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What Is Leverage? | FXTM Learn Forex in 60 Seconds
Risk warning: CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
ForexTime Ltd (www.forextime.com/eu) does not provide services to retail clients. Risk warning: CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
ForexTime Ltd (www.forextime.com/eu) does not provide services to retail clients.
Leverage in forex is like a “loan” that the broker gives the trader so that the trader has more capital to trade with than what he or she initially deposited. ...
published: 20 Sep 2018
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04 - What is leverage? - easyMarkets - Education
For more info visit: Easy Forex - http://www.easy-forex.com/gtw/6255274.aspx
When most people think about investing they think that they need large amounts of initial capital in order to start.
While this may be the case for stocks, bonds and other investments, forex is much more accessible due to the use of leverage. So how does leverage affect your trading?
To explain, think of buying a home. You may want to buy a property that is worth one hundred thousand dollars, so you go to a bank to take out a loan or mortgage. The bank requests that you supply twenty percent of the property as a down payment on your loan. So, for twenty thousand dollars, you are now able to enter into ownership of a one hundred thousand dollar home.
This is an illustration of leverage in real estate.
You have...
published: 13 Nov 2012
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Bakit ka MAHIRAP kahit MASIPAG ka - Ano ang Passive Income at Leverage
Marami sa ating mga pinoy ang sobrang sipag talaga pero ang problema ay ito: Isa lang ang source of income nila (Active/ Earned income) at ang source of income na ito ay kailangang ubusin ang oras mo sa loob ng isang araw o kagaya ng isang normal na trabaho na 8 am to 5 pm.
Sa video na ito malalaman mo na dapat kang magsipag upang lumaki at lumago ang Passive income at gamitin ng wasto ang Leverage.
Ano ang hindi maganda sa Earned/Active income:
1. BAYAD ka kapalit ang ORAS mo
Alamin ang 3 pang natitira, importante lahat ito!
**GMG is just an inside joke for friends and not meant to offend someone. It’s just an expression like “edi wow”, “boom panes”, “meganon” etc.
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Kung natuto ka sa video na ito at nais pang makanuod ng mga ganitong uri ng video,
I-c...
published: 12 Jan 2020
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Leverage - Don't Spill Eliot's Coffee
owned by TNT. not mine
published: 23 Jul 2010
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Leverage - Why I Hate Guns
This is one of my favorite clips so far from the new TNT show Leverage. It has a short explanation as to the range at which guns are used.
If you havent seen it yet, you should watch Leverage, which airs on TNT. It seems like Oceans 11, but in a TV series instead of a movie. It is very good.
published: 01 Jan 2009
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Financial leverage explained
What is financial leverage? Financial leverage is a story of assets and their returns on one side, and the way the assets are financed on the other side. The concept of financial leverage can be applied to companies, investment portfolios, and even to the house you own. In this example, we look at a factory with $1 million in assets (buildings, machines, inventory, etcetera). These assets generate an annual net income of $100,000. The return on assets is therefore 10%, $100K in net income divided by $1 million in assets. How are these assets financed? Let’s assume the assets are financed fully by equity, shareholder capital. $100K net income divided by $1 million in equity is 10% return on equity. So far, so good.
Equity is not the only way to finance assets. You could also go to the bank...
published: 08 Mar 2019
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Leverage - Eliot Beats Up Sterling
Endemol International BV Parent owns the copyright.
From Leverage S2E12 "The Zanzibar Marketplace Job"
published: 08 Jul 2021
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LEVERAGE Trailer | Lee Dong Gun, Kim Sae Ron | Now on Viu
Catch Lee Dong Gun, Jeon Hye Bin & Kim Sae Ron in Leverage with subtitles on Viu Premium, every Mon, just 12 hours after Korea's telecast! You can also enjoy unlimited downloads for offline viewing while on the go!
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published: 13 Oct 2019
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Part-01 Personal Finance Concepts You MUST Know #personalfinance #ROI #TimeValueOfMoney #Leverage
published: 04 Nov 2024
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10.Leverage ,Mthizo & Udumakahle - NGIFILE [Official Audio] | ITHEMBA LAMAVUKANE
Ezokhahlamba Presents the Official Audio titled NGIFILE from the illustrious twin sensation that is Leverage.
Stream/Purchase ITHEMBA LAMAVUKANE MIXTAPE here: https://linktr.ee/Levera
Written Composition : Andile Zondo
Sandile Zondo
Executively Prod : Andile Zondo
Sandile Zondo
Sinethemba Mabuza
Official Audio by Leverage performing NGIFILE. © 2024 eZokhahlamba Music Group.
Follow Leverage On:
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published: 24 Oct 2024
1:26
What Is Leverage? | FXTM Learn Forex in 60 Seconds
Risk warning: CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. You should consider whether you understand how CFD...
Risk warning: CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
ForexTime Ltd (www.forextime.com/eu) does not provide services to retail clients. Risk warning: CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
ForexTime Ltd (www.forextime.com/eu) does not provide services to retail clients.
Leverage in forex is like a “loan” that the broker gives the trader so that the trader has more capital to trade with than what he or she initially deposited. Watch the video for the full definition straight from FX Guru and FXTM Head of Education, Andreas Thalassinos.
Learn more on: https://www.forextime.com/education/forex-videos/what-is-leverage
Disclaimer: The content in this video comprises personal opinions and ideas and should not be construed as containing personal and/or other investment advice and/or an offer of and/or solicitation for any transactions in financial instruments and/or a guarantee and/or prediction of future performance. FXTM, its affiliates, agents, directors, officers or employees do not guarantee the accuracy, validity, timeliness or completeness of any information or data made available and assume no liability as to any loss arising from any investment based on the same.
Risk Warning: There is a high level of risk involved with trading leveraged products such as forex and CFDs. You should not risk more than you can afford to lose, it is possible that you may lose more than your initial investment. You should not trade unless you fully understand the true extent of your exposure to the risk of loss. When trading, you must always take into consideration your level of experience. If the risks involved seem unclear to you, please seek independent financial advice.
https://wn.com/What_Is_Leverage_|_Fxtm_Learn_Forex_In_60_Seconds
Risk warning: CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
ForexTime Ltd (www.forextime.com/eu) does not provide services to retail clients. Risk warning: CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
ForexTime Ltd (www.forextime.com/eu) does not provide services to retail clients.
Leverage in forex is like a “loan” that the broker gives the trader so that the trader has more capital to trade with than what he or she initially deposited. Watch the video for the full definition straight from FX Guru and FXTM Head of Education, Andreas Thalassinos.
Learn more on: https://www.forextime.com/education/forex-videos/what-is-leverage
Disclaimer: The content in this video comprises personal opinions and ideas and should not be construed as containing personal and/or other investment advice and/or an offer of and/or solicitation for any transactions in financial instruments and/or a guarantee and/or prediction of future performance. FXTM, its affiliates, agents, directors, officers or employees do not guarantee the accuracy, validity, timeliness or completeness of any information or data made available and assume no liability as to any loss arising from any investment based on the same.
Risk Warning: There is a high level of risk involved with trading leveraged products such as forex and CFDs. You should not risk more than you can afford to lose, it is possible that you may lose more than your initial investment. You should not trade unless you fully understand the true extent of your exposure to the risk of loss. When trading, you must always take into consideration your level of experience. If the risks involved seem unclear to you, please seek independent financial advice.
- published: 20 Sep 2018
- views: 231993
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04 - What is leverage? - easyMarkets - Education
For more info visit: Easy Forex - http://www.easy-forex.com/gtw/6255274.aspx
When most people think about investing they think that they need large amounts of...
For more info visit: Easy Forex - http://www.easy-forex.com/gtw/6255274.aspx
When most people think about investing they think that they need large amounts of initial capital in order to start.
While this may be the case for stocks, bonds and other investments, forex is much more accessible due to the use of leverage. So how does leverage affect your trading?
To explain, think of buying a home. You may want to buy a property that is worth one hundred thousand dollars, so you go to a bank to take out a loan or mortgage. The bank requests that you supply twenty percent of the property as a down payment on your loan. So, for twenty thousand dollars, you are now able to enter into ownership of a one hundred thousand dollar home.
This is an illustration of leverage in real estate.
You have bought the home at a leverage of five to one, since twenty thousand dollars is one fifth of one hundred thousand dollars.
One year later the property market has appreciated by fifty percent and you decide to sell the property for one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, making a fifty thousand dollar profit.
If you had not taken out a bank loan and had used only your twenty thousand dollars to buy a small studio which cost that amount, your total profit after a fifty percent property price increase would have been only ten thousand dollars.
Your five to one leverage has allowed you to earn five times more than you would have if you had traded without leverage.
Let's see how we can apply leverage to a forex deal.
You currently have one thousand Euros to invest and you decide to buy one hundred thousand EUR worth of EUR/USD, at a rate of one point thirty-one thirty. Since one thousand is one hundredth of one hundred thousand, you are using a leverage of one hundred to one.
The EUR/USD rate then moves up to one point thirty-one forty and you decide to close your deal, making a ten pip profit.
Using the pip formula from the 'What is a pip video,' you can calculate that your total profit is one hundred dollars. If you had not traded with leverage you would have only made a one dollar profit.
In fact, depending on your account type and risk preference, you can trade much smaller or larger deal sizes, and use different levels of leverage.
It is important that you keep in mind that higher leverage can increase your potential profits, but it can also lead to bigger potential losses. Due to this risk, we encourage traders to plan their trades well by making sure they employ a risk management strategy and keep learning about the market.
To improve your trading skills further, you can visit the Learn section of our website where you can explore the rest of our educational tools such as our eBook, and sign up for our online webinars
https://wn.com/04_What_Is_Leverage_Easymarkets_Education
For more info visit: Easy Forex - http://www.easy-forex.com/gtw/6255274.aspx
When most people think about investing they think that they need large amounts of initial capital in order to start.
While this may be the case for stocks, bonds and other investments, forex is much more accessible due to the use of leverage. So how does leverage affect your trading?
To explain, think of buying a home. You may want to buy a property that is worth one hundred thousand dollars, so you go to a bank to take out a loan or mortgage. The bank requests that you supply twenty percent of the property as a down payment on your loan. So, for twenty thousand dollars, you are now able to enter into ownership of a one hundred thousand dollar home.
This is an illustration of leverage in real estate.
You have bought the home at a leverage of five to one, since twenty thousand dollars is one fifth of one hundred thousand dollars.
One year later the property market has appreciated by fifty percent and you decide to sell the property for one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, making a fifty thousand dollar profit.
If you had not taken out a bank loan and had used only your twenty thousand dollars to buy a small studio which cost that amount, your total profit after a fifty percent property price increase would have been only ten thousand dollars.
Your five to one leverage has allowed you to earn five times more than you would have if you had traded without leverage.
Let's see how we can apply leverage to a forex deal.
You currently have one thousand Euros to invest and you decide to buy one hundred thousand EUR worth of EUR/USD, at a rate of one point thirty-one thirty. Since one thousand is one hundredth of one hundred thousand, you are using a leverage of one hundred to one.
The EUR/USD rate then moves up to one point thirty-one forty and you decide to close your deal, making a ten pip profit.
Using the pip formula from the 'What is a pip video,' you can calculate that your total profit is one hundred dollars. If you had not traded with leverage you would have only made a one dollar profit.
In fact, depending on your account type and risk preference, you can trade much smaller or larger deal sizes, and use different levels of leverage.
It is important that you keep in mind that higher leverage can increase your potential profits, but it can also lead to bigger potential losses. Due to this risk, we encourage traders to plan their trades well by making sure they employ a risk management strategy and keep learning about the market.
To improve your trading skills further, you can visit the Learn section of our website where you can explore the rest of our educational tools such as our eBook, and sign up for our online webinars
- published: 13 Nov 2012
- views: 349530
15:09
Bakit ka MAHIRAP kahit MASIPAG ka - Ano ang Passive Income at Leverage
Marami sa ating mga pinoy ang sobrang sipag talaga pero ang problema ay ito: Isa lang ang source of income nila (Active/ Earned income) at ang source of income ...
Marami sa ating mga pinoy ang sobrang sipag talaga pero ang problema ay ito: Isa lang ang source of income nila (Active/ Earned income) at ang source of income na ito ay kailangang ubusin ang oras mo sa loob ng isang araw o kagaya ng isang normal na trabaho na 8 am to 5 pm.
Sa video na ito malalaman mo na dapat kang magsipag upang lumaki at lumago ang Passive income at gamitin ng wasto ang Leverage.
Ano ang hindi maganda sa Earned/Active income:
1. BAYAD ka kapalit ang ORAS mo
Alamin ang 3 pang natitira, importante lahat ito!
**GMG is just an inside joke for friends and not meant to offend someone. It’s just an expression like “edi wow”, “boom panes”, “meganon” etc.
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Marami sa ating mga pinoy ang sobrang sipag talaga pero ang problema ay ito: Isa lang ang source of income nila (Active/ Earned income) at ang source of income na ito ay kailangang ubusin ang oras mo sa loob ng isang araw o kagaya ng isang normal na trabaho na 8 am to 5 pm.
Sa video na ito malalaman mo na dapat kang magsipag upang lumaki at lumago ang Passive income at gamitin ng wasto ang Leverage.
Ano ang hindi maganda sa Earned/Active income:
1. BAYAD ka kapalit ang ORAS mo
Alamin ang 3 pang natitira, importante lahat ito!
**GMG is just an inside joke for friends and not meant to offend someone. It’s just an expression like “edi wow”, “boom panes”, “meganon” etc.
'=================================
Kung natuto ka sa video na ito at nais pang makanuod ng mga ganitong uri ng video,
I-click lang ang link na ito: http://bit.ly/JWSubscribeNow
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- published: 12 Jan 2020
- views: 1115583
2:05
Leverage - Why I Hate Guns
This is one of my favorite clips so far from the new TNT show Leverage. It has a short explanation as to the range at which guns are used.
If you havent seen i...
This is one of my favorite clips so far from the new TNT show Leverage. It has a short explanation as to the range at which guns are used.
If you havent seen it yet, you should watch Leverage, which airs on TNT. It seems like Oceans 11, but in a TV series instead of a movie. It is very good.
https://wn.com/Leverage_Why_I_Hate_Guns
This is one of my favorite clips so far from the new TNT show Leverage. It has a short explanation as to the range at which guns are used.
If you havent seen it yet, you should watch Leverage, which airs on TNT. It seems like Oceans 11, but in a TV series instead of a movie. It is very good.
- published: 01 Jan 2009
- views: 362491
5:04
Financial leverage explained
What is financial leverage? Financial leverage is a story of assets and their returns on one side, and the way the assets are financed on the other side. The co...
What is financial leverage? Financial leverage is a story of assets and their returns on one side, and the way the assets are financed on the other side. The concept of financial leverage can be applied to companies, investment portfolios, and even to the house you own. In this example, we look at a factory with $1 million in assets (buildings, machines, inventory, etcetera). These assets generate an annual net income of $100,000. The return on assets is therefore 10%, $100K in net income divided by $1 million in assets. How are these assets financed? Let’s assume the assets are financed fully by equity, shareholder capital. $100K net income divided by $1 million in equity is 10% return on equity. So far, so good.
Equity is not the only way to finance assets. You could also go to the bank for a loan. How about financing the assets 50% with equity, and 50% with debt. Debt hardly ever comes for free, let’s assume the net income drops to $80,000 due to the interest charged. Return on assets is now 8%: $80,000 net income divided by $1 million in assets, which is lower than the 10% we had before. Return on equity goes up: $80,000 in net income divided by $500,000 in equity is 16%. This is the effect of financial leverage! Return on equity was 10% when the assets were financed fully by equity, and return on equity is 16% when the assets are financed 50/50 with equity and debt.
How about taking that one step further. What if we finance the assets with $200,000 in equity and $800,000 in debt? Net income drops to $68,000, and return on assets drops accordingly to 6.8%. Return on equity however goes up dramatically. $68,000 in net income divided by $200,000 in equity generates a return on equity of 34%!
One more step. What if we finance the assets with only $100,000 in equity and a massive $900,000 in debt (assuming you can find a bank that is willing to grant or arrange a loan with that kind of financial leverage)? Net income drops to $64,000, and return on assets drops accordingly to 6.4%. Return on equity goes up dramatically. $64,000 in net income divided by $100,000 in equity generates a return on equity of 64%!
Let’s summarize these four financial leverage scenarios, with the very important disclaimer that we are assuming a very linear and very stable world. In this specific example, $1 million in assets fully financed with equity generate 10% return on assets and 10% return on equity. The same assets financed 50/50 between equity and debt, generate 8% return on assets and 16% return on equity. The financial leverage is 2: for every dollar of equity, there are two dollars of assets. If financial leverage is 2, then ROE is 2 times ROA. When we go to 20% equity and 80% debt, ROA drops to 6.8% while ROE jumps to 34%. The financial leverage is 5: for every dollar of equity, there are five dollars of assets. If financial leverage is 5, then ROE is 5 times ROA. It looks like the higher the financial leverage, the higher the return on equity. When we go to 10% equity and 90% debt, ROA drops to 6.4% and ROE could skyrocket to 64%. The financial leverage is 10: for every dollar of equity, there are ten dollars of assets. If financial leverage is 10, then ROE is 10 times ROA. Why do we mention the word “could” in one of the previous sentences?
Well, real life can be far more volatile than a nice clean example on paper. What if the $64,000 net income turns into an unexpected loss of $200,000? In a high financial leverage situation, this completely wipes out the existing equity. Either the shareholder urgently contributes more equity to the company, or the bank will take possession of the assets, which were the collateral for the loan.
Financial leverage can “multiply” gains…. and wipe out equity in case of unexpected losses.
Philip de Vroe (The Finance Storyteller) aims to make strategy, #finance and leadership enjoyable and easier to understand. Learn the business and accounting vocabulary to join the conversation with your CEO at your company. Understand how financial statements work in order to make better #investing decisions. Philip delivers #financetraining in various formats: YouTube videos, classroom sessions, webinars, and business simulations. Connect with me through Linked In!
https://wn.com/Financial_Leverage_Explained
What is financial leverage? Financial leverage is a story of assets and their returns on one side, and the way the assets are financed on the other side. The concept of financial leverage can be applied to companies, investment portfolios, and even to the house you own. In this example, we look at a factory with $1 million in assets (buildings, machines, inventory, etcetera). These assets generate an annual net income of $100,000. The return on assets is therefore 10%, $100K in net income divided by $1 million in assets. How are these assets financed? Let’s assume the assets are financed fully by equity, shareholder capital. $100K net income divided by $1 million in equity is 10% return on equity. So far, so good.
Equity is not the only way to finance assets. You could also go to the bank for a loan. How about financing the assets 50% with equity, and 50% with debt. Debt hardly ever comes for free, let’s assume the net income drops to $80,000 due to the interest charged. Return on assets is now 8%: $80,000 net income divided by $1 million in assets, which is lower than the 10% we had before. Return on equity goes up: $80,000 in net income divided by $500,000 in equity is 16%. This is the effect of financial leverage! Return on equity was 10% when the assets were financed fully by equity, and return on equity is 16% when the assets are financed 50/50 with equity and debt.
How about taking that one step further. What if we finance the assets with $200,000 in equity and $800,000 in debt? Net income drops to $68,000, and return on assets drops accordingly to 6.8%. Return on equity however goes up dramatically. $68,000 in net income divided by $200,000 in equity generates a return on equity of 34%!
One more step. What if we finance the assets with only $100,000 in equity and a massive $900,000 in debt (assuming you can find a bank that is willing to grant or arrange a loan with that kind of financial leverage)? Net income drops to $64,000, and return on assets drops accordingly to 6.4%. Return on equity goes up dramatically. $64,000 in net income divided by $100,000 in equity generates a return on equity of 64%!
Let’s summarize these four financial leverage scenarios, with the very important disclaimer that we are assuming a very linear and very stable world. In this specific example, $1 million in assets fully financed with equity generate 10% return on assets and 10% return on equity. The same assets financed 50/50 between equity and debt, generate 8% return on assets and 16% return on equity. The financial leverage is 2: for every dollar of equity, there are two dollars of assets. If financial leverage is 2, then ROE is 2 times ROA. When we go to 20% equity and 80% debt, ROA drops to 6.8% while ROE jumps to 34%. The financial leverage is 5: for every dollar of equity, there are five dollars of assets. If financial leverage is 5, then ROE is 5 times ROA. It looks like the higher the financial leverage, the higher the return on equity. When we go to 10% equity and 90% debt, ROA drops to 6.4% and ROE could skyrocket to 64%. The financial leverage is 10: for every dollar of equity, there are ten dollars of assets. If financial leverage is 10, then ROE is 10 times ROA. Why do we mention the word “could” in one of the previous sentences?
Well, real life can be far more volatile than a nice clean example on paper. What if the $64,000 net income turns into an unexpected loss of $200,000? In a high financial leverage situation, this completely wipes out the existing equity. Either the shareholder urgently contributes more equity to the company, or the bank will take possession of the assets, which were the collateral for the loan.
Financial leverage can “multiply” gains…. and wipe out equity in case of unexpected losses.
Philip de Vroe (The Finance Storyteller) aims to make strategy, #finance and leadership enjoyable and easier to understand. Learn the business and accounting vocabulary to join the conversation with your CEO at your company. Understand how financial statements work in order to make better #investing decisions. Philip delivers #financetraining in various formats: YouTube videos, classroom sessions, webinars, and business simulations. Connect with me through Linked In!
- published: 08 Mar 2019
- views: 271245
1:33
Leverage - Eliot Beats Up Sterling
Endemol International BV Parent owns the copyright.
From Leverage S2E12 "The Zanzibar Marketplace Job"
Endemol International BV Parent owns the copyright.
From Leverage S2E12 "The Zanzibar Marketplace Job"
https://wn.com/Leverage_Eliot_Beats_Up_Sterling
Endemol International BV Parent owns the copyright.
From Leverage S2E12 "The Zanzibar Marketplace Job"
- published: 08 Jul 2021
- views: 52220
1:06
LEVERAGE Trailer | Lee Dong Gun, Kim Sae Ron | Now on Viu
Catch Lee Dong Gun, Jeon Hye Bin & Kim Sae Ron in Leverage with subtitles on Viu Premium, every Mon, just 12 hours after Korea's telecast! You can also enjoy un...
Catch Lee Dong Gun, Jeon Hye Bin & Kim Sae Ron in Leverage with subtitles on Viu Premium, every Mon, just 12 hours after Korea's telecast! You can also enjoy unlimited downloads for offline viewing while on the go!
Watch Leverage now ► http://bit.ly/2VEkosP
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Catch Lee Dong Gun, Jeon Hye Bin & Kim Sae Ron in Leverage with subtitles on Viu Premium, every Mon, just 12 hours after Korea's telecast! You can also enjoy unlimited downloads for offline viewing while on the go!
Watch Leverage now ► http://bit.ly/2VEkosP
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- published: 13 Oct 2019
- views: 193788
3:27
10.Leverage ,Mthizo & Udumakahle - NGIFILE [Official Audio] | ITHEMBA LAMAVUKANE
Ezokhahlamba Presents the Official Audio titled NGIFILE from the illustrious twin sensation that is Leverage.
Stream/Purchase ITHEMBA LAMAVUKANE MIXTAPE here: ...
Ezokhahlamba Presents the Official Audio titled NGIFILE from the illustrious twin sensation that is Leverage.
Stream/Purchase ITHEMBA LAMAVUKANE MIXTAPE here: https://linktr.ee/Levera
Written Composition : Andile Zondo
Sandile Zondo
Executively Prod : Andile Zondo
Sandile Zondo
Sinethemba Mabuza
Official Audio by Leverage performing NGIFILE. © 2024 eZokhahlamba Music Group.
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Ezokhahlamba Presents the Official Audio titled NGIFILE from the illustrious twin sensation that is Leverage.
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Written Composition : Andile Zondo
Sandile Zondo
Executively Prod : Andile Zondo
Sandile Zondo
Sinethemba Mabuza
Official Audio by Leverage performing NGIFILE. © 2024 eZokhahlamba Music Group.
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- published: 24 Oct 2024
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