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Strategies & Market Trends : The coming US dollar crisis -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: carranza2 who wrote (15435)12/12/2008 5:44:48 PM
From: Riskmgmt  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 71402
 
Hi C2

<<Not my list but I like the CAD better than anything.>>

It has the most potential for appreciation, IMO. Wish I knew more about the Aussie.>>

I bet you like it mostly as a commodity play, same with the Aussie.

A glance at the usd/cad chart over 5 years would indicate a good chance of Cad strength as a reversion to the mean if nothing else.

si.advfn.com

Aussie has commods and China on the plus side and Anglo style inflated property on the con side. So many factors.

But with the current daily blow ups from Wall St to Mubai it is hard to predict anything. I got out of Yen when it got into the 90's as i figured (wrongly) the BOJ would not allow the yen to get any stronger.
The GBP and Euro should get weak going forward because they have enormous problems BUT weak against WHAT. that is the problem all governments are inflating and the slow down is ww.
So WTFDIK or anybody know? I wish I'd have taken 2008 off might have been cheaper and certainly a lot more fun:}



To: carranza2 who wrote (15435)12/12/2008 6:00:54 PM
From: MorganSachs  Respond to of 71402
 
Aussie...probably just as bad as the other higher yielding currencies.