Sunday, January 5, 2014

How to Follow the Smart Money and Profit from the Stock Market


We have often heard of talk about Smart Money and Dumb Money.  We wish more investors were in the Smart Money category. However, what is Smart Money? 

According to Investopedia, the Smart Money is defined as cash invested or wagered by those considered to be experienced, well-informed, “in-the-know”, or all three.

The Smart Money sometime seems very abstract. However, the Smart Money can be one individual person or an institution, such as Warren Buffet, Jon Hilsenrath, Goldman Sachs, etc. These people or institutions have the capacity to move the market dramatically.

Just in case, you are not familiar with Jon Hilsenrath, he is a Wall Street Journal Federal Reserve reporter.  You can read the article, “Meet the Man Responsible For Today’s Huge 230 Point Dow Surge” from the following link to see how he is capable of moving the stock market.


When Warren Buffet calls for buying stocks, usually there will be considerable profit.  Just recently, on 3/5/2013 he sent out emails to shareholders to buy stocks. The S&P closed at 1,539 that day.  On 5/6/2013, he said the market would go a lot higher. Sure enough, the S&P closed at 1,617 on 5/6/2013, and it registered a record intraday high at 1,709 on 8/2/2013.

On 12/5/2012, Goldman Sachs said that gold had reached its peak and the real rate would rise. 

The ETF GLD, which mirrors the gold bullion supply, made record highs in October 2012. On 12/5/2012, Goldman Sachs declared that gold had seen its highest level.  ETF GLD was closed at 163 that day. It went up a little bit before it drifted all the way down until 6/27/2013. The closing price was 115 and the bleeding finally stopped.  This was equivalent to a 29% drop.

Here is another example how to follow the Smart Money. 

Billionaire George Soros’s family office hedge fund, Soros Fund Management, filed its 13F quarterly report with the Securities and Exchange Commission on 8/14/2013.  According to Marketwatch reporter Barbara Kollmeyer, Solos bought a bunch of puts on the SPDR S&P 500 ETF, which is a bearish bet.

If you follow the Smart Money, you can profit from their trading patterns.

How to Profit from the Stock Market by Applying Relative Strength Index (RSI)


People usually argue about how to make money in the stock markets.  The most popular answers would be, “buy low to sell high”, or “buy high to sell higher”.  Nonetheless, the financial market could rise from high to higher, or plunge from low to lower. It is difficult for investors to detect the highest levels or lowest levels.  Thus, investors might lose trading opportunities, or leave too much profit on the table. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is helpful for traders and investors under this circumstance.

The general conditions of the stock market can be categorized into two classes as trending and range-bound market, which can be determined by stock market movement. In a range-bound market, the general market or stocks waver between the major resistance and support, without breaking out of the existing channel. A trending market usually has apparent trends, either uptrend or downtrend.

When the stock market goes up, the RSI rises accordingly. No matter how strong the market is, and how long the RSI stays in the overbought status, the market eventually takes a breath, and experiences profit taking. Then, the RSI swings or approaches to an oversold territory.

If investors always buy at oversold and sell at overbought, they will certainly make money in an uptrend or range-bound market.  On the other hand, if they sell or short at overbought, and buy at oversold conditions, they will be a winner in a downtrend stock market. The key is to determine market trend.

In general stock market, five primary factors may impact the stock market movement.  They are corporate earnings, Federal Reserve influence, the world situation, investor sentiment and confidence, and supply of liquidity.

We do not want to give you the wrong idea. The market does not necessarily go down once it has entered the overbought status.  In a bull market, the RSI tends to stay in a range between 50 and 80.  Depending on how strong and robust the market is, the RSI can stay in overbought status for many days.  From 5/3 to 5/21/2013, the RSI (5) stayed in range 73 to 85 for 13 consecutive trading days. Until the FOMC minutes showed that some of the Fed members were willing to curtail the asset purchases as early as June this year, the market took a breather on 5/22/2013. 

When the RSI falls to 30 or below, the market or a stock is defined as oversold, and the price of shares might be deemed to rebound in the near term.  When the market was turbulent, for example, during the financial crisis 2007-08, the RSI usually stayed between 20 and 50.  From 2/10/2009 through 3/9/2009, exactly a 1 month period, the RSI ranged from 9 to 43. Most days, during that time period, the RSI stayed in oversold territory.  Until 3/10/2009, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 379 points. The market direction was reversed, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose from the multiple years’ low of 6,456.  

How to Interpret Volatility Index (VIX)


The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) is the busiest and largest options exchange and creator of listed options in the United States.  In 1993, the CBOE introduced the technical indicator Volatility Index (VIX). 

VIX stands for Volatility Index.  It was originally invented to gauge the near-term (30 days) volatility tracked by the S&P 100 stock index option prices.  Technically, the volatility index gauges the implied volatility for a pool of put and call options associated with a particular index or ETF, which includes Indices (the S&P 500, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, and the NASDAQ Composite), and ETFs such as Gold SPDR, the USO Oil Fund, and the Euro currency Trust, etc.  In 2003, CBOE teamed up with Goldman Sachs and modified the VIX using a new methodology. 

The VIX is measured in percentage points and is annualized.  The VIX is based on a new methodology which facilitates investors and traders with the weighted 30-day standard deviation of annual movement in the S&P 500. 

A reading of a certain percent (such as 30%) means there will be a 30% volatility in the market within the next 12 months. This annualized number can be transformed into a monthly number by dividing it by the square root of 12, and daily number by dividing it by the square root of 252, which is the total number of trading days in a year. Top 5 Technical Indicators for ETF Trading discloses how to translate the VIX percentage into expected daily or monthly volatility.

Please note that the expected volatility refers to implied market fluctuation. It is not associated with return.  If the VIX changes in a positive way, the market is expected to increase volatility, and fluctuate more. Likewise, if the VIX is reduced, a less volatile and more stable market should be anticipated within the next 30 days.  One more thing, the 30 days are natural days instead of just trading days.

On 4/15/2013, the S&P 500 dropped 36 points, with a level not seen since last November.  Quite a few unexpected events occurred on that day. There was the Boston Marathon explosion, China missed its GDP expectation, home builder sentiment fell for the 3rd month, and gold futures dropped 10% as well.  The VIX skyrocketed 43%. This level is not often seen in a bull market.  The percentage surge in the VIX at 43%, according to the interpretation of VIX, is equivalent to about 12% of expected monthly volatility, and 2.7% of expected daily volatility in the next 30 days. 

Saturday, January 4, 2014

What factors affect gold price


Many factors may impact on gold price. Gold may not move in the same direction with the general market. To make your trade more successful, you can trade ETFs which minor the general market, or do more research on gold.

Investors need some extended knowledge on and special attention to the specific sector ETFs, such as gold ETFs.  Investors need to comprehend the correlation between gold and bond markets, functions in the gold standard, safe havens when war or disaster occurs, its usage in industry, gold price correlated with QE, etc.  

For example, on 8/27/2013, the stock market slumped on the news that the West might strike Syria. However, gold futures gained 1.6% and continued to work as safe havens during world chaos or traumatic current events.  This geopolitical uncertainty pushed gold to a 15-week high. On the other hand, on 9/10/2013, Syria might hand over the chemical weapons, the fear and worries of war diminished, gold price dropped significantly.

Gold price sometimes does not move in the same direction with the general market. ETF GLD mirrors the price of gold bullion.  GLD dropped from a high in October 2012. However, the general market got big boosts since then.  There was more than a 40% spread between GLD and the S&P during October 2012 and June 2013.  The gold price recovered a little bit after the Fed affirmed that there was no pre-set date to taper bond purchasing. Instead, the economic condition, especially unemployment rate, will be closely watched and an intelligent decision will be made based on it.

          If investors would like to trade some ETFs in certain sectors or categories, but the expertise which is needed is beyond their reach, ETFs that track or mirror the general stock market might be better choice. If you really need to trade on gold, you might want to follow the advice from the Smart Money.

For example, on 12/5/2012, Goldman Sachs said that gold had reached its peak and the real rate would rise. 

The ETF GLD, made record highs in October 2012. On 12/5/2012, Goldman Sachs declared that gold had seen its highest level.  ETF GLD was closed at 163 that day. It went up a little bit before it drifted all the way down until 6/27/2013. The closing price was 115 and the bleeding finally stopped.  This was equivalent to a 29% drop.

In 2013, gold had negative return. It was mainly due to expectation of economic stimulus reduction.


Technically speaking, investors buy call options to anticipate the rise of underlying stocks or indices. Likewise, investors buy put options to gain profit when the price drops.  Basically, the ISEE reading just tells us the bullish bets against bearish bets.  Thus, the interpretation of the ISEE index is pretty straightforward. 
 
When the ISEE reaches around 100 which is trend line, the sentiment is treated as neutral status.  When the ISEE is above 100, for example 150, it means for every 100 units of put option orders are there are placed, and 150 units of call option orders are placed during the same time frame.  This case shows that investors are optimistic about the market.  The higher the ISEE reading, the more bullish the market sentiment is deemed to be. Conversely, measures below 100 signal pessimistic views from the retail investors.

The following chart shows that the ISEE drifted down from March 2013 and swung around the flat line 100. Even this chart shows a lot of noise, but you can still see that if the market reached a high, the ISEE tended to capture the pace. Likewise, when the market pulled back, the ISEE revealed this pattern as well.  There appeared a few spikes once a while.
 


S&P 500 vs. ISEE from 1/2/2013 to 6/14/2013.
           The following chart displays the ISEE data from 12/5/2013 to 1/3/2014.  It shows ISEE spiked a few days and well above moving average. It even touched 200 mark. It demonstrated the optimism of the retail investors in past month.
 

How to Profit from the Stock Market by Applying ISE Sentiment Index


The International Securities Exchange launched the ISE Sentiment Index (ISEE) in 2002.  This index is to gauge retail investors’ sentiment in the market by measuring the number of opening call options vs. opening put options, which are placed orders on the International Stock Exchange platform. 

The ISE Sentiment Index is calculated as the ratio of call option volume to put option volume, and is normalized by multiplying 100.  Here is the formula

ISEE=Opening Calls /Opening Puts x 100

When the ISEE reaches around 100 which is trend line, the sentiment is treated as neutral status.  When the ISEE is above 100, for example 150, it means for every 100 units of put option orders are there are placed, and 150 units of call option orders are placed during the same time frame.  This case shows that investors are optimistic about the market.  The higher the ISEE reading, the more bullish the market sentiment is deemed to be. Conversely, measures below 100 signal pessimistic views from the retail investors.

The leading publications often referred ISEE as a helpful trading means due to its inventive arithmetic technique.  It enables investors and traders, even investment professionals, to examine with this exclusive call/put ratio, how retail investors view the general stock market.  Therefore investors can make trading decisions based on the sentiment derived from ISEE.

Some studies show that a gathering of consecutive highs or lows in ISEE reading indicates that the market might move in the opposite direction of what the retail investors are betting on. This characteristic identifies the ISEE as a contrarian indicator. 

As a contrary indicator, we are looking for rising prices when ISEE reading is low-hanging, and retail investors show pessimism about the stocks or market.  Conversely, when the ISEE index poises at a high level, the market prices are going to drop. 

We are not saying the retail investors are always wrong about the market. However, the majority of “dumb money” retail investors who are known as “the herd” are often times mistaken about the major turning points. 

This phenomenon is related to herd mentality and herd behavior.  More and more experts and economists study Behavioral Finance to identify and predict the rational and irrational behavior of investors. One way or the other, we can identify this phenomenon by observing when sentiment extremes occur among retail investors. Historically, extremely high or low ISEE values have been quite bullish or bearish omens. 

Most often, when everyone is very bullish and wants to buy stocks, most investors have already been in the stock market.  The buyers exhaust or extinguish their purchasing power.  The demand has been met and it becomes remarkably difficult for stock prices to continue to gain as investors expect.  This case may spark a sudden sell-off. Meanwhile, the stop-loss orders might trigger and accelerate the downward process. 

The opposite situation might present after dismay sell-off.  If everyone jumps out of the window and disposes shares about the same time period, then the market becomes gradually stable.  The market or stock price starts to advance when the bargain hunters purchase shares. The surge in price is going to prompt a short-covering rally. Moreover, regretful investors buy back shares which they disposed, and fuel the rally even more vigorously!  As a matter of fact, when bountiful investors stretch out to bet on the downside of the market, eventually the stock price might be close to oversold and poised for a nice rebound. 

The logic behind the ISEE index is that inordinate orders placed for either calls or puts underlines the ultimate levels of optimistic or pessimistic judgment.  Generally speaking, the overwhelming bullishness usually foretells an overcrowded market condition.  The market becomes vulnerable (weak) and even dangerous!

How to Obtain ISE Sentiment Index Data


ISE Sentiment Index is to gauge retail investors’ sentiment in the market by measuring the number of opening call options vs. opening put options, which are placed orders on the International Stock Exchange platform. 

The International Securities Exchange launched the ISEE in 2002.  This index is to gauge retail investors’ sentiment in the market by measuring the number of opening call options vs. opening put options, which are placed orders on the International Stock Exchange platform. 

According to Barron’s, the ISEE data focuses only on calls and puts transaction amounts made by retail investors, such as individual investors, money managers, and hedge funds managers, etc.  Therefore, retail investors’ transaction patterns and behavior is believed to be able to determine the market sentiment from an expert’s view. This is due to the fact that the data is not significantly skewed by a large quantity of options traders or money makers.      

The intra-day ISEE reading is refreshed every 20 minutes.  It is available 10, 30, and 50 minutes after the hour, starting from 7:50am and ending at 4:10pm. However, the moving averages (10, 20 and 50 days) are retrieved once a day only, and available after the market closes. The last reading at close is the daily reading.  Investors can trace the following link to get the most recent data to track the trading pattern and sentiment derived from the options speculators. 


The International Securities Exchange (ISE) provides free daily data of the ISEE, which are gauged on 1,700 plus securities that trade options on ISE.  The historical data for the ISEE is available on ISE website as well. The ISEE Index for All Securities was accessible starting in April 2002. On the other hand, the other two ISEE indices Equities only and Indices, & ETFs only, tracked back to January, 2006.  Traders can subscribe to the following website to receive the end-of-day email by applying Crtl + Click this link: sign up for the ISEE Alert email

How to Detect Market Reversals By Pivot Points


A pivot point is widely used by traders to predict the market movement. This technical indicator aims at confirming the overall market trend for certain time period.

The pivot point is computed based on the average of significant prices, including high, low and closing prices from the prior trading day. The way to determine the market sentiment is to compare the market movement and the daily pivot point. For example, if the market keeps moving above the pivot point is deemed as the bullish sentiment. You can keep your portfolio for the time being. However, if the pivot point drifts down, and the market keeps moving up, it would foretell the potential reversals. It may not be imminent, but it would occur in the near future.

On the other hand, the pivot point technical indicator is frequently used to detect the market support and resistance levels. From this point of view, you can treat it as a trend line indicator. The width of the trading range between the pivot point and the extremes (highest or lowest price level) from the prior trading day is used to determine the first support or resistance levels. Further, the full market movement width between extremes (highest and lowest price levels) is used to compute the second support and resistance levels.

When we calculate the pivot points, the pivot points themselves are working as the primary support or resistance for the general market.

Traders often utilize pivot points in two ways:

The first ways is to determine trend for the general market which can be tracked by Dow Jones, NASDAQ, or S&P 500. If the pivot points move up sharply and break the resistance to the upward direction, then we treat this market in bullish mode. Likewise, if the pivot points move dramatically low and break the support level to the downward direction, then we should take cautious and bearish stand. However, based on its formula, the pivot points reading is only good for one day. It needs to be recalculated next day. Therefore, this technical indicator can only be applied to short-term trading. That is the reason it is widely used by momentum traders, especially day traders.

On the other hand, pivot points can be used to make up the trading strategies, including entering and exiting the market. Traders can place order by either limit order or stop-loss depends on the movement of pivot points. If the pivot points move above the resistance and show bullishness, traders can set limit order to long stocks. Likewise, if the support level is broken, traders can plug in a stop-loss to sell stocks. If you are experienced traders, you can even short the stocks or market based on the movement and price levels of pivot points.

How Should We Treat Calories



The word calorie has a bad rap. We constantly come across calorie reduced or low calorie foods.

The calories that come from cake are empty calories, which means there’s no real nutritional value that your body can squeeze out and make use of. But in the bigger picture, it’s unwise for your metabolism to become calorie-avoidant.

If you suddenly decrease the amount of calories that you eat, your body won’t try to do more with less. It won’t necessarily provoke catabolism and thus reduce weight and fat cells. Instead, your body will try to keep you alive by slowing down its metabolism. It will simply believe that something is wrong, maybe you’re trapped somewhere without food, and it will just begin to become very stingy with energy.

So what’s the end result? If your body needs 2000 calories a day to survive, and you suddenly give it only 1000, it won’t begin to burn off 1000 calories worth of cells that you have lying around on your love handles.

Instead, your body will slow down its metabolism. It will really try and get as much energy out of those 1000 calories as it can, because it doesn’t want to waste anything.

You’ll feel more tired because your body is being very miserly with energy, and will devote its 1000-calorie ration to essential systems, like blood and oxygen supply.

Metabolically, you won’t be burning off extra calories. In fact, you can actually gain weight by dramatically reducing your calorie intake.
The flipside of this is, you should consume a daily caloric intake that is proportionate to your body size, type, and weight loss goals.

Once you determine the amount of calories that you need, you can provide that to your body via healthy, efficient calories. For example, if your body needs 1500 calories per day, and one slice of double-fudge chocolate cake delivers 500 of those, you can see that eating just one slice will take up a full 1/3 of your daily caloric needs, and that’s not good.

On the other hand, you can see that drinking a tasty fruit smoothy made with yogurt and nuts can deliver half as many calories, but provide you with essential nutrients, vitamins, and other elements that your body needs to healthily do its work.

If you want to know more about it, you can check it out.

Puppies or Adult Dogs


As we know, all adult dogs were once adorable puppies, and all adorable puppies will grow into adult dogs.
However, should we pick a puppy or an adult dog? This is the primary decision we have to make before picking a pooch. We might want to give this some serious thoughts. Anyway, our final decision may surprise us.
Most people just go out and get a puppy without second thoughts. Because these puppies are so cute, adorable and fun, the word “puppy” makes most people feel all warm and fuzzy inside their hearts.
However, perhaps we should at least consider the benefits of an adult dog before making our final decision:
Firstly, an adult dog is usually at least two years old. The habits, manners, personality, and temperament of an adult dog are already established, thus it is easy for us to evaluate. We are allowed to take a dog on a trial basis in most dog rescue groups, shelters, adoption services, etc. Therefore we can take him home for a few days to see if his personality is compatible with us, our family, and our other pets. In other words, we can find out if the adult dog fits what we’re looking for a in a new furry companion. If not, we can usually take him back.

On the other hand, with a puppy, we won’t necessarily know what kind of dog he will turn out to be, because this will depend very much on us and the time we spend with him.

Secondly, adult dogs typically need less care, attention and training than puppies. For example, an adult dog doesn’t need to go to the bathroom as often as a puppy. They are usually housetrained, and often know the difference between a chew toy and our favorite pair of shoes. An adopted adult dog may be an ideal “out of the box” companion that is so well trained, affectionate and “perfect” that we’ll wonder how anyone could give him up. But there is the possibility of the other extreme, as well. Since each dog is unique, the trial adoption period becomes important.

Thirdly, puppies are more likely to be adopted from shelters than adult dogs. If we want to rescue a dog, picking an older one is more likely to save a life.

Finally, the key to finding a good adult dog is to take plenty of time to evaluate his habits, behavior, and personality. Proper training can correct many bad habits and teach good ones. However, please be mindful that not all behavioral problems can be overcome.
A puppy, on the other hand, is like a lump of clay waiting to be molded by us. We can raise him to be our ideal companion. This, of course, presumes we know how to train a dog properly and have the time—and the desire—to do so. We know we’re one of those rare humans who realize what’s involved and is willing to go through it anyway—and that whatever pooch we bring home is going to be one lucky, well-trained, well-adjusted dog!
Keep this in mind: An adorable puppy will become an adolescent dog with a few months; that adolescent will quickly become an adult dog that can live from 10 to 20 years. So when considering a puppy, put a lot of thought into the grown dog it will become, and the long-term commitment we will make.
If you are interested in more detailed information, check it out.

Top Traffic Generating Techniques


After we read the 500 page eBook Autoresponder Magic The Ultimate Collection of Winning Autoresponder Messages to Put Your Web Site on Autopilot! We would like to share some of the tips to generate traffic.

Participate in Discussion Groups or Forum.

Some internet marketers are building their business successfully solely based on discussion groups or forum.

Submit Articles to Ezines and other article sites

Created your own free eBook as a marketing tool

Manually submit your sites to major search engines by filing the submission forms

Use Press releases as the best free advertising tool

Use Ezine ads as the best choice

Use Goto.com’s pay per click advertising to attract visitors

Use offline advertising as well

And more…

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How to Create and Market an eBook

We planned to write an Ebook for long time, but we could not make up our mind. After we read the eBook EBook Creation for Illiterate – Ghostwriters Goldmine!, we finished our own eBook in 38 days. It really inspired us. We would like to share with you what we learned from it. Hope it is helpful to your New Near resolution.
According to Wikipedia, an electronic book (eBook) is a book-length publication in digital form, consisting of text, images, or both, readable on computers or other electronic devices.
eBooks had gained popularity since it was invented due to its distinct features:
·         Instantly download from websites
·         Save storage space
·         Comparative price compared with physical books
·         Built-in dictionary in most of eBook-readers
·         Built-in reading lights
·         Adjustable fonts and sizes for text
·         And much more
After you create or own an eBook, you can do:
·         Market it for profit
·         Give it for free as marketing strategy
To start writing an eBook, choosing a topic is very crucial. You can choose those topics which can solve problems in the real world. “How to” and “tips” are hot topics. Of course, you should choose the topics you have knowledge about and passion for.
You also can search online for clues. For example, you can choose the Marketing & Sales under Kindle eBooks, you are going to find what hot topics are covered by the top 100 best sellers. If you want to find out the topics which interest you, you can follow this link and modify the book categories: http://www.amazon.com/Best-Sellers-Kindle-Store-Business-Marketing-Sales/zgbs/digital-text/154967011/ref=zg_bs_nav_kstore_3_154821011
On the other hand, ezinearticles.com provides good insight too. Thirty categories are listed in eZine website. Under each category, you can find different subcategories.
After you decide what to write about, you can start writing about your eBook. If you do not have time to write an eBook, or you do not feel you like writing one, you can hire a writer.  What you need to do is search a good service of a ghostwriter.  Elance.com and guru.com are two most popular websites you can find good quality ghostwriters.
After you finish you eBook, you can either publish them on self-publishing sites, or build a website, or submit it to the affiliating market place such as ClickBank.
If you want to build a website, you can check out register.com which provides excellent platform for digital products. We are building a website by using “Ecommerce Website”.
If you want to become an affiliating marketer with ClickBank and other companies, you need to build a pitch page (landing page). Pitchmagic.com is a good choice. We built our first pitch page by using their service.
After you publish your eBook, you need to market your product. Blogging and article writing are two most effective forms to promote your products. Ezinearticle.com provides the best service for article marketing. It requires your article to be approved before it can be published. However, if you are article got approval and published, your article is going to have high ranking.

How to Promote Your Online Business with Article Marketing


I just want to share with you what I learned from this eBook I read.

Ryan Parenti  provides tips to get your articles read In his 173-page eBook Article Marketing Promotion Secrets Strategies for Earning Big with Article Marketing

1.    Short paragraphs

2.    Use numbers or bullets

3.    Use sub-headings to sub-divide your paragraphs in the page

4.    Make your article interesting

5.    Use figures instead of plain statement, etc.
Please be mindful that an article always be captured by keywords. Choosing an appropriate key is the most crucial factor of in term of SEO. This is especially true with article marketing.
Some of the Best Free Keyword Tools Include




Tune up your resource box which is very critical to your business. Always include a link in your resource box to your web site.

Since you are not allowed to add affiliate links to your article in some articles sites, like www.ezinearticles.com, the author suggested you send readers to your site or blog. Setting blog is not hassle and free charge if you use service like Wordpress or Blogger. You are free to add all the affiliate URL’s at your will.
About the writing article, the author suggest the quantity is better than quality, of course, you should not put out garbage articles. An article with 300-400 word is working. Write “how to” or “tip” articles related to some topics since people are hungry for information.

The author also suggest some good sites to submit your articles, they are:








Besides you submit articles to the above sites, you can start blog, Squidoo lens, post 5 ads to USFreeAds, and more.

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