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Peter Sez - Peter’s Rants 'n Raves: Yeah, the U.S. dollar is down, but the U.S. is not out.  You're in for a shock when you find out how much money has been pouring into the U.S. lately.  Check it out at: stock market successful trading strategies US

And, while you're at it, check these links out too:

U.S. Dollar Collapse: www.tradingsmarts.com/newsletterusdollarcollapse.htm

U.S. Dollar Jitters: www.tradingsmarts.com/newslettergreenbackjitters.htm

U.S. Dollar Protection: www.tradingsmarts.com/newsletterusdollarindexput.htm

U.S Dollar - What Soros Thinks: www.tradingsmarts.com/newslettersorosonthedollar.htm

U.S. Dollar - The Straight Skinny: www.tradingsmarts.com/newsletterusdollarstraightskinny.htm

U.S. Dollar Woes - Its Future: www.tradingsmarts.com/newsletterdollartumble.htm

Other Useful Links:

www.tradingsmarts.com/newsletterbackissues.htm  

Quote of the Month: "Find the trend whose premise is false," says George Soros, "and bet against it."

Got Some Success Stories? If you have a story to tell, please let me know, and I’ll publish it right here – in the very next issue.  Don’t be bashful.  Share and share alike.  Share your secrets with my wide audience.  We won’t live long enough to make all the mistakes imaginable in this business.  So, let’s help each other.  I don’t know all the answers.  I am sure you know some real beauts.

For those of you who missed previous issues of this Newsletter, you can read them online by going to: commodity trading rules, currency trading strategy, and stock market successful trading strategies  

If your trading is all foam and no beer, be sure to read my Newsletter on a regular basis.  And, please send me suggestions for things you want to hear about.

As a service to my valued readership, I am going to give you some pointers on where to park your money in Forex managed accounts, which seems to be a hot topic these days.  But, before I get into it, I should point out that I do not benefit by sharing this information with you in any way.  This is strictly for your information, and you should do your own due diligence.

The minimum for Dynex 10 to 1 is 20k, and the 5 to 1 is 40k.  The fees are based upon the leveraged trading size at .1% per month.  For example, if a client put in 20 k in the 10 to 1, his leverage would allow a trading size of 200,000 x .1%.  The trader also makes an incentive fee of 25% of profits above the high water mark.  The fees are detailed at dynexcorp.com.

According to one of my customers, an acquaintance of his, who has been trading FX since May, and doing VERY well off the daily chart, has researched recommendation services extensively.  He has it down to two:

Pronet Analytics in England (1,000 pounds a month to subscribe, but with a fantastic hit rate); and,

Global markets (USD$700 a month).  He's just trialing them now.

If you know of any other services that rate highly in your opinion, please let me know: prbain@tradingsmarts.com

If you want to hone your trading skills in commodities, currencies, stocks, or markets in general, get the scoop at: commodity trading rules, currency trading strategy, and stock market successful trading strategies         

Smith Barney's Alan Shaw is 65 years old, and is a 45-year veteran of Wall Street.  Probably the dean of technical analysis on Wall Street, he received the No. 1 ranking for technical analysis on Wall Street in a survey by Institutional Investor magazine last year – along with colleague Louise Yamada.

Mr. Shaw is of the opinion that the latest market rally will be over some time in the second half of this year.  He cites as proof the lessons learned in the history books, wherein we're only supposed to experience one bull market run in our lifetime.

That rally for us would have been the one just ended – the one that started in 1982 and ended in 1999.  Any gains now are taking place within the context of a longer-term bear market.  Watch out below.  Housing prices too.

I share his opinion, and have been calling for an 'up-market' until the April - November timeframe – more like November now. 

Mr. Shaw is high on basic-materials stocks, such as Alcoa (the world's largest maker of aluminum), Inco (the world's second largest nickel producer), and Newmont Mining Corp. (the No. 1 producer of gold).  He also likes Xerox (the largest supplier of U.S. copiers), and sees its shares doubling.  Other companies he likes are Cooper Industries Limited, Ingersoll-Rand Co., and Waste Management Inc.

According to Mr. Shaw, commodities are in the early stages of a major bull market.  Please see the next section below for confirming evidence and another way to play basic materials – without the risk.

Get the drill on trading at: commodity trading rules, currency trading strategy, and stock market successful trading strategies

For you commodities sports fans out there, you're gonna love this one.  Anglo American (AAUK:NASDAQ) is a commodities conglomerate.  Anglo American has interests in base metals, coal, diamonds, ferrous metals, gold, industrial minerals, and platinum.  Think of it as a natural resources mutual fund with a precious metals component.  You get lots of diversification here, but without the egregious management expense ratio associated with a mutual fund.

If you take a look at its chart at BigCharts.com, you will notice that it is trading at a very reasonable price (US$22.13 as at January 19, 2004).  It also has a nice chart pattern – consistently up for the last six months.  If you would like to know how to pick your entry point on this stock, drop me a line: prbain@tradingsmarts.com

Anglo American trades at just 20 times earnings, and has a 2.3% dividend yield.  Its astute management team have grown the earnings per share by almost 60% over the past five years.

This is a nice way to get in on rising commodity prices, without taking on the risk associated with any one sector.

It could very well be that the outlook for commodity prices is bullish.  Add to that the phenomenal growth rates of China and its environs, and you can easily see that the demand for raw materials and luxury goods out of these countries will only add fuel to the growth potential of companies such as this one.

Please see the section above this one for more on the future of commodity prices.

"Here is how to make your Pivots Program system work for Bonds:

1) Open your spreadsheet.
2) Click on the column that has your prices.
3) With the column highlighted, go to 'Format,' click on 'Cells,' then go to 'Number.'
4) At 'Number,' go to 'Custom.'
5) Where you see '# ??/16,' change to '# ??/32.'
6) And there you have it sports' fans!

Only problem is that we have to enter the price as 112. 17/32, rather than 11217, or 112 ^17; but it works never the less. There may be a better way to program it, but I don't know how at this time. I tried to make it work in FileMaker Pro, but the program did not have a function for 32s. I found your calculations from your book 'How To Trade Like a Pro in One Hour.'"

Thanks to Charles D. L. for this! If you would like to know which service he uses to trade bonds with, please let me know: prbain@tradingsmarts.com It has a pretty cool tool that automatically calculates and plots the support and resistance lines for you.

You will find the whole shebang on trading in my book by clicking here: stock market successful trading strategies

Okay, I'll bite ... why the Forex?

Forex trading has been catching the eye of day and swing traders lately because of the contraction of price movement in stocks and indexes over the past few years. 

To illustrate, Amazon's 20-day average true range (ATR) was $10.30 January 29, 1999. The ATR was a meager $1.93 October 31, 2003. What this means, of course, is that it now takes more than a week for Amazon to cover the same amount of territory that it did in a single day during the heady days before the STOCKWRECK, rendering intraday trading much less attractive to scalpers.

Consider that the euro's ATR is 76 pips on any given day, and you'll soon realize why traders are flocking to the Forex.  It is 30 times the size of all U.S. equity markets put together, it never closes, and it has tons of liquidity.  And, you pay no commissions.  And, and, and ... I could go on forever.

One simple implementation of a swing trading idea came from W. D. Gann. He posited that, if two consecutive bars made lower lows, a downswing would ensue, while an upswing would occur if two consecutive bars made higher highs. Don’t you just love simple things?

If you would like to know how to learn how to trade the Forex in six weeks or less, please send me a blank e-mail with 'Six Weeks' in the subject line.

Or, if you would like a free report on making easy money with the Canadian dollar, Swiss franc, and the U.S. dollar, please send me a blank e-mail with 'Easy Money' in the subject line.

Currency Update:

The U.S. Dollar is a deadly falling knife.

Down, down, down she goes … The U.S. dollar could drop 6% from its current level to US$1.35 per euro. Why? The government’s budget deficit is big; the trade deficit is at a record level; foreign investors are losing interest in the dollar. The dollar weakens without foreign money funding the twin deficits.

The good news is U.S. businesses reap the benefits of translating their earnings from a strong euro into a weak dollar. The United States is in the sweet spot in the current currency conflict. A weaker dollar is slowing the trade deficit by making their exports cheaper.

And ... the current account is leveling off by US$100-billion.

However ... Bush surely will not want to head into the final months of his campaign with a wilting dollar ... because the dollar in part reflects on the  strength of the economy.  He will want to do something about the optics is my guess.

Please read why you shouldn't kiss the U.S. off just yet at: currency trading strategy US

Other interesting reading on the U.S. dollar situation:

U.S. Dollar Collapse: www.tradingsmarts.com/newsletterusdollarcollapse.htm

U.S. Dollar Jitters: www.tradingsmarts.com/newslettergreenbackjitters.htm

U.S. Dollar Protection: www.tradingsmarts.com/newsletterusdollarindexput.htm

U.S Dollar - What Soros Thinks: www.tradingsmarts.com/newslettersorosonthedollar.htm

U.S. Dollar - The Straight Skinny: www.tradingsmarts.com/newsletterusdollarstraightskinny.htm

U.S. Dollar Woes - Its Future: www.tradingsmarts.com/newsletterdollartumble.htm

Other Useful Links:

www.tradingsmarts.com/newsletterbackissues.htm

Swiss Franc Play: www.tradingsmarts.com/newsletterswissfrancplay.htm

The Swiss franc ain't too shabby either these days.

Switzerland is also in an enviable position with its currency. It did not participate in the single European currency pact. The Swiss franc stood at 1.7 per dollar (US$0.59) in 2002. Today, it has risen 35% – far less than the 50% gain for the euro.

Learn how you can play the Swiss franc through one single stock purchase by clicking here: currency trading strategy Swiss franc

The Real Value of the Euro:

The average price of a Starbucks tall latte in America is the same as the average price of a Big Mac – US$2.80. The average price of a Starbucks tall latte in euro-area countries is 2.93 euros (US$3.70). This would suggest that the euro is about 30 per cent overvalued against the dollar, but the Canadian dollar is still undervalued against the U.S. buck.

European officials don't appear to be too choked up about their heady euro, indicating, "Let it rise." This while the BoC cut its target rate to 2.5%.

The fire was lit under the euro the week of January 12 after a euro group meeting of euro zone finance ministers and the ECB signaled a green light to buy back the euro after a  US5-cent decline that week.

The BoJ surprised us all ... by deciding to raise its target range for excess liquidity in the banking system – a sign of their concern about the damage being inflicted on their exports by the strong yen.  

Thanks also to Victoria Keeling for this:

"I like your pivot points! I've been doing some "simple" trades off the hourly charts because you don't have to deal with the running of stops the way you do on a 15 min time frame. I use fibs but don't generally find them necessary. 230 pips in just two days. Add another 95 to that by buying one more contract at the second breakout!! With a decent account, one could add a contract at every trendline resistance break during this beautiful uptrend, and...WOW!!!

The Forex is so far superior to the stock market...sometimes, I feel like I'm dreaming!!!"

Thanks to George C. Smith for this:

"When getting the OHLC numbers from the hourly chart to calculate the pivot point numbers at FX Solutions, it is necessary to subtract three pips from the high bar number. For some reason, their charts tag on the bid price with a three-pip shadow.

Of course, this also makes it harder to see hammers and spinning tops, as well as double and triple tops in the making. I have been fooled more than once in 'seeing' a double top forming, only to realize when the new bar comes up, and the three-pip shadow is popped on top of the last bar, that I forgot once again about this three-pip ask price being added on. I do wish they would offer an option on their otherwise excellent platform software to remove these distorting upper shadows.

Anyway, those silly three extra pips on the EUR/USD pair, when clipped off, make the pivot point numbers far more accurate compared to yours from what I've seen."

Thanks to Vincent Chamberlain for this:

"I noticed that macd divergences on the 4 hour chart offers some powerful moves and signals besides the 1 hour chart. I have gotten to the point where I do not even look at the lower charts. I only pay attention the weekly, daily, 4 hour, and 1 hour charts. I only use the 15 minute or 5 minute charts to enter and exit my trades. I look for my signals on the higher charts, and the primary signal I look for is a DIVERGENCE! The lower charts always listen to the higher charts. Knowing this, along with pivot points and drawing the proper trendlines, has given me a tremendous edge."

FX Solutions' $100 Referral Program:

FX Solutions offers existing customers $100 in additional equity for referring a new customer to them when the new customer opens an account of $1,000 or more. This is just one of our ways of saying thank you for being an FX Solutions customer, and introducing other Forex traders to FX Solutions' advantages. It's simple for new customers to help you earn your additional equity. Simply have them put "Referred by Your Name, FX Solutions Account ID#______" in the Comments or Questions section of the Account Application. Following the opening of that account, they will add $100 to the balance in your account.

Please let thomas@fxsol.com know when you do this, and please mention my name (Peter R. Bain) as the referring agent. Thanks you in advance!

FX Solutions' Innovative FLEXI Contracts:

FX Solutions provides the foreign exchange trader with the best trading package, including rapid trade execution, the narrowest price spreads, superior trading tools, customer support and live access to vital market information. The package includes the FLEXI contract, offered exclusively by FX Solutions, which allows you to choose a contract size which best suits your trading style.

FLEXI Contract:

Margin Advantage at FX Solutions:

FX Solutions also offers a significant margin advantage to foreign exchange traders. Margin at FX Solutions is calculated on a real-time basis in full compliance with NFA regulations. Many other brokers instead use arbitrary margin requirements, which overcharge traders, therefore reducing the number of trades that can be executed.

Equity Bonus at FX Solutions:

In addition to all of these advantages, open an account of US$3,000 or more by March 1, 2004 and FX Solutions will add US$250 in equity to your account. Existing FX Solutions' clients that deposit US$3,000 or more into their account by March 1, 2004 are also eligible to receive a $250 equity bonus.

Hot Commodities

Time to toot my own horn again.  Last month, I called for orange juice to tumble, and tumble it did big time.  January 21, orange juice futures in New York had their biggest drop in almost five years over concern that a record crop in Florida, the largest U.S. grower of the fruit, would overwhelm slumping demand.  The futures have plunged 34% in the past year, largely because of the Florida crop and declining U.S. juice consumption.  Many people have quit drinking orange juice thanks to the low-carbohydrate diet craze that spurns fruit.   

Feeling lucky?  Huge returns only come from brave actions.

According to my interpretation of the latest commitments of traders data, the following commodities futures represent good trading opportunities to the short side: coffee, corn, orange juice

I did see only one suitable long candidates: sugar.

Traders, trading these commodities at absurd prices, are practically giving their money away. Why not take it? You will be doing God's own work ... helping to teach valuable moral lessons to those who need them.  You might also be paid well in the process.

Please adhere to the 11 commodity trading rules outlined in the May/03 edition of this Newsletter.  You can read it by going to: commodity trading rules

Caution

Be sure to observe the rules around trading active contract months – i.e., open interest and volume.  FutureSource.com is a good “source” of such information.  That was all explained in my May issue of this Newsletter.  You can go there by clicking here: commodity trading rules 0503   

MACD is a good indicator to help you trade commodities.  You can read all about it at: commodity trading rules

My book was originally inspired by commodities futures, and the profit potential they stood for.  You too can get your very own copy at: commodity trading rules

Hot Currencies

The four major pairs (EUR/USD, USD/JPY, GBP/USD, USD/CHF) are always hot – each and every day of the week.  That never changes from session to session.  That’s the nice thing about trading currencies on the Forex.  You only have to worry about four entities, rather than 7,800 stocks, or 72 commodities.  Of course, you can get the latest at: currency trading strategy

Hot Stocks and Real Gems

With the market doing quite nicely, traders are piling in.  But, not SO fast.

In their rush to "do something," many of them are simply trading the WRONG stocks.

SO, trade only the very best marquee stocks, and play it safe … with the pared-down list of cult hotties ferreted out for you by the service I mentioned in Section 3 in my last Newsletter (stock market successful trading strategies new service), which wades through all the gobbledygook for you.  This is not just some ragtag collection.  No “dead man walking” stocks there.

Also, Broadcom (BRCM) beat estimates by three cents a share on a sharp jump in revenues. Another tech stock seeing higher prices is Flextronics (FLEX), up nearly ten percent. Flextronics also bested earnings estimates on a strong improvement in revenues the past year.
 

Trading Techniques

No Hail Mary passes or fancy knee-jerk gizmos here … just stuff that rocks – but, even Muhammad Ali lost a few fights.  However, it was he who said, "It ain't braggin' if you can do it." 

Say “Hasta La Vista” to bad trades.  Hit the “sweet spot” of trading successes with these trading tips, and don’t forget that almighty tight …

Don’t be condemned to repeat past mistakes.  Everyone knows how to buy, but few people know how to sell.  When you are trading momentum stocks, where you are dealing with hairy-fairy fundamentals, that’s perfectly okay, so long as you have an exit strategy in mind – worked out on paper before you press enter.  Don’t just gloss over the following information.  Please study it in detail.

For stocks: Please refer to section 7 of the July/03 newsletter: stock market successful trading strategies 0703

If you would like a “free” copy of my special report on trading stocks the way the Big Dogs do, just drop me a line: prbain@tradingsmarts.com

For information on shorting stocks, please follow this link: stock market successful trading strategies shorting

New: Moving Averages – www.tradingsmarts.com/newslettermovingaverages.htm

New: The S&P 500 Game – www.tradingsmarts.com/newslettersp500game.htm

New: Swing Trading - To swing or not to swing, that is the question.

www.tradingsmarts.com/newsletterswingorno.htm  

When is volume really volume? stock market successful trading strategies volume 

For currencies: Please see the Forex Section in the August/03 Newsletter: currency trading strategy 0803 and please be sure to read the entire newsletter for April/03: currency trading strategy 0403

For information on FX Solutions’ hedging, momentum, and statistical charting, as reported in the last Newsletter – for October – please go to that Newsletter by clicking here:  currency trading strategy 1003

New:

Combining Chart Patterns with Pivot Point Analysis: www.tradingsmarts.com/newsletterchartpatterns.htm

Currency Trading Strategy: www.tradingsmarts.com/newslettercurrencytradingstrategy.htm  

Currency Trading Strategy - Icing on the Cake:  www.tradingsmarts.com/newslettericingonthecake.htm

Forex Hedging (Currencies - Hedging Exchange Rates):

www.tradingsmarts.com/newsletterforexhedging.htm

Forex Interbank: www.tradingsmarts.com/newsletterforexinterbank.htm

Forex Trading Strategy: www.tradingsmarts.com/newsletterforextradingstrategy.htm

For commodities: Please go to the May/03 Newsletter: commodity trading rules 0503  Also, please visit the June/03 edition: commodity trading rules 0603  And, the September/03 issue: commodity trading rules 0903

For information on when to cut and run in a commodities trade, the meaning and use of the 200-day moving average, the purpose of trendlines, the Relative Strength Index indicator, and the “4-9-18 Formula,” please refer to the last edition of this Newsletter by going to: commodity trading rules, currency trading strategy, and stock market successful trading strategies 1003

For more information on the role commitments of traders data plays in trading commodities, please follow this link: commodity trading rules 

New:

Commitments of Traders - Funds: www.tradingsmarts.com/newslettercotfunds.htm

Futures: A real mish-mash of stuff – Backwardation, Bonds, Commercial Traders, Commodities, Contango, Federal Reserve, Futures Pricing, Government Deficits, Interest Rate Futures, Investment Funds, Supply and Demand, World Economy, Yield Curve –

www.tradingsmarts.com/newsletterfuturesstuff.htm

Just some of the many trading gems you will find at: commodity trading rules, currency trading strategy, and stock market successful trading strategies

Selling futures options is like watching an Iowa farmer's cornfield grow – no need to worry about the intricacies day traders face.  Here, you can sit back and be more objective about the market as a whole.

 
Option writing is not for the faint of heart, and should only be handled with an experienced professional, or after you have acquired sufficient knowledge to take the leap on your own.

The strategy is to sell far out-of-the-money options in futures markets where there are clear long term fundamentals – be they bullish or bearish – in the opposite direction to the market.  And, to also be aware of seasonal tendencies. Unless the market is moving sharply against your position, time value will eventually make you a winner.

When selling an option, an investor statistically has an approximate 80% chance of the option expiring worthless. Thus, if bearish a market, you would sell calls. If bullish, you would sell puts. The idea is to sell strike prices either far above or far below the current price of the futures market. Then, place a stop (perhaps 200% of the current value of the option), sit back and observe.

The benefit of always having time value working in your favor (eroding the option on a daily basis) can be a tremendous advantage with this strategy.

Options - To Cover or Go Naked: www.tradingsmarts.com/newslettercoveredornakedcall.htm

Are options dead? www.tradingsmarts.com/newsletterdeadoptions.htm

The Magic of QQQ Options: www.tradingsmarts.com/newsletterqqqoptionmagic.htm

Options Reading: www.tradingsmarts.com/newsletteroptionsreading.htm

Options - Synthetic Calls: www.tradingsmarts.com/newslettersyntheticcall.htm

Options Terminology: www.tradingsmarts.com/newsletteroptionsterminology.htm

My book addresses commodities, currencies, market indexes, stocks – and, of course, options too.  It’s all waiting for you with just one mouse click at: commodity trading rules, currency trading strategy, and stock market successful trading strategies  

The latest market stats. – as at February 2/04:
 

Put/Call Ratio: .61 (For an explanation of the Put/Call Ratio, please click here: stock market successful trading strategies put/call)

$VIX Volatility Index (a.k.a. the Wall Street's market fear gauge): 17.11 (For an explanation of the VIX Indicator, please click here: stock market successful trading strategies vix)

For an update on the VIX, please click here: stock market successful trading strategies vix update

$TICK: 660.00 - The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) this indicator, which measures up-ticks verses down-ticks on the NYSE.  This statistic summarizes the number of stocks that are increasing in price, versus those that are decreasing in price.  Readings above 1,400 are rare.  A spike in TICK to that level and beyond is a sign of aggressive buying, and helps to explain a rally that helps push stocks from negative to positive territory. 

NYSE/DOW Crash Index:  2 (invested)

NASDAQ 100/S&P 500 Crash Index:  -6/0 respectively (cash/invested)

A buy occurs when an index goes to a +6 from a sell, or a crash alert status.  A sell occurs when an index goes to a -6, and a crash alert occurs when an index hits -10.

NYSE Advancing/Declining Issues:  30636.00

COT (Commitments of Traders) – Commercial traders net positions

DJIA – Funds neutral; commercials neutral

NASDAQ 100 Stock Index – No clear direction

S&P 500 Stock Index –  Funds very short; commercials long   

If there is any part of this Newsletter than you cannot see because of the e-mail program you are using, please view it online at: commodity trading rules, currency trading strategy, and stock market successful trading strategies

Or, please send me an e-mail, and I’ll send you a PDF version of the Newsletter: prbain@tradingsmarts.com  It could be that you are not online while viewing the Newsletter, as we pull the charts and graphics down from our site – to save having to send them out with each e-mail copy of the Newsletter.  

If you don’t already have a copy of my internationally-acclaimed book “How to Trade Like a Pro in One Hour” and associated software, you can get your very own copies for the price of dinner and a bad movie!  Get the whole enchilada at: commodity trading rules, currency trading strategy, and stock market successful trading strategies

The book and program are for traders who trade any market, not just the Forex.

Please feel free to send your inquiries, be they comments, feedback, questions or suggestions, to me at: prbain@tradingsmarts.com

If you have any ideas or suggestions for future articles, they would be most welcome.  I especially invite any trading tips, strategies or techniques you may have that you wish to bring forward, and share with others.  If I include them in future editions of this Newsletter, you will most certainly get proper credit and recognition.  You will also receive a free bonus from me for your time and trouble.    

Happy trades to you, and here’s to your health, happiness and good relationships!

Thank you for reading this Newsletter!  Go forth and multiply your income!

God bless!

Peter R. Bain
www.TradingSmarts.com

PS: I would be more than glad to put on a seminar in your area, if you could pull together a large enough audience to make it worth my while.

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Disclaimer:  I do not promote or make any promises about short-term predictions or daring speculations.

There is a risk to investing and trading, so please use money you have set aside for that purpose, and guard it with your life by using good money management practices and principles, and good trading technique.  Please don’t invest or trade money you can ill afford to lose. 

I am not responsible for your decisions, and subsequent actions, based on the information contained in this Newsletter. 

Please note: The Securities Commission in the jurisdiction where I live and work precludes me from giving you trading advice or recommendations when it comes to any form of security.  So, I present my picks for educational and informational purposes only, and do not personally benefit from their inclusion in this Newsletter, or for any other reason.  Nor am I imputing my views to you.  Please proceed at your own risk, should you decide to act upon any of the tradables mentioned in this Newsletter.

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