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To: ajtj99 who wrote (2147)	8/28/2021 5:09:24 PM
From: Sun Tzu	Respond to of 10522

I gathered as much. But I still don't see how QE is damaging them. As I said, the policy has been very positive for them. Their debt is denominated in USD, so low US interest rates are are a boon. Lower USD is an even greater boon and makes for the icing on the cake. EDIT - Inflationary environment is good to hard/real assets. LatAm being a natural resources economy, should do well with QE and negative rates. Where do you see the harm? PS I was long UBR and MEXX. Sold near the top. And am assessing when I should get back in. I would not be having this stance if I had currency worries.