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Q&A: What do you think of major health care options on Cigna and United Health?

Question by westphalia1: What do you think of major health care options on Cigna and United Health?
I was looking at investing in some long hold (call) options on Cigna (CI) and United Health (UNH). During the initial downturn in the economy -between G.W. Bush and Obama-the markets went down and took all the major stocks with it. I was reading something saying that during that time all the major health care insurers “made” healthy profits even with the recession and didnt take much of a loss.CI and UNH are not the same as commodities or tech but are an essential part of our lives. By looking at the (Yahoo Finance) interactive charts and comparing the 2 with the Dow Jones 2 years it shows both companies above the Dow. The 5 year comparison shows the 2008-2009 downturn and CI still came above the Dow for this period. The very sort term trend (on the comparison) shows down for the 2 stocks but the long-and much longer trend shows upward trend above the Dow. I was thinking about an in the money LEAP (call) option-no strategies, condors, collars, puts or anything like that. Just a simple in the money or deep in the money LEAP hold on either CI or UNH. I have a virtual trading account on the CBOE Virtual Trade website and have had CI in my account since the first week of April, 2011. 4 call options. 3 of them are for July 2011 and 1 for i belive) Jan. 2013. The funny thing is the Jan. 2013 40 (Call) gained just as much profit as my one July 2011 43 (Call) option. Can any of you tell me what you think of these 2 stocks and maybe look at the past balances and incomes and the trends and tell me what you think of them as a long term Leap (call option) hold? Do you think an in the money Leap could produce a steady monthly income? Thanks

Best answer:

Answer by cactusgene
I think that with an investment in long-term call LEAPs, you have a reasonable good chance to make money. I also believe that both of these companies have good appreciation potential over 2 or 3 years, because they are in the business of making money. And no, you could not use them to produce a steady monthly income, because all you own is the RIGHT to buy this stock at a set price, no matter what its market value rises to. However, you have to sell this option to collect on its intrinsic (and time) value.

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SunGard Expands Valdi’s SaaS Market Access Service to Include Fixed Income Trading with NYSE BondMatch

SunGard Expands Valdi’s SaaS Market Access Service to Include Fixed Income Trading with NYSE BondMatch

Paris (PRWEB) July 11, 2011

SunGard has extended its Software-as-a-Service* (SaaS)-based market connectivity to NYSE BondMatch, the European Multilateral Trading Facility (MTF) launched by NYSE Euronext for professional investors to trade corporate, financial and covered bonds. SunGard’s connectivity services help exchange members and their direct market access (DMA) clients trade on electronic markets from any workstation or application.

SunGard has developed market and trading gateways and adapted its trading workstation with market-specific trading features to provide investors and traders with efficient access to NYSE BondMatch. The new service will be fully integrated with SunGard’s Valdi hosted smart routing technology, alongside SaaS-based market access services to other fixed income venues, including EuroTLX, Borsa Italiana’s MOT or Hi-MTF.

Nathalie Masset, deputy director, European debt markets at NYSE Euronext, said, “To help meet the demands of bond market participants for transparency, liquidity, pre- and post-trade reporting and post-trade services, NYSE Euronext is launching NYSE BondMatch. SunGard’s Valdi Market Access Service offering will facilitate access to our marketplace and consequently should help us grow our business.”

Raj Mahajan, president of SunGard’s global trading business, said, “There is increasing interest in fixed income trading in Europe, resulting in trading firms now requiring greater access to fixed income marketplaces and multi-asset solutions. One of the key challenges in capturing liquidity is to determine which liquidity pools to trade on: SunGard’s Valdi Market Access Service is an efficient and cost-effective solution that helps trading firms with connectivity and smart order routing reach new trading venues, including fixed income MTFs.”

SunGard Financial Systems is pursuing a visionary initiative to transform some of the key functionality of its core systems into components creating software-as-a-service (SaaS)-based solutions. Leading this strategy is Infinity, which uses a service-oriented architecture (SOA) development framework, offers a business process management platform (Infinity Process Platform) and a virtualized, on-demand delivery infrastructure.

About NYSE Euronext

NYSE Euronext (NYX) is a leading global operator of financial markets and provider of innovative trading technologies. The company’s exchanges in Europe and the United States trade equities, futures, options, fixed-income and exchange-traded products. With approximately 8,000 listed issues (excluding European Structured Products), NYSE Euronext’s equities markets – the New York Stock Exchange, NYSE Euronext, NYSE Amex, NYSE Alternext and NYSE Arca – represent one-third of the world’s equities trading, the most liquidity of any global exchange group. NYSE Euronext also operates NYSE Liffe, one of the leading European derivatives businesses and the world’s second-largest derivatives business by value of trading. The company offers comprehensive commercial technology, connectivity and market data products and services through NYSE Technologies. NYSE Euronext is in the S&P 500 index, and is the only exchange operator in the Fortune 500. For more information, please visit: http://www.nyx.com.

About SunGard’s Valdi

SunGard’s Valdi provides equities, futures, fixed income and options traders with multi-asset, front-to-back trading and risk management solutions on 130 markets worldwide. SunGard’s Valdi global trading solutions support the entire trade lifecycle including integrated trade and order management systems, execution services, risk management, compliance, and clearing and settlement services. With connectivity via SunGard’s global network, SunGard’s global trading solutions help customers achieve increased performance, low latency and execution across multiple platforms, instruments and geographies.

About SunGard

SunGard is one of the world’s leading software and technology services companies. SunGard has more than 20,000 employees and serves more than 25,000 customers in more than 70 countries. SunGard provides software and processing solutions for financial services, higher education and the public sector. SunGard also provides disaster recovery services, managed IT services, information availability consulting services and business continuity management software. With annual revenue of about $ 5 billion, SunGard is ranked 434 on the Fortune 500 and is the largest privately held business software and IT services company. Look for us wherever the mission is critical. For more information, please visit http://www.sungard.com.

Trademark Information: SunGard, the SunGard logo and Valdi are trademarks or registered trademarks of SunGard Data Systems Inc. or its subsidiaries in the U.S. and other countries. All other trade names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.

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So is it possible to trade options to millions?

Question by TheStreetTrader: So is it possible to trade options to millions?
say i start with 1000$ and get 20 option trades that all return me 50%.. i will have over 2 million… now what i would do it trade in the money options of undervalued stocks that will or may go up 50 – 100% in a week or so… for one year… ive been experimenting with options ive made 50 – 80% profits in just a day or 2!!! but i also lost some down like 30 – 50%… ive been using a virtual account… i would not want to exercise the option i just want to selll it for a quick profit an example.. auy oct 08 call trading at 10 cents a contract next day stock goes up and option goes up to 25 cents… a 150%.. then i sell the options contracts for the profit… now is this all possible?? want some experience pelase//

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Answer by Keith
Of course its possible, if you are willing to pay that amount of diligent staring at the market.

Doing virtual trading is cool but when you actually get into real time trading, it changes a bit. The price you want, isn’t always the price you get, especially if the underlying stock is moving. ONLY do limit trades. Market trades are no fun because you probably won’t get anywhere near the price you want. When I do limit trades, I give them a bit of room to move. If I want the option at $ 0.80 and its at $ 0.80 right now, I may put in a limit order for $ 0.85 or $ 0.90. If they can, they will get the option for the $ 0.80. It all depends on the movement of the underlying stock.

As you know, keep yourself into many more than just one option. You’ll win more from the average of your selections. Keep away from the expiration date, options tend to get a bit lethargic there, and of course tend to sink near the expiration. Try to keep your options under $ 1.00 each, lower if possible to increase the leverage. Big popular stocks tend to have very expensive options. I like the ones out of the limelight. Use a good chart site so you can see the direction of the stock price before getting in. I like finance.google.com. I like My Portfolio in finance.yahoo.com for tracking stocks over any period.

For option quotes:

http://www.cboe.com/DelayedQuote/QuoteTable.aspx

http://www.marketwatch.com/tools/quotes/options1.asp?symb=tasr

http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/options/default.asp?Symbol=TASR&Month=11&Year=2008

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Hitech Industry Manager – Accounting, Inventory Control, CRM

HiTech Industry Manager is a very powerful tool for all the industrial Invoicing, Inventory Control, Sales and Purchase Control and Accounting. The program has got powerful features to take care of all requirements of a Trading and Business House and serves as a complete Management Information system (MIS) for all the industry. The design of HiTech Industry is modular. The data from various modules flows in Accounts module and all your final reports are produced at a touch of a button. HiTech Industry Manager will streamline your business accounting in such a way that through improved management you will see the profitability of your business grow. This modular program keeps detailed information about the product, customer and account you deal with. Apart from the preparing and printing the invoices / letters, accounts management and service control, HiTech Industry manager keeps your accounts up-to-date without any effort. Numerous reports are available for viewing and printing where you can keep an eye on the vital indicators about your business.HiTech Web Portal Websites: www.HiTech-on-Web.com ** www.Accounts-on-Web.com ** www.e-trading.bz ** www.AccountingSoftware.bz ** www.OnlineAccounting.bz ** www.WebsiteDesign.bz ** www.SoftwareDevelopment.bz ** www.BusinessSoftware.tv ** www.BusinessAccounting.in ** www.FreeAccounting.in ** www.FreeAccountingSoftware.org ** www.FreeSoftware.US.Com ** www.Accounting.EU.Com ** www.HiTech.Firm.In ** www.Our-Earth.net ** www …
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Mobile Technology Set to Transform Air Travel in the Next Five Years, According to Amadeus

Mobile Technology Set to Transform Air Travel in the Next Five Years, According to Amadeus

Madrid, Spain (PRWEB) June 16, 2011

Mobile technology is set to transform both airline operations and the overall traveler experience, according to a new industry report published today by Amadeus, a leading travel technology partner and transaction processor for the global travel and tourism industry. ‘The always-connected traveller: How mobile will transform the future of air travel’ is a global report that identifies changing traveler attitudes to airline mobile services while also highlighting the specific, emerging mobile technologies that will revolutionize each stage of the travel experience in the future.

Developed by Norm Rose of Travel Tech Consulting Inc., the report includes an assessment of airline mobile capabilities today, the emerging mobile innovations that are likely to be launched over the next one or two years, and also the advanced functionality that is set to entirely change the traveler journey as we know it, over the next three to five years.

Designed to stimulate new thinking and drive innovation in the travel sector, the report draws on a range of qualitative interviews with airlines from across the globe, complemented by primary data gathered from a global study of 2,978 travelers conducted by JD Power on behalf of Amadeus.

Traveler demand for mobile services high

While mobile services are still emerging in the travel industry, it is apparent that travellers are clearly beginning to expect, demand and adopt them: 16 percent of travelers surveyed currently use smartphones to book trips. That figure rises to 18 percent among the 18-35 age group and to 33 percent among frequent travelers. In addition, 3.4 percent of all travelers use their mobiles today to check-in for their flight, with this figure rising to 7.4 percent in Asia.

Asian and North American carriers have greatest mobile functionality today

Following qualitative discussion with nine airlines from around the world, most carriers indicated that basic mobile functionality such as schedules, check-in and disruption management are currently part of their existing offer. However, Asian and North American carriers provide virtually all of the 12 mobile services classed as ‘basic functionality,’ while European and Latin American airlines prefer to focus on only a select core of services.

Emerging mobile capabilities: limited ancillary services expected in the next 12 months

While still in its infancy, the mobile device is also increasingly becoming a channel with which to book ancillary services: 1.4 percent of travelers had to date used their mobile to purchase ancillary services. However, despite ancillary services providing both increased incremental revenue opportunities and the ability for airlines to differentiate themselves from the competition, the majority of the airlines interviewed felt that the ability to sell ancillary services through the mobile channel was still over a year away. Only in North America did a carrier have the ability to sell ancillary services through mobiles today, and even then only extra baggage was available for purchase. Bucking the general trend, the Scandinavian and Middle East-based airlines outlined plans to aggressively increase their mobile ancillary offering within the next six months. Premium seating, the option to pre-purchase meals and club access are among those services due to be made available via mobiles in the coming months.

Advanced functionality: location-based services, payments and push notifications prioritized

It is evident that airlines are becoming increasingly aligned with consumer demands, as many plan to implement ‘push notifications’ in order to deliver real-time information updates relating to baggage or flight status. Six airlines are currently planning to actively implement this technology, which clearly shows an appreciation and understanding of changing traveler needs. Indeed, Amadeus’ recent survey with JD Powers found that close to 40% of today’s travelers would use real-time baggage and flight updates via their mobile, if they were available.

At the same time, all of the airlines surveyed are investigating the ability to enable mobile payments in the medium term, in order to be able to process payments for flights and ancillary services. There is a particular drive for this from emerging markets, where the ‘mobile wallet’ is seen as a secure, long-term replacement for cash. Location-based and social networking services are also highly prioritized, with one Latin American carrier seeking to integrate its services with the popular social network Foursquare in order to enable check-in from airport shops.

Julia Sattel, VP, Airline IT, Amadeus, said: “Mobile continues to shake up how companies interact with and meet the needs of customers. It provides travelers with a personal, always-connected device that offers unlimited potential to transform how people travel. The challenge for the industry is to deliver an intuitive and compelling mobile user experience and services that help travelers get the information they want and buy the things they need. However, instead of just transplanting what airlines do online to the mobile device, we encourage our customers to explore what can be done to exploit the unique characteristics of mobile.”

Norm Rose, Travel Tech Consulting, Inc., and the report’s author, said: “According to iSuppli Corp, over 73 percent of the world’s population – which equates to five billion people – carry a mobile device of some form. And so essentially, airlines need to work out how to effectively monetize the mobile channel. Airlines across the world currently have an incredibly unique opportunity to use mobile technology; not only for product differentiation but also to allow incremental sales and encourage increased brand loyalty. But crucially, they must also keep pace with ever-changing passenger expectations.”

“The always-connected traveller” report will be launched at the 18th annual Amadeus Airline e-Commerce Conference in Cannes, France, from June 15-17, 2011. The theme of the event is adaptive commerce, with over 290 delegates attending including more than 70 airlines worldwide. The discussion will center around how organizations are able to best anticipate and respond to evolving business, user and technology practices in the world of digital commerce.

To download a copy of the report, please visit: http://www.amadeus.com/alwaysconnectedtraveller

Notes to the editors

Amadeus is a leading transaction processor and provider of advanced technology solutions for the global travel and tourism industry.

Customer groups include travel providers (e.g airlines, hotels, rail, ferries, etc.), travel sellers (travel agencies and websites), and travel buyers (corporations and individual travellers).

The group operates a transaction-based business model and processed 850 million billable travel transactions in 2010.

Amadeus has central sites in Madrid (corporate headquarters and marketing), Nice (development) and Erding (Operations – data processing centre) and regional offices in Miami, Buenos Aires, Bangkok and Dubai. At a market level, Amadeus maintains customer operations through 73 local Amadeus Commercial Organisations covering 195 countries.

Amadeus is listed on the Madrid, Barcelona, Bilbao and Valencia stock exchanges and trades under the symbol “AMS.MC”. For the year ended 31 December 2010, the company reported revenues of EUR 2,683 million and EBITDA of EUR 1,015 million. The Amadeus group employs over 10,130 employees worldwide, with 123 nationalities represented at the central offices.

To find out more about Amadeus please go to http://www.amadeus.com.

To visit the Amadeus Investor Relations centre please go to http://www.investors.amadeus.com

Media inquiries only:

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NASDAQ’s Entry into the Options Market Favors Individual Investors

NASDAQ’s Entry into the Options Market Favors Individual Investors

Boca Raton, FL (PRWEB) September 12, 2006

The recent reports of NASDAQ’s entrance into the options product market did not send shock waves over the news wires. With five US Exchanges already listing equity and index options, the announcement failed to raise a ruckus with the general public. It did cause a stir amongst those who understood its importance.

“The big deal is not so much what is occurring, but who is involved and what they are trying to do,” states Ron Ianieri, Chief Options Strategist of The Options University. The former floor trader instructs novice and experienced traders how use options to make better profits while limiting risks. Experts and individual traders aptly consider the NASDAQ as the future of the US Exchanges. With innovative technology, they came out of nowhere and challenged the New York Stock Exchange for supremacy in the domestic equity market.

With a battle for dominance underway, many wonder why the NASDAQ would hop into the overly competitive options market. “The NASDAQ has finally committed itself to options because they see the current growth of the product. More importantly, they see the future growth of this industry,” asserts Ianieri. NASDAQ coupled the announcement with a notice that they petitioned the SEC to allow options to trade in pennies instead of nickels.

Institutional-level traders are plagued with reports of buying contracts at various prices. For accounting purposes, they would rather pay a little more and fill large orders at one price. Trading in pennies fragments the liquidity at each potential price and creates additional confusion and paperwork for large sized institutional orders.

Individual investors, on the other hand, have a lot to gain from options trading in penny increments. Options afford them numerous advantages over stocks – so much, that even an equity driven exchange such as the NASDAQ takes notice. “This should be a wake up call for those who have not yet decided to incorporate options into their trading regime,” exclaims Ianieri. The options strategist and former market maker stresses that a comprehensive understanding of options is a necessary precursor for consistently successful trading. Through The Options University, Ianieri offers live educational seminars and even an annual Seminar At Sea. However, the lions’ share of his training comes by way of virtual web-classes, home study courses and one-on-one consultations. “Now is the time to seek a quality option education and begin to reap the benefits of this long misunderstood and misused tool,” says Ianieri.

About The Options University, LLC

The Options University is the leading source for options strategies for safer investing and better profits. Maximizing the experience of co-founder Ron Ianieri, a former floor trader with 14 years of success with the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, the educational company is uniquely qualified to teach investors how to make consistent profits while limiting risk. For more information on The Options University, visit http://www.optionsuniversity.com.

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Investors Profit Despite Stock Market Volatility With Options Trading

Investors Profit Despite Stock Market Volatility With Options Trading

Boca Raton, FL (PRWEB) November 15, 2006

Ron Ianieri does not loose sleep over reports of a declining stock market. His confidence does not come from avoiding investing completely or indulging in get-rich-quick schemes. The former floor trader and chief options strategist of The Options University employs options, a powerful tool that offers consistent profits despite market volatility.

“There are things that you can do with options that you can not do with stocks,” explains Ianieri. The buzz surrounding options mounts. In September, the Nasdaq announced that it would enter the options product market. The US Exchange also petitioned the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to allow options trading in penny increments. Weeks later, the SEC revealed it is considering altering an archaic rule that could drastically change the way brokerage firms assess margin requirements on options trading investors.

Historically, investors tiptoed around options because of their reputation of being difficult to understand. Others avoided options because of monikers such as ‘risky’ tacked on by the media and market leaders. “Some of the same people that were telling people to stay away, are now on the options bandwagon,” exclaims Ianieri. Indeed, more investors are finding that options provide increased cost efficiency, are less risky, give higher percentage returns and offer more strategic alternatives.

According to Ianieri, an investor’s ability to manage risk determines their success or failure. Many incorrectly define leverage as using same amount of money to create a larger position. Successful investors create the same sized position with less money. Not understanding option theory also increases the chance of failure. Investors are tempted to make a trade after learning a few strategies. “Any class or book that doesn’t teach the fundamentals, is teaching them how to fail,” asserts Ianieri.

The expert warns that the SEC and Nasdaq’s announcements increase the need for comprehensive education. Investors nationwide are heeding his advice. Through The Options University, Ianieri offers guidance through in-person seminars, virtual classes, home study courses and one-on-one consultations. “There is more to trading options than strategy,” says Ianieri. “Once investors have this knowledge, they will know how to react in turbulent markets and can stay profitable regardless.”

About The Options University, LLC

The Options University is the leading source for options education for safer investing and better profits. Maximizing the experience of co-founder Ron Ianieri, a former floor trader with 14 years of experience on the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, the educational company is uniquely qualified to teach investors how to make consistent profits while limiting risk. For more information on The Options University, visit http://www.optionsuniversity.com.

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Bharosa Introduces a New Class of Online Identity Theft Protection Solutions: Virtual Authentication Devices

Bharosa Introduces a New Class of Online Identity Theft Protection Solutions: Virtual Authentication Devices

Santa Clara, CA (PRWEB) September 23, 2005

Bharosa, Inc., a provider of solutions to combat online identity theft, today announced that it has become the world’s first provider to offer a new class of online security known as Virtual Authentication Devices.

Like their hardware and software token-based counterparts, Bharosa Virtual Authentication Devices provide the enterprise with optimal defenses against identity theft crimes including Phishing, Trojans and Malware.

Yet Bharosa’s technology uses no hardware or proprietary software installations of any kind. This brings, in addition, the advantages of a non-device dependent approach—including low cost, flexible deployment and ease of use.

The result is less need for the enterprise to consider strong security and flexible deployment options as trade-offs. “Why should our clients have to sacrifice usability, cost and other core business concerns to achieve top notch security,” says Bharosa CEO Jon Fisher. “Our mission is to pioneer something entirely new in the online authentication space, a new option that combines the important attributes our buyers may be looking for in an actual physical security device, without having to sacrifice easy, quick and flexible deployment over the Internet.”

That mission began in 2003, when online security industry veterans founded Bharosa, which means trust in Hindi, in order to develop Web alternatives to traditional token and appliance-driven authentication systems. Today, numerous patents are pending on the suite of Bharosa Virtual Authentication Devices, and the technology is licensed in enterprises across industries, such as Financial Services, ASPs, e-Commerce and Health Care, representing more than 2M worldwide users.

About Bharosa Virtual Authentication Devices

Bharosa Virtual Authentication Devices are simple graphical images which online account holders can use to authenticate their identity at login, much like the way they enter their PIN at the ATM. Yet what lies behind the graphical Device interfaces is far more sophisticated. Much of the power of Bharosa’s PIN Pad, Keyboard, Slider and Wheel Virtual Devices lies in what the user can’t see:

    One-time encypted data sends and one-time visual experiences without keystrokes.

    Sophisticated fraud monitoring, analysis and tracking of each session—by user location, time of day, type of transaction, device and more—which is matched with each user’s behavioral profile helping detect possible fraud.

    Fluid, server-side infrastructure (no user downloads) deploys quickly and easily to any number of users, or different groups of users. Devices can be invoked in session for sensitive or “flagged” transactions. And they can sit at any customer touch point accessible via a browser—including personal computers, mobile devices, public kiosks or ATMs.

For more information about Bharosa Virtual Authentication Devices, visit http://www.bharosa.com.

About Bharosa

Bharosa, Inc. is a privately held company founded in May 2003 and headquartered in Santa Clara, California. Bharosa offers online security solutions to protect against the rising risks of Phishing, Trojan and Proxy-based fraud. Patent-pending Tracker and Authenticator products offer purely Web-based, second-factor authentication and online fraud monitoring and detection. More information about Bharosa is available at http://www.bharosa.com.

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How to Set Up Your Existing Metatrader Platform on your VPS

A tutorial on how to move your existing Metatrader platform from your home computer to your VPS in order to trade with your Metatrader remotely on the VPS. For more information on the RoboMiner or GT-Shadow EAs, or for information on how you can purchase the use of a VPS, go to www.forex-goldmine.com

Download This game and more on: www.iphonegamescenter.weebly.com Grand Theft Auto, one of the biggest franchises in videogames, touched down on the App Store this week, and brought its special brand of mayhem and manslaughter with it. A port of the PlayStation Portable edition of Grand Theft Auto Chinatown Wars (which was in turn a port of a Nintendo DS game), the iPhone version is a phenomenal play despite a handful of interface issues. You are Huang Lee, the spoiled son of a Triad ganglord. After your father was murdered, you must deliver an ancient sword to your uncle so as to keep the empire in your family’s name. Ambushed at the Liberty City airport and left to die, you now find yourself drawn into the underworld with thoughts of vengeance. But what starts out as a simple revenge tale grows in scope, with a criminal world about to explode as gangs (and cops) square off for control. The Chinatown Wars narrative is strong, full of both humor and real drama, and benefits from excellent writing. Instead of a 3D behind-the-shoulder view, Chinatown Wars returns to the top-down roots of the pre-PlayStation 2 GTA games. The art style is cartoonish and looks fantastic. The camera gives you a good view of the city around you, although when you start zipping through traffic trying to escape cops on a motorcycle you can almost get too far ahead of yourself. There is an option called Vehicle Camera Look Ahead that I recommend you try. You get a little extra real estate in the …
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