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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (15510)	3/18/2007 10:16:43 AM
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The fundamental value of a currency IMHO is based on: 1 Political & economic stability 2 Balance of trade 3 Current & projected inflation rate in that currency 4 Current & projected interest rate 5 Current & projected business conditions 6 Proximity to US (actual & trade wise). Essentially you need to obtain positive return over real inflation... and prospects for handling down turn s/b ok w/o getting sucked in to US issues. IMHO Euro Ok, but CHF has longer track record of stability & more transparent CB. Lower inflation rate, less problems for CB to manage, & should keep up w/ euro as are in same trading block... Just my opinion. RJA

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