This document summarizes the key aspects of investing in the foreign exchange (forex) market through Tokiwa Investments Inc. It outlines the size and liquidity of the forex market, compares it to other investment types, describes the currency pairs traded, and explains how to open an account and strategies for limiting risk when trading currencies.

1. Business Solution Presentation

2. INVESTING in F ORE X Tokiwa Investments Inc.

6. FOREX VS. other investments Low N/A Average High Variable Long term Not Required High Own Business High Average Average High Offer / Demand High Liquidity High Average Low High N/A N/A Transparency Good Good Average/Low Average Average Does not exist Risk control Controlled Controlled Variable / High Variable Variable Low Risk High Medium Depends on company Variable Low Low Yield Short / Long Short / Long Short / Long Medium / Long Long Term Variable Time scale Flexible Flexible Fixed Not R equired Not required Not required Required margin Low Low High High High Low/High Required capital Forex Market Commodities Stocks Bonds Real Estate Banks Instrument O f I nvestment

7. FOREX VS. other investments High Liquidity High Transparency Good Risk control Controlled Risk High Yield Short / Long Time scale Flexible Required margin Low Required capital F orex Market Instrument O f I nvestment

10. Profit from buying and selling PRICE Buy here Sell here PROFIT PRICE TIME Buy here TIME Sell here In the Foreign Exchange, the product is a CURRENCY PAIR PROFIT

11. Example of a trade (USD/JPY) Sell new: 114.50 Buy close: 113.50 PROFIT (114.50-113.50)x200.000 -15.000= 185.000 ¥ PROFIT 1 lot of ¥ 200.000, and ¥ 15,000 fee per lot

12. Forex Compared to Savings Accounts EURJPY (2006/05/09 ～ 2007/05/09) 22 Yen increase in one year (2,200 points) FX Foreign Exchange Bank Account Regular Bank Savings Account (0.5% interest)

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