirement.

Your strategies for investing for retirement will be different when you are a younger worker than when you are nearing retirement. As an older worker it is sensible to focus on conservative investments, because you have better protection of your principal and less risk to the total value of your investments. Safe investments do have the disadvantage of lower returns on your investments and do leave you more open to the risk of increase of inflation.

Other investment options include stocks, a good method of beating inflation; mutual funds, which invests your money, and that of other investors, as pools of money in stocks, bonds or both of these; bonds, which can be private or government owned, and tend to be a stable investment; ETF or an exchange traded fund, similar to a mutual fund but are often a cheaper option; and cash, which is a safe option but easily eroded by inflation. - 23223

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Warning: The Iron Condor is Risky

By Donald Scott

Hi option traders and welcome to this article on the risks of trading Iron Condors. Although the Iron Condor can be a great income option trading strategy, it can also be very risky if one does not trade it correctly. All over the internet people preach trading condors close to expiration. Many option traders attempt to bring their Iron Condor into expiration day hoping to make 100% of the original credit. These option traders fail to see the incredible risks that they are taking on, and unfortunately one day they will meet this catastrophe face-to-face.

In the You Tube video that is embedded into this article you will see an Iron Condor placed on the symbol SPY. This is a perfect example of how not to trade Condors.

This is the strategy that is taught by 99% of the courses on the Internet. Don't be misled, and don't fall into the trap. Take a look at this video and see firsthand the stress and the risk involved with this option strategy.

As this option trade nears expiration it becomes more and more risky. The Delta on the position can change extremely fast because the Gamma is extremely high. This means that the trade is outrageously volatile as it gets closer to expiration, and again, if you are near the short strike just a few days before expiration date, then you will be extremely stressed because you will be in a horrible situation. Please watch the video at the 6 minute mark to see what I am talking about.

To wind things down, I hope you have learned some new things about the Iron Condor. I hope you can see that it can make money, but it can also be very risky. Trading Condors into expiration can be very stressful. If you are interested in learning a better way to trade this option spread, then I highly recommend San Jose Options mentoring program. They have developed the best Iron Condor that I have ever seen. You won't regret giving them a visit. - 23223

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How To Avoid Bankruptcy?

By Emma Elvie

If you have come to the internet and landed on this site because you want to know how to avoid bankruptcy then you have come to the right place. Dealing with financial difficulties can be extremely difficult; yet there are millions of people who are constantly dealing with financial difficulties.

If you have been worried about what you can do to avoid bankruptcy then you may benefit from reading this article. We have taken some time to share some tips and advice that you can begin implementing that will help you overcome your hardships.

1. Set Up A Budget: It is vital that your family set up a budget; if you do not have one then you may want to take the time to set one up. A budget will prevent us from overspending on things that we really do not need.

Anyone who finds themselves struggling financially understand that there are only two reasons why they are facing this issue and the biggest reason is they are spending more money than they make. Chances are you like your luxuries and enjoy spending money; if this is the case then you should find ways to increase you household income.

2. Avoid Stress: It is important that you do not stress over your finances; I know this can be difficult but it will not make things better. You are the reason that you are dealing with the hardship and the only way you will get out of it is to take the proper action.

3. Creditors: Most people get to the point where they continually avoid their creditors. That is the worst thing that you can do; you have to begin talking to your creditors and telling them where you stand with your finances. Nothing will get better until you face the reality of your finances.

Be sure to visit our site below and find out what you can do to avoid bankruptcy and get some valuable bankruptcy advice that will help you get back on track. - 23223

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