Investment In Stocks And Shares
A Brief Guide to Stocks And Shares and what they are
When an investor buys shares in a company or organisation, they are effectively buying part of that company or organisation, or a share of it if you will. Subsequently, the performance of the company will determine the value of the share, and the overall investment. As the performance of the share is profit related, a company which performs well will see the share rise in value, with the opposite taking effect in relation to an underperforming company.
Investors in a company are called shareholders, and they receive payouts in the form of dividend payments which fluctuate on the performance of the company overall.
Investments in shares are also known as ‘stocks’ and ‘equities’, and the stock market falls into two separate categories, the primary market and the secondary market.
Company Motives
There is but one reason for a company to sell shares and that is to raise capital to expand it. Companies do this in two ways.
Primary Market
Issuing shares on the stock market for the first time, also known as ‘floating’.
Companies which have already floated and are offering new shares to raise capital.
Secondary Market
Most investment in shares is within the secondary market, where company shares are traded daily. Movement in the price is relative to the company’s performance over time and the demand for the shares can also drive the price of a share upwards.
Share Price
Share price is reflected by supply and demand.
Share prices rise when the demand for a particular share is high. In other words when more investors wish to buy a share in a company rather than sell one.
The share price will decrease when more people wish to sell shares in a company than there are buyers. The lower share price makes a share more attractive to buyers.
There are other factors involved in determining the price of the share with events in the wider world playing a part, as well as the psychology of investors.
The factors which determine share price are broken down into geopolitical and economic factors (Macro), and factors associated with the company (Micro).
Macro Factors include political events, unexpected events such as terrorism or natural disasters, forecasts, interest movements, and legislative changes, while micro factors centre on company profits, merger and acquisitions, competition activity, share valuation, and management changes.
If you are considering investing in
stocks and shares
the golden rule is to spread the risk and not put all your eggs in the one basket.
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An Insider’s Guide to the Mining Sector: How to Make Money from Gold and Mining Shares $46 - In 2003, four mining shares rose over four times in price, with one gaining ten times.- In just the first two months of 2004, 26 mining shares increased more than 20%, with five shares doubling.- Merrill Lynch’s World Mining Trust is the UK’s best performing fund over the past three years, having risen by over 200 per cent.But is the mining boom about to end?Not according to this book, by Michael Coulson, Chairman of the Association of Mining Analysts. Coulson argues that, if anything, we are still in the early stages of prolonged strength in mining stocks and despite what some commentators are saying, the boom is far from over.FROM THE BACK COVERThe prospect of instant riches gives the mining sector an obvious glamour. And when the mining sector begins to run it can be an awesome sight and the excitement generated can be every bit as seductive and heady as that which enveloped markets during the internet boom. But due to the counter-cyclical nature of many mining stocks, they can also offer a valuable refuge when stock markets turn down. In this book, Michael Coulson gives a masterly overview of the sector, explains both the rewards and the pitfalls of investing in mining shares and argues convincingly that mining should once again form a core sector for all investors. The book is for anyone interested in mining, and particularly mining as an investment. Whilst it contains material which will be useful to even experienced followers of the sector, its main target is those who are interested in mining but perhaps not particularly familiar with the sector, and would like to know more. All the subjects are covered that are fundamental to acquiring sufficient knowledge about the miningsector to invest in it with confidence.While the mining s |
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An Insider’s Guide to the Mining Sector: How to Make Money from Gold and Mining Shares $40 - In 2003, four mining shares rose over four times in price, with one gaining ten times.- In just the first two months of 2004, 26 mining shares increased more than 20%, with five shares doubling.- Merrill Lynch’s World Mining Trust is the UK’s best performing fund over the past three years, having risen by over 200 per cent.But is the mining boom about to end?Not according to this book, by Michael Coulson, Chairman of the Association of Mining Analysts. Coulson argues that, if anything, we are still in the early stages of prolonged strength in mining stocks and despite what some commentators are saying, the boom is far from over.FROM THE BACK COVERThe prospect of instant riches gives the mining sector an obvious glamour. And when the mining sector begins to run it can be an awesome sight and the excitement generated can be every bit as seductive and heady as that which enveloped markets during the internet boom. But due to the counter-cyclical nature of many mining stocks, they can also offer a valuable refuge when stock markets turn down. In this book, Michael Coulson gives a masterly overview of the sector, explains both the rewards and the pitfalls of investing in mining shares and argues convincingly that mining should once again form a core sector for all investors. The book is for anyone interested in mining, and particularly mining as an investment. Whilst it contains material which will be useful to even experienced followers of the sector, its main target is those who are interested in mining but perhaps not particularly familiar with the sector, and would like to know more. All the subjects are covered that are fundamental to acquiring sufficient knowledge about the miningsector to invest in it with confidence.While the mining s |
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Beyond the Random Walk: A Guide to Stock Market Anomalies and Low-Risk Investing $4 In an efficient market, all stocks should be valued at a price that is consistent with available information. But as financial expert Vijay Singal, Ph.D., CFA, points out, there are circumstances under which certain stocks sell at a price higher or lower than the right price. In Beyond the Random Walk, Singal discusses ten such anomalous prices and shows how investors might—or might not—be able to exploit these situations for profit. The author distills several decades of academic research into a focused discussion of market anomalies that is both accessible and useful to people with varied backgrounds. Past empirical evidence is supplemented with author’s own research using more recent data. Anomalies covered include the "December Effect," "Momentum in Industry Stocks," "S&P 500 Index Changes," "Trading by Insiders," and "Merger Arbitrage." In each chapter, the author describes the particular anomaly, explains how it occurs, shows ways to take advantage of the anomaly, and highlights the risks involved. We learn, for example, that shares of stocks that have appreciated in recent months become scarce in late December, because investors wait until January before they sell (to postpone payment of taxes on profits). This scarcity drives the price up—the "December Effect"—and smart buyers can make the equivalent of 75% annual return on a five-day investment. Each chapter includes suggestions for further reading as well as tables and graphs that support the discussion. The book concludes with a preview of many other interesting anomalies and a section on how investor behavior might influence prices. Clearly written and informative, this well-researched volume is a must read for investors, traders, market specialists, and students of financial markets. |
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Big Profits from Small Stocks: How to Grow Your Investment Portfolio by Investing in Small Cap Companies $5.08 New – For the smart investor, small cap stocks–those from companies typically too small to trade on the major stock exchanges–are an excellent and quick way to grow a portfolio. Case shares his knowledge of the small cap companies and tells readers how to best profit from them. |
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Building Wealth in the Stock Market: A Proven Investment Plan for Finding the Best Stocks and Managing Risk $38.94 Used – “Building Wealth in the Stock Market” provides a complete model for investing successfully and safely in bull and bear markets. Experienced investor and teacher Colin Nicholson shares with readers his very own investment plan — one that has been honed over 40 years and that has seen him consistently beat the market and his target rate of return.Everything in Nicholson’s investing method is fully disclosed simply and with a minimum of market jargon. The central idea is how to manage risk |
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Building Wealth in the Stock Market: A Proven Investment Plan for Finding the Best Stocks and Managing Risk $25.43 Used – “Building Wealth in the Stock Market” provides a complete model for investing successfully and safely in bull and bear markets. Experienced investor and teacher Colin Nicholson shares with readers his very own investment plan — one that has been honed over 40 years and that has seen him consistently beat the market and his target rate of return.Everything in Nicholson’s investing method is fully disclosed simply and with a minimum of market jargon. The central idea is how to manage risk |
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Building Wealth in the Stock Market: A Proven Investment Plan for Finding the Best Stocks and Managing Risk $35.99 New – Building Wealth in the Stock Market provides a complete model for investingsuccessfully and safely in bull and bear markets. Experienced investorand teacher Colin Nicholson shares with readers his very own investmentplan – one that has been honed over 40 years and that has seen himconsistently beat the market and his target rate of return.Everything in Nicholson’s investing method is fully disclosed simply and witha minimum of market jargon. The central idea is how to manage risk in ordert |
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Building Wealth in the Stock Market: A Proven Investment Plan for Finding the Best Stocks and Managing Risk $29.04 New – Building Wealth in the Stock Market provides a complete model for investingsuccessfully and safely in bull and bear markets. Experienced investorand teacher Colin Nicholson shares with readers his very own investmentplan – one that has been honed over 40 years and that has seen himconsistently beat the market and his target rate of return.Everything in Nicholson’s investing method is fully disclosed simply and witha minimum of market jargon. The central idea is how to manage risk in ordert |
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Commitments of Traders Bible: How to Profit from Insider Market Intelligence $70 The Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s weekly Commitments of Traders (COT) report has established the U.S. futures market as one of the most transparent exchanges in the world—and created a level playing field for commodity and futures traders of all sizes in the process. But the information found within the COT report extends well beyond the confines of the commodity pits and can be profitably applied to virtually any market sector, from equities and treasuries to forex, gold stocks, and exchange-traded funds.Nobody understands this better than author Stephen Briese, an industry-leading expert on COT data. And now, with The Commitments of Traders Bible, he shares the insights and experiences of his successful career to help put the COT report in perspective. Written in a straightforward and accessible style, this detailed guide skillfully examines the predictive power of COT data and reveals how you can accurately interpret it in order to analyze market movements and make the most informed investment decisions possible.Divided into two comprehensive parts, this reliable resource:Takes you through a brief history of the COT report and explains how it has evolved over timeIllustrates how the dozens of numbers published on specific markets expose the positions of the biggest and smartest market insidersDescribes how to properly view the COT Index and use it to avoid the traps that most observers fall intoOffers technicians and chartists various ways to incorporate COT analysis into their existing programsDiscusses individual idiosyncrasies and patterns that appear in certain markets—from oil to interest ratesLists hundreds of securities from all over the world whose prices are highly correlated with commodities contained in the COT reportRegardless of your trading methods, and no matter what markets you’re involved in, there is a COT report that you should be reviewing |
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Common Sense on Mutual Funds: New Imperatives for the Intelligent Investor $19.95 NATIONAL BESTSELLER!”Cogent, honest, and hard-hitting-a must read for every investor.” -Warren E. BuffettPraise for Common Sense on Mutual Funds”Invoking both Thomas Paine and Benjamin Graham, Jack Bogle outlines a supremely logical plan not only to better investors’ returns, but to improve the whole fund industry. This isn’t just the best book yet by Bogle, it may well be the best book ever on mutual funds.” -DON PHILLIPS, President & CEO, Morningstar, Inc.”Buffett cannot teach you or me how to become a Warren Buffett. Bogle’s reasoned precepts can enable a few million of us savers to become in twenty years the envy of our suburban neighbors-while at the same time we have slept well in these eventful times.”-PAUL A. SAMUELSON, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Department of Economics”After a lifetime of picking stocks, I have to admit that Bogle’s arguments in favor of the index fund have me thinking of joining him rather than trying to beat him. Bogle’s wisdom and his commonsense way of explaining things make this book indispensable reading for anyone trying to figure out how to invest in this crazy stock market.”-JAMES J. CRAMER, Money Manager and Senior Columnist for TheStreet.com”Written in his characteristic forthright and visionary style, Bogle penetrates the myths and jargon to shed a powerful light on the central issues that confront every investor, no matter what their level of experience or sophistication.” -MARTIN L. LEIBOWITZ, Vice Chairman and Chief Investment Officer, TIAA-CREF”Jack Bogle is one of the great pioneer/visionaries of the investment business. In this book, he shares his knowledge, experience, and judgment to enable us to become better investors. The final philosophical chapters provide insights that may help some of us become better people.” -BYRON R. WIEN, Chief U.S. Investment Strategist Morgan Stanley Dean Witter |
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Companies of Iraq: Iraq Stock Exchange, Iraqi International Law Group, Baghdad Soft Drinks Co, Shield Group Security, Bank of Baghdad $14.14 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Iraq Stock Exchange, Iraqi International Law Group, Baghdad Soft Drinks Co, Shield Group Security, Bank of Baghdad, Dar Es Salaam Investment Bank, Babylon Bank, List of Companies of Iraq. Excerpt: The Iraq Stock Exchange (‘ISX), formally the Baghdad Stock Exchange, is a stock exchange in Baghdad, Iraq. The Iraq Stock Exchange was incorporated and began operations in June 2004. It operates under the oversight of the Iraq Securities Commission, an independent commission modeled after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. June Reed is an American adviser to the stock exchange. Before the 2003 invasion of Iraq, it was called the Baghdad Stock Exchange and was operated by the Iraqi Ministry of Finance. Now it is a self-regulated organization similar to the New York Stock Exchange, owned by the 50 or so member brokerages. As of 2005, the ISX was Iraq’s only stock exchange. It opened in 2004 with 15 companies, and now lists more than 100 companies. Turnover of shares in 2005 was approximately $5 million USD per trading session. Major stocks included Bank of Baghdad, Baghdad Soft Drinks Co, Iraqi Tufted Carpets Co, Hader Marble, and Altherar Agriculture. Aswat al-Iraq news agency covers every trading session with reports published on the web in English and Arabic Trading was with pen and paper. Buyers shouted at or called into their brokers, who stood near their whiteboards that listed each company’s share buy and sell price. That changed in February 2009, when for the first time since it was launched in the mid-1990s, the Iraq Stock Exchange announced that it would have a computerized system to show the movement of shares. Iraqi Exchange and Securities Commission Chairman Abdul-Razzak al-Saadi said that the new system would replace two blac… More: |
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Debt Securities $4.71 Used – A companion volume to “A General Introduction to Institutional Investment”, this title is intended for actuarial students and practitioners in the banking, finance and investment fields. It will also apply to second-year undergraduates in banking, finance and accountancy. The chapters on traditional UK fixed-interest stocks and preference shares are drawn directly from Day and Jamieson’s original volume subject to minor editing and updating. The remainder of the text was written to reflec |
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Debt Securities $17.39 Used – A companion volume to “A General Introduction to Institutional Investment”, this title is intended for actuarial students and practitioners in the banking, finance and investment fields. It will also apply to second-year undergraduates in banking, finance and accountancy. The chapters on traditional UK fixed-interest stocks and preference shares are drawn directly from Day and Jamieson’s original volume subject to minor editing and updating. The remainder of the text was written to reflec |
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Derivatives: Markets, Valuation, and Risk Management $175 Derivatives markets continue to grow at a rapid rate, with thousands of new products or product variations being introduced every year. In order to make sense of this dynamic environment you need a firm understanding of derivative contract valuation and risk management as well as the structure of the markets within which they trade. Author Robert Whaley has more than twenty-five years of experience in the world of finance, and with this book he shares his hard-won knowledge in the field of derivatives with you. Divided into ten information-packed parts, Derivatives will show you how this financial tool can be used in practice to create risk management, valuation, and investment solutions that are appropriate for a variety of market situations.Part One provides a broad overview of derivative contracts and the markets within which they tradePart Two reviews the basic principles of security valuation and helps prepare you for the upcoming discussion of derivative contract valuation and risk measurementPart Three focuses on the valuation of forward contracts and the risk management strategies associated with themPart Four focuses on the valuation of option contracts and the risk management strategies associated with themWith a general valuation/risk measurement framework in hand, you’ll then be introduced to derivative contracts in specific asset categories. The remaining parts (5–9) of this comprehensive guide are arranged by the nature of the asset underlying the derivatives contract—stocks are discussed first, then stock indexes, currencies, interest rates or bonds, and finally, commodities. In each part, Whaley provides a flavor of the history of each derivatives market. He also examines any contract idiosyncrasies that may affect valuation principles and explores specific risk management strategies/practices as they apply to the markets for particular asset categories.Derivatives can be used to |
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Dictionary of International Investment and Finance Terms $29.95 * Over 3,500 internationally recognized trade finance terms* Concise, clear definitions* Includes personal finance as well as equity marketsAn essential summary of terms applicable to investing in financial markets around the world. Whether a broker, investor, company accountant, fund manager, or private investor this dictionary will provide an explanation of all main stock market terms, indices, and regulations. It includes terms in the field of personal finance as well as stocks and shares. |
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Dictionary of International Investment and Finance Terms $29.95 * Over 3,500 internationally recognized trade finance terms* Concise, clear definitions* Includes personal finance as well as equity marketsAn essential summary of terms applicable to investing in financial markets around the world. Whether a broker, investor, company accountant, fund manager, or private investor this dictionary will provide an explanation of all main stock market terms, indices, and regulations. It includes terms in the field of personal finance as well as stocks and shares. |
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Double Your Money in America’s Finest Companies: The Unbeatable Power of Rising Dividends $39.95 Making your money work for you ought to be fun, easy, safe, and sure. You shouldn’t have to be a professional or spend every waking moment studying the markets. And you shouldn’t have to take a lot of time from your own career and personal life. Investing, says Bill Staton, isn’t voodoo or hocus-pocus. To invest means to put money to work today so that it will earn more money for the future. Staton, a successful financial advisor and money manager for almost four decades, has helped thousands of people invest wisely—just by following a few simple guidelines.In Double Your Money in America’s Finest Companies®, he shares his simple, time-tested way to make your money grow at an above-average rate with sub-stantially reduced risk. His investment philosophy is straightforward and uncomplicated: invest in well-run, profitable companies with long histories of rising annual dividends and/or earnings, and watch the profits grow.Staton’s investment program is built around America’s Finest Companies®—those shown to have delivered consistently superior returns over time—and will teach you how to be your own money manager. The author has whittled down the entire universe of more than 20,000 U.S. stocks to just over 300 of the highest-quality firms that historically have outperformed the market with below-average risk. With no Wall Street jargon, no complicated rules, and no complex formulas, he shows how to build and manage your own “mini-fund” picked from America’s Finest Companies®—and potentially outperform at least 75 percent of the pros 100 percent of the time. Using lively quips and anecdotes to illustrate his points, Staton draws in large part from the philosophies of value investors Benjamin Graham and Warren Buffett, helping readers align themselves with the investment wisdom and success of these self-made legends.This book’s valuable appendix contains a complete listing of America’s Finest Companies® with |
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Double Your Money in America’s Finest Companies: The Unbeatable Power of Rising Dividends (Almanac Investor Series) $39.95 Making your money work for you ought to be fun, easy, safe, and sure. You shouldn’t have to be a professional or spend every waking moment studying the markets. And you shouldn’t have to take a lot of time from your own career and personal life. Investing, says Bill Staton, isn’t voodoo or hocus-pocus. To invest means to put money to work today so that it will earn more money for the future. Staton, a successful financial advisor and money manager for almost four decades, has helped thousands of people invest wisely—just by following a few simple guidelines.In Double Your Money in America’s Finest Companies®, he shares his simple, time-tested way to make your money grow at an above-average rate with sub-stantially reduced risk. His investment philosophy is straightforward and uncomplicated: invest in well-run, profitable companies with long histories of rising annual dividends and/or earnings, and watch the profits grow.Staton’s investment program is built around America’s Finest Companies®—those shown to have delivered consistently superior returns over time—and will teach you how to be your own money manager. The author has whittled down the entire universe of more than 20,000 U.S. stocks to just over 300 of the highest-quality firms that historically have outperformed the market with below-average risk. With no Wall Street jargon, no complicated rules, and no complex formulas, he shows how to build and manage your own “mini-fund” picked from America’s Finest Companies®—and potentially outperform at least 75 percent of the pros 100 percent of the time. Using lively quips and anecdotes to illustrate his points, Staton draws in large part from the philosophies of value investors Benjamin Graham and Warren Buffett, helping readers align themselves with the investment wisdom and success of these self-made legends.This book’s valuable appendix contains a complete listing of America’s Finest Companies® with |
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Duncan On Investment And Speculation In Stocks And Shares … $17.89 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:CHAPTER III. INVESTMENT. Money has frequently to be put out at interest in cases where it is desirable that no change should take place in the value of the amount laid by. This is the case with trust money. Trustees who have the administration of money which is not their own, owe a prime duty to those interested in the fund, and that is, that at the end of their time they shall deliver up the property in as nearly as possible the same condition as they received it. It is, of course, praiseworthy of trustees to increase the amount of capital placed under their charge. But they must not speculate, no matter how honorable their intentions may be or how fully they may be conversant with financial matters. Their duty is quite clear; it is laid down by law ; and the Acts of Parliament relating to their rights and privilegesregulate the securities in which they are entitled to invest. Naturally, the selections in the statutes have been most carefully made, and they have been considered more with regard to safety of capital than with the idea of large revenue. They have been chosen as non- varying in value and regular in interest paying. Any that do not answer these requirements, or which would probably, in the future, not answer these requirements, are not available for the investment of trust funds. Now, private investors who deal with their own money are of course unfettered by any regulations except their own desires. That they would like to make the most they could of their capital is pretty obvious. The question of non-varying value and regular interest need be of no moment to them provided they can do better, But some do not take the trouble to do better; some are afraid to approach the subject of prof1table investment. Very well, let them follow the example of tr… |
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Duncan On Investment And Speculation In Stocks And Shares … $16.76 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:CHAPTER III. INVESTMENT. Money has frequently to be put out at interest in cases where it is desirable that no change should take place in the value of the amount laid by. This is the case with trust money. Trustees who have the administration of money which is not their own, owe a prime duty to those interested in the fund, and that is, that at the end of their time they shall deliver up the property in as nearly as possible the same condition as they received it. It is, of course, praiseworthy of trustees to increase the amount of capital placed under their charge. But they must not speculate, no matter how honorable their intentions may be or how fully they may be conversant with financial matters. Their duty is quite clear; it is laid down by law ; and the Acts of Parliament relating to their rights and privilegesregulate the securities in which they are entitled to invest. Naturally, the selections in the statutes have been most carefully made, and they have been considered more with regard to safety of capital than with the idea of large revenue. They have been chosen as non- varying in value and regular in interest paying. Any that do not answer these requirements, or which would probably, in the future, not answer these requirements, are not available for the investment of trust funds. Now, private investors who deal with their own money are of course unfettered by any regulations except their own desires. That they would like to make the most they could of their capital is pretty obvious. The question of non-varying value and regular interest need be of no moment to them provided they can do better, But some do not take the trouble to do better; some are afraid to approach the subject of prof1table investment. Very well, let them follow the example of tr… |
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Duncan on Investment and Speculation in Stocks and Shares $26.75 This is a pre-1923 historical reproduction that was curated for quality. Quality assurance was conducted on each of these books in an attempt to remove books with imperfections introduced by the digitization process. Though we have made best efforts – the books may have occasional errors that do not impede the reading experience. We believe this work is culturally important and have elected to bring the book back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. |
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