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What they will do is leverage a ratio of "credit" to dollars to you. This varies from broker to broker and depends upon the size of the trade. It is usually no less than 50:1 and is typically 100:1. At a ratio of 100:1, that means for every $1,000 you invest, you're actually trading with $100,000 - that is, you are actually carrying the risk on $100,000, the difference being a loan from the broker...
...Jintao has led a concerted effort to spread China's so-called "soft power" in Asia, Africa and South America. There have also been sharp reversals of what previously seemed intractable positions on key regional issues such as reining in North Korea's nuclear program, where many observers credit pressure from China on their North Korean allies as being critical to the effort's progress. Long-strained relations with Japan have also improved markedly; over the weekend, the two counties held their highest-level summit in Beijing since diplomatic ties were restored...
...after U.S. prodding, Palestinian sources told TIME, that Israel agreed to free 429 Palestinian inmates, none engaged in terrorist activities. Presidential sources told TIME that the Israelis were ready to release them before the Annapolis summit, but delayed the move at Abbas' request, so that he could take the credit...
...think he deserves a lot of credit,” Donato said, adding, “The way he’s playing now, he gives us a chance to win every night...
...into Saturday was certainly reflected in the performance. “They had a long week,” Miller said. “The girls are constantly asking what they can do better, and they learned from their mistakes Wednesday and came out and fixed those mistakes today. Credit goes to the girls for that.” Harvard has also been forced to play without injured captain Supriya Balsekar, who is one of the team’s top players, forcing players into higher flights. Balsekar still remains an important presence in the locker room, though, and helped...