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To: t-bone who wrote (439)	3/6/1998 4:29:00 AM
From: tom	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 947

I agree that it may go lower than US$8. If you read a few of my earlier posts I think it should go to around US$1-2. I think it will get shafted by the government just like everyone else in Indo.

To: t-bone who wrote (439)	3/7/1998 3:48:00 PM
From: Mike McFarland	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 947

<does anybody know of a way to trade currency at the going rate> Open an account and trade currency futures or better, buy into an emerging market bond fund, maybe less risky? I have no real idea how to answer your question, it went through my head awhile back too--you might post it again on the Closed End Fund CEF thread. I suppose you also need to consider whether or not the greenback is currently over or undervalued right? When it looks like the world is on the brink of deflation, it is so hard to tell what things are the most over-valued. Maybe the greenback is too prized and Rupiah, Ringgit and Reminbi are the way to go (not even sure how to spell them however, so I guess I'll take the bond fund route myself).