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Our study guides cover these Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) Examinations:
- Series SIE - Security Industry Essentials Examination
- Series 3 - National Commodity Futures Examination
- Series 6 - Investment Company Products/Variable Contracts Limited Representative Qualification Examination
- Series 7 - Qualification Examination for General Securities Registered Representative
- Series 9/10 - General Securities Sales Supervisor Qualification Examination
- Series 24 - General Securities Principal Qualification Examination
- Series 26 - Investment Company and Variable Contracts Products Principal Qualification Examination
- Series 27 - Financial and Operations Principal Qualification Examination
- Series 28 - Introducing Broker-Dealer Financial and Operations Principal Qualification Examination
- Series 30 - Branch Manager Examination - Futures
- Series 57 - Securities Trader Qualification Examination
- Series 63 - Uniform Securities Agent State Law Examination
- Series 65 - Uniform Investment Adviser Law Examination
- Series 66 - Uniform Combined State Law Examination
- Series 79 - Investment Banking Representative Qualification Examination
- Series 86 & 87 - Research Analyst Examination
- Series 99 - Operations Professional Qualification Examination
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Click below to see just a small sampling of the topics covered by our study guides:
Series SIE - Security Industry Essentials Exam Topics
- Regulatory Entities, Agencies and Market Participants
- Market Structure
- Economic Factors
- Offerings
- Equity Securities
- Debt Instruments
- Options
- Packaged Products
- Municipal Fund Securities
- Direct Participation Programs
- Real Estate Investment Trusts
- Hedge Funds
- Exchange-Traded Products
- Investment Risks
- Trading, Settlement and Corporate Actions
- Customer Accounts and Compliance Considerations
- Prohibited Activities
- SRO Regulatory Requirements for Associated Persons
- Employee Conduct and Reportable Events
Series 3 - National Commodity Futures Exam Topics
- Commodities Futures Trading Commission
- The New York Mercantile Exchange
- The Chicago Board of Trade
- The Chicago Mercantile Exchange
- Forward Contract
- Price of a Commodity
- Carrying Charge Market
- Clearing House
- Commodities Clearing House
- Commodity Prices
- Categories of Commodity
- Hedger and Speculator
- Hedging
- Cash Market Prices and Futures Prices
- Rules of Hedge Protection
- Types of Speculative Strategy
- Spot Market
- Intermarket Spread
- Spread
- Intra-commodity Spreads
- Analysis of Fundamentals
- Technical Analysis
- Trading Range
- Bar Chart
- Moving Average Charting
- Point and Figure Chart
- Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC)
- Supply Elasticity and Demand Elasticity
- Government Economic Policy
- Money Supply
- Efficient Market Theory
- Disintermediation
- Federal Reserve Board
- Supply and Demand
- Yield Curve chart
- Normal Yield Curve and Flat Yield Curve
- Volatility
- T-bills and T-bonds
- Short-term Futures Debt
- Long-term Debt Obligations
- Ginnie Mae
- Stock Index Future
- Municipal Bond Index
- Foreign Currency Trading
- Option Holder
- Futures Commission Merchant (FCM)
- Long-term Equity Anticipation Securities
- Index Futures Options
- Cancel Former Order (CFO)
- Commodity Pool Operator (CPO)
- Fill-or-Kill Order (FOK)
- Exchanged Traded Fund (ETF)
- Grain Futures Act
- Commodity Exchange Act Of 1936
- Commodities Trading Advisor
- Commodities Futures Trading Commission
- Disciplinary Actions of the CFTC
- National Futures Association
- Types of Positioning Orders
- The Standard & Poor's 500
- Municipal Bonds
- Industrial Revenue Bonds
- Taxable and Tax-Exempt Bonds
- Hedge Funds
- Indexed Savings Bond
- Government Fiscal Policy
- Market Forces of Supply and Demand
- Currency Exchange Rates
- Reporting Income from Mutual Funds
- Reporting Capital Gains
- The Howie Case
- Securities and Exchange Commission
- Exchanges as Taxable Events
- Statutory Disqualification
- Registered Securities Associations
- Insider Trading
- Rules and Bylaws of FINRA
- Net Qualifying Dividends
- Calculating Cost Basis
- Roth IRA's and Traditional IRA's
- Retirement and Tax Advantaged Plans
- Defined Contribution Plans
- Exchange Markets
- Securities Markets
- New Issues Markets
- Price and Yield Terms
- Equity Securities
- Debt Securities
- Marketable Issues
- Types of Mutual Fund Fees
- Fraudulent Interstate Transactions
- Features of Accumulation
- Types of Investment Risk
- Assets and Liabilities
- Customer Suitability Factors
- Concepts of Risk and Reward
- Risk Tolerance
- Research Departments
- Investment Act of 1940
- Fund Characteristics
- Types of Funds
- Naked Short Selling
- Open-End Investment Companies
- Functions of Investment Advisers
- Factors in Comparing Funds
- Functions of Board of Directors
- Distribution of Securities
- Fair Dealing with Customers
- Fund Characteristics
- Money Market Funds
- Bank Secrecy Act
- Variable Annuity Contracts
- Unit Investment Trust (UIT)
- Requirements for Record Keeping
Series 7 - Qualification Examination for General Securities Registered Representative Topics
- Money Supply
- Arbitrage Trading
- Fiduciary Accounts
- Hypothecation
- Roth IRA
- Municipal Bond Insurance
- Insider Trading
- Keogh Plans
- OTC Listed Market529 Plans
- Stock's Beta Coefficient
- CUSIP
- Book Value per Share
- Proxy Solicitations
- Treasury Receipts Short Selling
- SIPC
- FINRA Code of Procedure
- Discretionary Brokerage Accounts
- Fannie Mae
- Certificates of Deposit
- SEC Act of 1934
- Cyclical Industries
- Short Interest Theory
- 401k Plans
- Foreign Mutual Funds
- New York Stock Exchange
- Combination Privilege
- IRA Distributions
- Options Trading
- Puttable Bonds
- Declaration Date
- NASDAQ Level 3
- UGMA Accounts
- Consolidated Tape
- Stock Split
- Margin Trading
- Benefits of Stock Ownership
- REITs
- Investment GradeBonds
- Moral Obligation Bonds
- Trust Indenture
- Bond Underwriting
- Conversion Price
- Moody's Bond Rating System
- Authorized Stock
- Company's Net worth
- Book Value vs. Market Value
- Stock Certificate
- Treasury Notes
- Callable Bonds
- Warrants
- American Depositary Receipt
- Dividends
Series 9/10 - General Securities Sales Supervisor Qualification Exam Topics
- Contracts
- Government and Corporate Bonds
- Mutual Funds
- Conventional IRAs and Roth IRAs
- Municipal Fund Securities
- ERISA (Employee Retirement Income Security Act)
- Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board (MSRB)
- Breakeven Price
- Short Call Strategy
- Losses
- Straddles and Combinations
- Spreads
- Short Put Spread
- Credit Spreads
- Equity Registered Options Principal (EROP)
- Debt Registered Options Principal (DROP)
- Foreign Currency Registered Options Principal (FCROP)
- Maximum Potential Gain
- Ratio Spreads
- Synthetic Long Call
- Options Clearing Corporation
- OCC Rules
- Position Limits
- Long-term Equity AnticiPation (LEAP)
- Market Index
- Dow Jones Industrial Average
- S&P 100 (OEX)
- Index Options
- Major Market Index (XMI)
- Value Line Contract (VLE)
- Treasury Bill Interest Rate (IRX)
- Short Strangle
- Foreign Currency
- The Philadelphia Stock Exchange (PHLX)
- Interest Rate Options
- Foreign Currency Options
- Naked Options
- Options Agreement
- Registered Options Principal (ROP)
- Third Party Trading
- Senior Registered Options Principal (SROP)
- Compliance Registered Options Principal (CROP)
- Types of Communications
- Confirmation
- Regulation T
- Stock Position
- IRS Regulations
- Wash Sale Rule
- Duties of an Order Book Official and a Board Broker
- Floor Broker and a Marker Maker
- FINRA policies
- Activities Prohibited by the FINRA
- FINRA Code of Procedure
- FINRA Code of Arbitration
- Public Arbiters and Non-Public Arbiters
- Regulation FD
- Chinese Walls
- Risk Disclosure Documents
- Fiduciary Accounts
- Corporate Accounts and Partnership Accounts
- Discretionary Accounts
- FINRA and NYSE Rules
- Patriot Act
- Minimum Maintenance Margins
- The Securities Act of 1933
- Regulation G and Regulation X
- Exchange Policies
- Regulation D: Private Placement
- Rule 147: Intrastate Offering
- Regulation A: Small Dollar Offerings
- Securities and Exchange Act of 1934
- Regulation M
- New York Stock Exchange
Series 24 - General Securities Principal Qualification Exam Topics
- Letter of Intent
- Over the Counter (OTC) Market
- Green Shoe Clause
- Exemptions
- Securities Act of 1933
- Rule 144
- Restricted and Control Securities
- Regulation S
- Accredited investor
- Securities Exchange Act of 1934
- Role of the SEC
- Regulation M
- Manipulative and Deceptive Devices
- Trade Markets
- Basic Market Division
- Consolidated Quotations Service
- Regulation National Market System
- Payment for Order Flow
- NYSE Trade Rules
- Regulation SHO
- Super Designated Order Turnaround (Super DOT)
- OTC Market
- Crossing of Block Trades
- The FINRA
- The SuperMontage System
- Registration Rules
- Opening and Closing Cross Procedures
- SelectNet
- Advanced Computerized Execution System
- Electronic Communications Networks
- Order Audit Trail System OATS
- Over-the-Counter Bulletin Board
- Requirements for Non-NASDAQ Companies
- Customer Accounts
- Employment Retirement Income Security Act
- Coverdell Education Savings Account
- Individual Retirement Accounts
- Margin Account
- Discretionary Account
- Uniform Transfers to Minors Act (UTMA)
- The PATRIOT Act
- Margin Accounts
- Regulation T
- Special Memorandum Accounts SMA
- Federal Reserve Board rules
- Delivery Versus Payment, or DVP
- FINRA Operations
- FINRA Membership
- NASDR
- Office of Supervisory Jurisdiction
- American Depository Receipts
- Trade Comparison and DK notice
- Securities Act Amendments
- Conduct Rules
- FINRA Rules
- FINRA Code of Arbitration
Series 26 - Investment Company and Variable Contracts Products Principal Qualification Topics
- FINRA Central Registration Depository (CRD)
- Securities Exchange Act of 1934
- Statutory Disqualification
- Person Associated With a Member
- Disqualification
- FINRA By-Laws
- Resignation
- Termination
- Filing of a Complaint
- Membership
- Registration
- Qualification
- FINRA Rule 1230
- Regulatory Element
- Investment Advisers Act of 1940
- Exempt From Registration
- Offer to Sell
- Dealer
- Registration Statement
- Issuer
- Underwriter
- Prospectus
- Insurance Company
- Separate Account
- Investment Company Act of 1940
- Advisory Board
- Employee's Securities Company
- Sales Load
- Redeemable Security
- Periodic Payment Plan Certificate
- Issuer
- 529 Plan
- Roth IRA
- Qualified Plan
- Contribution Limits
- Mandatory Distribution
- Death Benefit
- Beneficiary Elections
- SIMPLE
- KEOGH
- Defined Contribution Retirement Plans
- ERISA
- Retirement Age
- Vesting Provisions
- Tax-Qualified Retirement Plans
- Penalties
- Employer-Sponsored Retirement Plan
- Non-Qualified Plan
- Annual Compliance Meeting
- NASD Rule 3010
Series 27 - Financial and Operations Principal Qualification Topics
- Anti-Money Laundering Requirement
- Margin Call
- Municipal Securities
- Aggregate Indebtedness Standard
- Debt-Equity Requirements
- FOCUS Reports
- Tentative Net Capital
- Principal Regulator
- Buyer’s Option
- Prohibited Arrangements
- Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC)
- Public Offering
- Underwriting Compensation
- Nonmarketable Securities
- Market Maker
- Titling of Customer Accounts
- Open-Ended Shares
- Deferred Taxes
- Offered Municipal Securities
- Direct Participation Program (DPP)
- Clearly Erroneous Transaction
- Alternative Standard
- Securities Haircut
- Issuer
- Free Credit Balance
- Fidelity Bond
- Minimum Net Capital Rule
- Audited Customer Statements
- Customer Complaints
- Beneficial Owner
- Employment Details
- Listed Option
- Ready Market
- Broker - Dealer
- Sole Proprietors
- Hypothecation
- Minimum Capital Requirement
- Settlement of Contracts
- Market Operations Review Committee (MORC)
- SHORT System
- Failed To Deliver
- Securities Exchange Act
- Insider Trading & Securities Act of 1988
- Unsecured Receivables
- Conflict Of Interest
- Executive Representative
- Stolen Securities
- Reverse Repurchase Agreements
- Unrealized Profit And Loss
- Designation Date
Series 28 - Introducing Broker-Dealer Financial and Operations Principal Qualification Topics
- Anti-Money Laundering Requirement
- Margin Call
- Municipal Securities
- Aggregate Indebtedness Standard
- Debt-Equity Requirements
- FOCUS Reports
- Tentative Net Capital
- Principal Regulator
- Buyer’s Option
- Prohibited Arrangements
- Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC)
- Public Offering
- Underwriting Compensation
- Nonmarketable Securities
- Market Maker
- Titling of Customer Accounts
- Open-Ended Shares
- Deferred Taxes
- Offered Municipal Securities
- Direct Participation Program (DPP)
- Clearly Erroneous Transaction
- Alternative Standard
- Securities Haircut
- Issuer
- Free Credit Balance
- Fidelity Bond
- Minimum Net Capital Rule
- Audited Customer Statements
- Customer Complaints
- Beneficial Owner
- Employment Details
- Listed Option
- Ready Market
- Broker - Dealer
- Sole Proprietors
- Hypothecation
- Minimum Capital Requirement
- Settlement of Contracts
- Market Operations Review Committee (MORC)
- SHORT System
- Failed To Deliver
- Securities Exchange Act
- Insider Trading & Securities Act of 1988
- Unsecured Receivables
- Conflict Of Interest
- Executive Representative
- Stolen Securities
- Reverse Repurchase Agreements
- Unrealized Profit And Loss
- Designation Date
Series 30 - Branch Manager Examination - Futures Topics
- Temporary License (TL)
- Promotional Materials
- NFA's Disciplinary Process
- The International Money Laundering Abatement
- Anti-Terrorist Financing Act
- Self-Examination Checklist
- Disaster Recovery Plan
- Registration
- Supervision
- Ethics Training
- Business Continuity
- Disaster Recovery Plan
- Privacy Rules
- Account Opening
- Customer Identification Program (CIP)
- Financial Reports
- Performance Information
- Statement of Additional Information
- BCC (Business Conduct Committee)
- Complaint Report
- Hearing Panel
- The Respondent
- Settlement Process
- Penalties
- Floor Brokers
- Floor Trader
- Introducing Broker
- Futures Commission Merchant
- Foreign Applicants
- Forex (Foreign Exchange Market)
- Commodity Pool Operator
- Securities Exchange Act of 1934
- Forward Contract and Futures Contract Over the Counter Market
- CTRS (Computerized Trading Reconstruction System)
- CBOT (Chicago Board Of Trade)
- MIDIS (Market Information Data Inquiry System)
- LDB (Liquidity Data Bank)
- GLOBEX
- Hedging
- Original Margin
- Clearing Margin
- Margin Call
- Bear and Bull Strategies
- Open Interest
- Volatility and Volume
- Feed Ratio
- Clearinghouse
- Disclosure Document
- On-site Inspections
- Leverage
- Bona Fide Hedge
- Commodity Pool Operators (CPO)
- Expulsion from the NFA
- Bunched Orders
Series 57 - Securities Trader Qualification Examination Topics
- Market Maker
- Qualified Block Positioner
- MPID
- SEA Rule 15c3-5
- Financial Risk Management Controls
- Erroneous Transaction
- Market Operations Review Committee
- Obvious Error
- Catastrophic Error
- Delivery Requirements
- Accrued Interest Rules
- Ex-Date
- Regular Way
- Seller’s Option
- Buyer’s Option
- Delayed Delivery
- Discretionary Order
- Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
- FINRA's Fingerprinting Requirements
- CHX Requirements
- ISE Member Branch Office
- ISE Rules
- Compliance
- NASDAQ
- Equity Trading Permit (ETP) Holder
- NYSE AMEX
- Floor Broker
- Proficiency Examination
- Statutory Disqualification
- Registered Broker
- Dealer
- Exchange
- Regulatory Element
- Commercial Honor
- Gratuity
- Unbundling Securities Orders
- Market Maker
Series 63 - Uniform Securities Agent State Law Exam Topics
- Uniform Securities Act
- Role of the Administrator
- Reasons for Registration Denial
- Federally Covered Securities
- Authority of State Administrators
- Bank Secrecy Act
- Red Flags
- General Enforcement
- Securities Investor Protection Act
- Money Laundering
- Characteristics of Investment Advisers
- Broker Activities
- Security Sales
- Dealer Activities
- ERISA
- Basic Registration Requirements
- Bond Requirements
- Prohibited Business Practices
- Record Keeping Requirements
- Investment Contracts
- Authorization Requirements
- Registration by Coordination
- Exempt Security Transactions
- Material Facts
- Investment Adviser's Act of 1940
- Broker-Dealer Ethics
- Currency and Foreign Transactions Reporting Act
- Use of Guarantees
- Trust Indenture Act of 1939
- ITSFEA
- Assessable Stocks
- Bank Secrecy Act
- Conflicts of Interest
- Front Running and Matching
- Purchases and Prohibitions
- Agency Cross Transactions
- Fiduciary Responsibilities
- Investment Advisers
- Investment Advisory Contract Standards
- Limitations in Negotiating Contracts
- Fraudulent Business Practices
- Test-Taking Strategies
- Federal Rules
- Securities and Exchange Commission
- National Securities Markets Improvements Act
- Securities Litigation Uniform Standards Act
Series 65 - Uniform Investment Adviser Law Exam Topics
- Investment Advisers Act of 1940
- Types of Investment Companies
- Money Laundering
- Gramm-Leach-Bliley and Privacy Act
- Uniform Securities Act (USA)
- Broker/Dealer
- Agent
- Investment Adviser
- Nonsecurity Investments vs. Securities Investments
- Fraud and Unethical Behavior
- Market Manipulation
- Investment Advisory Contracts
- Powers of the Administrator
- Common Stock and Preferred Stock
- Proxy Voting
- Limited Liability
- American Depository Receipts (ADRS)
- Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITS)
- Debt Securities
- Equipment Trust Certificates
- Guaranteed Bonds
- US Treasury Bills
- Treasury Notes and US Treasury bonds
- Treasury Inflation Protection Securities (TIPS)
- Bonds
- Letter of Intent
- Investment Company Act of 1940
- Funds
- Definitions and Terminology
- Annuities
- Treasury Notes and US Treasury Bonds
- Partnerships
- Currency Transaction Reports (CTRs)
- Office of Foreign Asset Control (OFAC)
- IRA's
- Accounts
- Investment Advisers
- Tax Reporting
- Markets
- Adviser's Fiduciary Responsibilities
- Securities Acts Amendments of 1975
- Client Personal Profile
- Funding Techniques
- Capital Gains
- Unemployment
- Inflation
Series 66 - Uniform Combined State Law Exam Topics
- Evaluating Investments
- Ratios
- Averages
- Types of Return
- Four Types of Income Tax
- Analyzing Financial Profiles
- Partnerships
- Securities
- Four Types of Preferred Stock
- Focused and External Funds
- Real and Expected Returns
- Revocable and Irrevocable Trusts
- Annuities
- Class A, B, and C Mutual Funds
- Treasury and Municipal Bonds
- Investment Goals
- Retirement Plan Issues
- Traditional and Roth IRA's
- Understanding and Managing Risk
- Types of Loss
- Non-Qualified Retirement Plan
- Stock Investment Strategies
- Portfolio Management
- Mixed and Managed Accounts
- Types of Financing
- Capital Gain, Appreciation, and Loss
- Asset Allocation
- Types of Loans
- NSMIA
- Registration
- Qualification and Submission Requirements
- Securities Exempt from Registration
- Regulation of Securities
- Roles of the Investment Advisor Representative
- Administrative Procedures
- Powers of Investigation and Subpoena
- Disclosure
- Investment Advisor Contracts
- SEC Rules and Conditions
- Options
- Advertising
- Solicitation
- Compensation
- Custody of Client Funds
- Suitability of Investments
- Investment Concepts
- Rates and Orders
- Primary and Secondary Offerings
- Brokerage, Block, and Trade Houses
- Mutual Funds
- Lots and Spreads
- Conflicts of Interest
- Insider Trading
- Fiduciary Duties
- Predicting Investment Performance
- Calculating Investment Performance
- Margins and Prices
Series 79 - Investment Banking Representative Qualification Examination Topics
- Beneficial Owner
- Securities & Exchange Commission
- Pecuniary Interest
- Prohibited Relationship
- Trading Restrictions
- Research Analysts
- Income Statement
- Cash Flow Statement
- Liquidity
- Debt-To-Equity
- Payables Turnover
- Ebitda
- Operating Margin
- Return on Investment
- Total Expense Ratio
- Cost of Capital
- Price to Book Value
- Dividend Yield
- Market Capitalization
- Beta
- Money Market
- Interbank Market
- Depression
- Microeconomics
- Mid Cap
- Coincident Indicator
- Monetary Policy
- Inflation
- Deflation
- Central Banks
- Rights
- Common Stock
- Employee Stock Options
- American Depositary Receipts
- Debenture
- Eurobond
- Zero Coupon Rate Bond
- Convexity
- Current Yield
- Municipal Bond
- Broker–Dealer’s Responsibility
- Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA)
- Securities Act of 1933
- National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD)
- Anti-Money-Laundering
- Representatives
- Bankruptcy
- Securities Act Rule 145
- Hart-Scott-Rodino Act
- Fairness Opinion
Series 86 and 87 - Research Analyst Exam Topics
- FINRA Registration Requirements
- Supervisory Analyst
- Securities Act Of 1933
- 1934 Securities And Exchange Act
- 20 Day Cooling-Off Period
- Rule 147 Exemption
- SEC Rule 135
- Underwriting Group
- Broker/Dealers
- Research Analyst
- Regulation FD (Fair Disclosure)
- SEC Rule 17a-3
- Non-GAAP Financial Measure
- Securities Issuer
- Regulation A Exemption
- Rule 2720
- New Issue
- Restricted Person
- Investment Banking And Research
- Line Graphs
- Price Targets
- Communications Recordkeeping Requirements
- FINRA Advertising Regulation Department
- Variable Life Insurance
- Variable Annuities
- Investment Company Rankings
- Security Futures
- Rule 144 Exemption
- Communications Disclosure Requirements
- Collateralized Mortgage Obligation
- Institutional Investor
- Options Communications
- Records And Statistics
- Market Letter
- Sales Literature
- Projections And Predictions
- Comparisons And Dating Reports
- Sources And Testimonials
- Disclosure Exemptions
- Investment Banking Departments
- Securities Offerings
- Rule 791
- Regulation D Exemption
- Research Analyst Compensation
- Subject Company
- Trading Of Securities
Series 99 - Operations Professional Qualification Examination Topics
- Self-Regulatory Organization
- Regulatory Organization
- Securities Markets
- Unregistered Securities
- Exemptions
- Liquidation Priority
- Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
- Equities
- Debt Securities
- Fixed-Income Securities
- Derivatives
- Open-Ended Mutual Funds
- Variable Annuities
- Real Estate Investment Trusts
- Registered Investment Advisor
- Commissions
- Client Statement
- Firm’s General Ledger
- Net Capital
- Prime Brokers
- Clearing Facility
- Soft Dollars
- Single-Owner Retail
- Partnership Accounts
- Prime Brokerage Accounts
- Individual Retirement Accounts
- Roth IRAS
- Keogh Plans (HR-10)
- Erisa
- Standing Settlement Instructions
- Money Laundering
- Customer Information Program
- OFAC
- Medallion Signature Guarantee Program
- Residual Credit Process
- Negotiable Checks
- Check Blotters
- Check Fraud
- Kiting
- Held In Street Name
- Marginable
- Short Sales
- Day Trading In Margin Accounts
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