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To: patricia c. reilly who wrote (91596)8/5/2001 10:53:39 AM
From: Tommaso  Respond to of 132070
 
The most direct and investment-quality vehicle I know for betting on the euro, as a way of betting against the dollar, is the bond fund, BEGBX. I have put 80% of my cash reserves in that. Of course there is risk even here, but the risk is of possibly losing 10% (after interest income) rather than losing everything you own in currency futures, or losing everything you chose to put into euro warrants (which I also own some of).

Betting against the dollar hasn't been a healthy thing to do for the last few years, but neither was betting against tech stocks until a year ago.



To: patricia c. reilly who wrote (91596)8/5/2001 1:14:53 PM
From: Joan Osland Graffius  Respond to of 132070
 
patricia

Re: buying the lard multinationals.

Why not buy some country specific european funds? This makes more sense to me because of the over evaluations of our large companies as well as the debt load they are carrying.

Joan