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To: Chispas who wrote (96452)	11/27/2003 3:35:16 PM
From: Bearcatbob	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116752

Only one mention of the euro - see below. I still maintain that currency risk is generic and not specific. The recent failure of France and Germany to adhere to the rules of the Euro are an example. Oh well - time will tell -we will be able to look back and see who is right. My personal experience is that Europeans do not work as hard as Americans and their products are over priced now. This is a situation that will not support a strong Euro! "My own inclination was to buy short-term German government notes denominated in euros (and I have done that), And, of course, there is my gold position. You can also buy CDs that are tied to any of 17 different currencies-- buy them at Everbank (look it up on the Net). The CD itself is insured and the variable is the currency."