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VIDEO MARKET REVIEWS 8 August 2012: Morning Market Review from Mr. Arne Treholt (Vice-President of Business Development and Investments UWCFX.com)

Markets rally; stabile currencies DAILY MARKET REVIEWS by Arne Treholt Vice-President of Business Development and Investments Stock markets in Europe, United States continued to rally through yesterday and in Asia this morning as investors bet on policymakers willingness to act decisively on the euro zone debt crisis and undertake measures to boost economic growth. Oil prices rose, and reached a 12-week high. Brent crude jumped two dollar to 111. Copper, a growth barometer, is up while the Euro stabilized around 1.24 against the USD. Safe haven bonds suffered from weakening demands. Gold (1610) and Silver (28,05) are trading higher. The more optimistic market sentiments gave equities a boost globally. The US S&P rose to its highest level since early May and was close to breaking through the technical resistance on 1400. A convincing break through 1400 will signal further buying. The Asian MICS-index is up for its fourth day in row. The Australian dollar, strongly influenced by commodity prices and economic growth reached a four-month high yesterday. USD has weakened on greater risk appetite as investors again gamble on smaller currencies. The Japanese yen seen as a safe haven is also weaker. Last week US regulators accused HSBC, the Hong Kong Shanghai banking giant, for money laundering presumably accepting funds from Mexican drug cartels to be white washed. Yesterday New York banking regulators directed a blistering attack on the British Standard Chartered Bank. According to the regulators, the bank had allegedly money laundered over USD 250 Billion in transactions tied to Iran in violation of US sanctions. These new accusations have raised eyebrows. The initiative against Standard Charter was according to informed sources, taken by an over-zealous freshman. The regulator did neither consult the US Treasury department nor the Federal Reserve before the decision was taken. This has created irritations and also questions whether the action might be politically motivated. Standard Charter is the third bank after Berkley and HSBC, which US regulators have lashed out against in the last month. This has created questions whether this may be regarded as a witch-hunt against foreign banks competing in the US market. Copyright: United World Capital

Happy Birthday of the UWCFX : 4 years we work for you! Every year since 2008 on the 8th of August the company United World Capital Ltd. celebrates its birthday! The UWCFX Team is happy to share this important event of the company with the people who believe in us and are ready for a great future improvement. Birthday is not just a holiday, it's time to summarize what we have already done and unquestioningly follow the marked plan. Looking back, we are proud to remember the chronology of the principal events for the last 4 successful working years: The United World Capital Ltd. started working hard in the field of brokerage services at exchange market from the August 2008. Our first confident steps were Registration Company, getting a certification from CySec and settling down the Main office. 2009 year was valuable of certification to go Global, opening a new branch in Singapore and taking part in the ShowFxAsia in Kuala- Lumpur. 2010 year brought Swap Free Accounts available; Affiliate program for our partners, OKpay and CONTACT e-payment methods, UWC Quick cards, participation in Trend's exhibition in Cairo. 2011 year saved in memory the official inauguration of the Malaysian branch office, reducing the minimum deposits for all kinds of trading accounts, execution STP account, adding futures CFD, multi-level business for UWC partners, Currenex platform for guru and rolling in Singapore Forex Expo once again. This current 2012 year is bright with a lot of innovations and updates: the new www.uwcfx.com web-site was launched in short period; the latest in the world of trading platforms MT5 and Mirror Trader were set up one by one, the 5th digits accuracy of the price quotations was added for the REALForex account users, Russian and German versions of the web-site are already available, support in Bengali, Polish and Bulgarian languages provides. Keeping up with the times, the UWC always involved in the most significant events whatever is that a seminar in Bangladesh or exhibitions in Jordan and Egypt. During the whole period of existence the United World Capital Ltd. tried to work for making its clients pleased with permanent bonus programs, exciting contests and attractive promotions. It's a big honour for us to support people who have health problem, to sponsor talent sportsmen (Mairis Briendis) and new technologies (AT). Our priority mission is to provide propitious atmosphere of trading for our clients. Obviously, for past 4 years UWC achieved many goals, but we always strive to the next level and keep new ideas and surprises for him who with us. Regarding the Happy birthday week we would like to say "Thank you" to all our clients for placing your trust in us. Our sincere Congratulation to all of you!! On behalf of the company we prepared a holiday gift for You! Everyone can get through participation in our "Birthday Gift" Lottery and get a BMW car from the UWCFX!!! All traders who deposit $100 from the 8th to 16th of August will automatically take part in the Birthday lottery. We sincerely wish you a good luck in the "Birthday Gift" Lottery and future financial prosperity!

EURO hits month high DAILY MARKET REVIEWS by Arne Treholt Vice-President of Business Development and Investments The Euro/USD hits its highest level in one month reaching 1.2444 during yesterday’s trade. The currency kept steady at 1.24 in Asian trading this morning. The Euro is supported by hopes that the European Central Bank, ECB, soon will take action to lower borrowing costs for Spain and Italy. Interest rate on both Spain and Italian bond fell yesterday on expectations that ECB may again start to buy government bonds. USD is as on Monday falling against most currencies on bigger risk appetite. USD/JPY trades at 78,256. Oil prices rose for a second straight session closing at its highest level in 11 weeks. Brent crude is trading close to USD 109 a barrel as US stock markets extended its strong Friday rally on supportive US jobs data calmed concerns about a slowing economy, and hopes that Europe will be able to effectively address its debt crisis. Violence in Syria and Iran’s dispute with Western countries over Tehran’s nuclear program continued to worry investors about the potential threat to the oil supplies from the region. Shares in Asia were again up on expectations that Europe will take actions to tackle the debt crisis and further hopes that China and the United States will adopt stimulus measures to boost economic growth. The Australian dollar continues to trade up. Major Chinese data are expected on Thursday, giving investors a better idea to judge whether the world’s second-largest economy is back on the strong growth path after a lackluster first half year. The South Asian Pacific index, MSCI, inched marginally up in trading Tuesday morning. Copyright: United World Capital

VIDEO MARKET REVIEWS 6 August 2012: Morning Market Review from Mr. Arne Treholt (Vice-President of Business Development and Investments UWCFX.com)

Shares rally on US jobs DAILY MARKET REVIEWS by Arne Treholt Vice-President of Business Development and Investments Asian markets rallied in the morning hours today, following stronger than expected US jobs data and renewed optimism for European action on the debt crisis. The Euro touched a one-month high against USD reaching 1.2415, before falling back and trading on 1.2391. Oil prices also jumped on 63 000 new jobs added in US in July. Brent crude is trading at 108,48. Precious metals are stronger: Gold is at 1605. The US jobs data gave US and European stocks a strong boost Friday after disappointing news from US Federal Reserve and the European Central bank, ECB, earlier in the week. The overwhelming positive reaction on the US jobs data underscores global markets nervousness and volatility. A deeper look into Friday’s figures show that after job’s losing months, July’s employment kept track with jobs lost. The unemployment increased from 8,1 to 8,2 percent, and gives no reason for long standing jubilation in a market hungry for any news which can be interpreted as positive. The jobs data has given the market a relief and bigger risk appetite for now with expectations once more building up for possible FED and ECB actions in September. However, caution shall likely remain until concrete measures are taken. The ECB statement last week demonstrated that Germany and the German Central Bank still are firmly in control, allowing no experiments from neither Francoise Holland nor Mario Draghi. Italian Prime Minister, Mario Monti, with his background as former EU-commissioner, expressed his frustration with the present development. In an interview with German Der Spiegel, Monti stated that the infighting between member countries has a devastating impact on the feeling of European unity. The focus in global markets would probably this week be more on Asia than US and a holiday month Europe. China is fine-tuning its monetary policies, and trade, bank loans, and investment figures would give an indication on whether China has reached the bottom and is back on the path to economic growth. Australian dollar continue to be strong. The dollar is weaker against most currencies, and USD/Yen is trading at 78,4622. Copyright: United World Capital

VIDEO MARKET REVIEWS 3 August 2012: Morning Market Review from Mr. Arne Treholt (Vice-President of Business Development and Investments UWCFX.com)

Euro and shares fall on ECB inaction DAILY MARKET REVIEWS by Arne Treholt Vice-President of Business Development and Investments The US and the European central banks had created strong market expectations prior to their meetings this week. Both failed to deliver. The Federal Reserve presented a vaguely formulated statement, which fell short of any clear indications of active monetary steps to stimulus to boost a stagnating US-economy. The European Central Bank, ECB, followed up with an equally dubious statement leaving to anybody guess, whether Europe has the will or intentions to come to grip with the sovereign debt crisis. Interest rates on Spanish and Italian bonds fell. The markets reacted as expected by sending global stocks down and putting the Euro under new downward pressure. ECB President Mario Draghi’s powerful statement last Friday saved the Euro for one week. After ECB’s inaction, EURO/USD sniffed on the bottom level from last week, 1.2125, to trade at 1.2176 in opening hours in Asia. Draghi’s tactics to try force action from other ECB members had obviously failed. This week has again demonstrated that Germany is the European economic powerhouse. Germany is pulling the string regardless of policy statements. After steep falls in Europe and US; Dow Jones fell 0,71 % and Nasdaq 0,36%, Asian stock exchanges were down for the third day in row. Reports on falling oil storages in US keeps Brent crude above USD 106 a barrel. Gold (1590) and silver (27,18) are as other commodities under renewed downward pressure after the one week mini “expectation’s” rally. Japanese yen is the winner in the currencies market. USD/JPY trading at 78,1955. British Pounds, GDP, is falling against USD. USD/GDP trades close to 1.55 after 3long being stabile around the 1,57 mark against the dollar. Today’s trading in Europe and US shall give an indication on whether global markets shall continue to fall through August to build up new expectations for active FED and ECB economic stimulus after the holidays in September. The slow trend towards parity between USD and Euro is expected to continue. Facebook’s share price came under new pressure yesterday and fell 4 % to USD 20 a share. This after doubts on the real FB number of subscribers. FB has a high number of duplicate accounts many clients registering cats, dogs, and pets. Copyright: United World Capital

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PAYZA (FORMERLY ALERTPAY) DEPOSITS SUSPENDED United World Capital would like to announce to our valued clients that deposits via Payza will no longer be available. We apologise for any inconvenience this might cause and we invite you to choose another one of our various deposit methods. For more information about our deposit and withdrawal methods please do not hesitate to contact our professional and friendly Support team.

UWCFX: GOLDEN SPONSOR OF THE AUTOMATED TRADING CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 YOUR CHANCE TO USE YOUR EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE OF EXPERT ADVISORS AND WIN BIG! We are excited to inform you that United World Capital Ltd. is honoured to be a part of such a great and significant event of 2012 – Automated Trading Championship. United World Capital will be a Golden Sponsor of the Automated Trading Championship 2012 that will begin on October 1st and will end on December 28th 2012. Winners will share the Automated Trading Championship 2012 Prize of 80,000 US dollars! The Automated Trading Championship is an annual robots trading contest organized by MetaQotes Software Corp. United World Capital is proud to be the Golden Sponsor of the 6th Automated Trading Championship 2012 that will take place from October 1st until December 28th. The main goal of the Championship is to promote automated trading and the MQL5 programming language. As such, the three traders who develop the best automated trading strategies (Expert Advisors) will be measured based on the absolute profit they make, and will be revealed by the jury panel at the end of the championships. The registration closes on September 21 – make sure to submit you registration before this date! You have a great opportunity to get a piece of the prize and benefit out of the Automated Trading Championship! All you need do is visit our web-site and provide your full details. Finally, do not miss UWC‘s "After party" automated trading contest! *Expert Advisors or trading robots must be written in MQL5 in order to be allowed to enter the Championship.

VIDEO MARKET REVIEWS 2 August 2012: Morning Market Review from Mr. Arne Treholt (Vice-President of Business Development and Investments UWCFX.com)

Market hopes stay with ECB DAILY MARKET REVIEWS by Arne Treholt Vice-President of Business Development and Investments The US Federal Reserve stopped short of offering new monetary stimulus when it met yesterday. In a carefully worded statement, FED left the door open for further bond buying to help a struggling US-economy losing its momentum. Markets reacted mutely. The US exchanges ended flat after initially sending Dow and Nasdaq down on the FED’s inaction. Asia eased 0,2 percent in morning trade. While surprisingly, strong Australian retail and trade balances’ figures helped strengthen both stocks and the Aussie dollar. The Japanese Yen is falling to USD/JPY 78,51. FED’s inability to offer new stimulus, left the burden of markets hopes on the shoulders of the European Central Bank, ECB. The USD reached a one-week high in Asia with EURO under new pressure. EURO/USD trades at 1.2247. The dollar index saw its highest level since July 26th, keeping the bar low for additional monetary easing when the FED meets in September. The spot light today on ECB President, Mario Draghi, who last week created strong expectations, stating to do whatever it takes to protect the Euro. The most likely outcome of the ECB meeting today is new statement declaring ECB’s willingness to use all available tools if deemed necessary. This will stop short of any concrete action, and most probably mean that ECB will postpone any concerted actions to purchase sovereign debt from Spain and Italy until September. Such steps are deemed necessary to push down the borrowing costs for these two most exposed Euro zone economies. A new strongly worded statement will, however, not be regarded as satisfactory for markets being optimistic for concrete actions. Such inaction also from the ECB, shall surely send stock markets down and put a striving Euro under renewed downward pressure. Oil prices have picked up a dollar a barrel since yesterday with Brent crude trading at 105,90. Precious metal traders are sending gold (1602) and silver (26,45) down disappointed by FED’s decision to postpone any concrete action to stimulate the economy. Copyright: United World Capital

VIDEO MARKET REVIEWS 1 August 2012: Morning Market Review from Mr. Arne Treholt (Vice-President of Business Development and Investments UWCFX.com)

Oil and shares fall as stimulus hope fade DAILY MARKET REVIEWS by Arne Treholt Vice-President of Business Development and Investments China’s official factory purchasing managers’ index fell to an eight-month low in July, underscoring that the world’s second-biggest economy is losing momentum. Oil prices are down for a second straight day with Brent crude trading at USD 104 a barrel as markets in Asia also fell. Brent has nevertheless gained more than 7 percent in July after a three months decline, due mainly to increased tension between Iran and western countries on Teheran’s nuclear program. This as markets hopes for sufficient stimulus to revive economic growth faded. Stocks fell both in Europe and the US on Tuesday on growing realization that neither the European Central Bank (ECB) or the US Federal Reserve (FED) during their meetings this week, will come up with a new round of stimulus that seriously shall turn markets around. ECB president, Mario Draghi, succeeded to lift the Euro with his strong commitment to the common currency up last week. However, markets are expecting concrete deeds more than words, and most analysts seem to have given up believing in active measures in August and point to September as the conclusive month. This has dampened market sentiments as all the major indexes fell. Dow Jones was, nevertheless, able to stay above the 13 000 mark while Nasdaq was saved by a 2,6 percent rise in Apple on rumors that a new product will be launched in September. The bad fortunes for Facebook continue. The quarterly results were far below expectations, and the stock price fell to USD 21 meaning a 50 % fall in its value since the IPO was introduced some few months ago. EURO/USD stays stabile at 1.2294. The reduced expectations for forceful actions from ECB and FED along with new worrying signals that the Chinese economy is still declining weakened the Australian dollar in early trade. Japanese yen continues up. USD/JPY stands at 78,04. Hopes for forceful stimulus gave a boost as well to precious metals. Gold is falling back from 1630 during trading on Tuesday and stands at 1614. Silver is 27.94. Copyright: United World Capital

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VIDEO MARKET REVIEWS 31 july 2012: Morning Market Review from Mr. Arne Treholt (Vice-President of Business Development and Investments UWCFX.com)

Stimulus hopes keep markets rise DAILY MARKET REVIEWS by Arne Treholt Vice-President of Business Development and Investments Hopes for further stimulus when the European Central Bank, ECB, and US Federal Reserve meet during this week, helped the Asian markets rise for the third day in row. After impressing gains both at Friday and yesterday, the South Asian Pacific Index, MSCI, added 0,8 percent this morning. Skepticism about any long-term effect of ECB actions, however, capped the euro. Euro/USD trades at 1.2280, down from Friday’s high of 1.2390, but well above 1.2042 reached last week. ECB President, Mario Draghi, stated last Friday that saving the Euro was an overriding concern. However, markets are waiting to see what this mean in practical terms, and hope for a clear indication when ECB meets later this week. It is presumed that the ECB considers continuing its controversial bond-buying program and even starting printing money. This type of quantitative easing is probably still weeks away. It is neither expected that the Federal Reserve will make any move towards stimulus before after the holidays in September. The interest rate of Spain’s ten years bond fall to 6,61 % yesterday. President Barack Obama added his voice to the Euro debate on Monday. Predicting continued months of headwinds for the US economy, Obama stressed that he thinks the EURO shall remain intact. He admitted, however, that Europe’s debt still poses a big challenge to the world economy. Brent crude fell back to USD 106 a barrel on Monday. That in spite of lower OPEC production in July. Worries that expected stimulus may not be enough to lift slowing economies, overshadowed signs of reduced oil production. While most attention is focused on the Euro/USD, both Australian and New Zealand dollars continue their positive upward trend. USD/JPY is at 78,18 with the yen getting stronger. Gold (1623) and silver (28,24) are inching up eying the FED meeting. The US-markets ended flat yesterday. Intel posted weaker results than expected,. That weighed on the high technology index, Nasdaq, which closed in red. HSBC, one of the world’s leading banks, are reporting results today. It announced simultaneously that it has set aside USD 2 Billion to meet claims following a string of scandals lately, including accepting money from a Mexican drug cartel. Copyright: United World Capital

FRIENDSHIP RELATIONS BETWEEN LIMASSOL AND GURYEVSK ESTABLISHED. On the 30th June the city Guryevsk – Neuhausen of the Kaliningrad Region of the Russian Federation celebrated its 750 years anniversary! This event was conducted as a meeting to improve friendly relations between Guryevsk and Limassol and its two mayors; Andreas Christou, from Limassol and Sergey Mayzus, the Mayor of Guryevsk and the CEO of the financial services company United World Capital Ltd. United World Capital Ltd. was honoured to be a sponsor for such a great event that helped to bring guests from different parts of the world together. As a reliable and confident partner, the regulated company “UWCFX” has not only trusted relations with the Head of Limassol Andreas Christou, but also, improved the official strong relationship. Thus, some of the most important visitors to the event were Andreas Christou, his press secretary Marios Aristotelyus and the Vice-president of the «UWCFX» - Arne Treholt. After a series of meetings with the Governor and the Mayor of Kaliningrad, guests were met by the Mayor of Gurievsk Sergei Mayzus, the Head of the municipal district Sergey Podolsky, the Chairman of the regional council of deputies Guriev Sergei Kulikov, The Acting Chief of the Guryevsk urban settlement Nikolai Karnyushin, as well as employees of municipal, educational and cultural institutions of the city. The event program included a tour around the city and a look at the traditions of the citizens. There was also sightseeing and exchange of memorable gifts. Andreas Christou gave a valuable book about the history of Limassol as a symbol of convergence between the two cities. From Sergey Mayzus side, a handcraft picture of Guryevsk was presented as well as a diploma honouring the Visitor. The main events on that day were also the paying honorary attention to the Major-General of the Great Patriotic War, the hero of the Soviet Union Stepan Savelyevich Guriev, the carnival parade represented the history of the city through the last 750 years, from the date of Neuhausen-Gurievsk was founded the presentation of the annual celebration of urban premium "Triumph". Members of administration and foreign guests in a friendly atmosphere planted a tree, which should become the successor of the famous "Duke's oak," which is the hallmark of the city. The Holiday period was decorated by traditional songs and dance folk ensembles. At the end of the holiday, and on the main stage of the park were guest artists - popular singer Maksim and Alice Mount, as well as "Tea for Two" and "Belarus", a colourful fireworks display decorated sky of Guryevsk.

RUSSIAN VERSION OF THE UNITED WORLD CAPITAL WEB-SITE HAS BEEN LAUNCHED United World Capital team is pleased to inform you that Russian version of the web-site has been launched. As we value our clients and work hard to provide high quality services and innovative features, our Russian speaking clients will take full advantage of the new language. General services, advanced trading platforms, new trading tools, daily market reviews and many more features are now available for you in Russian language as well. Now you are able to access all the information in Russian language as well as 24/5 Live Chat Support. Visit the Russian version of the web-site today and benefit from trading with United World Capital Ltd.

VIDEO MARKET REVIEWS 30 july 2012: Morning Market Review from Mr. Arne Treholt (Vice-President of Business Development and Investments UWCFX.com)

Asia extends gains on stimulus hopes DAILY MARKET REVIEWS by Arne Treholt Vice-President of Business Development and Investments Asian stocks extended their impressing gains from last week on Monday. The Asian Pacific MCSI index gained 1,1 % to reach a three week high. This after posting its biggest daily rise in a month with a 2,2 % jump on Friday. Korean, Australian, and Japanese shares all rose supported by expectations that the US Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank, ECB, will undertake stimulus measures to support its fragile economies. The turn in global market was triggered last week when the President of ECB, Mario Draghi, pledged he would do whatever it takes to safe guard the Euro. His comments raised hopes that ECB on its meeting tomorrow, will act to ease borrowing strains for Spain which last week saw interest rates on 10 years bonds raise to 7,78 percent. Both Spain and Italian bond rates fall after Draghi’s statement. The Euro/USD fell 0,4 % to 1,2285 after reaching a three week high on 1.2390 touched on Friday. The Euro fall as deep as 1.2042 before Draghi’s statement. The currency picture has stabilized somewhat with USD/JPY trading at 78,381. Oil prices are up with Brent crude at 106,64. Gold is at 1621 and Silver 27,61. Copper is higher and corn raises gain after technical downward corrections last week. The hopes for a new round of quantitative easing received a new boost by dismal US growth figures at the end of last week. US growth is slowing to an annualized rate of 1,5 % in the second quarter. The pace of growth is now, too, slow to bring down unemployment, threatening both global economic recovery and President Barack Obama’s prospect for reelection. Friday’s figures were broadly in line with market expectations. It shall add to Federal Reserve’s fear on unemployment, but may not be alarming enough to force immediate action for monetary easing during the FED is meeting this week. Copyright: United World Capital

VIDEO MARKET REVIEWS 27 july 2012: Morning Market Reviews from Kristina Leonova (Analyst of UWCFX) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtHAMTZ_cqk .................................................. ........................................

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Speech of Mario Dragi inspired the world markets, but it is not obvious for how long time. DAILY MARKET REVIEWS by Arne Treholt Vice-President of Business Development and Investments On Thursday, July 26, the stock market of the United States finished trading session by considerable growth of the main indexes. Following the results of session the indicator of blue counters of Dow Jones Industrial Average raised on 1,67 % to level of 12887,93 points, the S&P500 increased by 22,13 points or 1,65 % to a mark of 1360,02 points, and the Nasdaq reached a point 2893,25 points. The external background for the American session was extremely favorable taking into account comments of the president of European Central Bank at investment conference in London. Mario Dragi declared that all necessary measures will be taken for rescue of euro, "believe me, it will be enough". On concepts of investment community the statement of the Dragi means that from European Central Bank it is possible to expect intervention in a situation in the debt market for the purpose of knocking down of profitability of debt papers of Spain and Italy. The markets also count that Bernanke will keep the promise to stimulate economy growth in spite of the fact that the yesterday's figure on unemployment could reduce this probability. The number of addresses decreased to 353 thousand while 380 thousand were expected. Meanwhile, more important figure will be presented today. Data on gross domestic product of the USA, as expected, will finally strengthen or will weaken a factor of FRS of the USA. Let's remind that from meeting of FOMC 31 of July-1 of August investors wait for decisions, significant for the financial markets. Besides gross domestic product, figure data on consumer inflation in Germany is coming today. The optimistic spirit on world markets remains in the morning, after yesterday's rally, however, players will wait for new drivers of growth in case of which absence "bulls" risk to get under a wave of fixing of profit. On Friday important news can arrive from a meeting of the Greek prime minister with "Troika" of creditors. Investors in general are ready to continue purchases that only really disappointing news can change. Copyright: United World Capital