Foreign Investors Group

I like shopping electronic stuff and would like to take advantage of strong Euro vs. US dollar particularly by doing online shopping. Please advise me where I can do best my online shopping. As you may have already guessed, I live in Europe.

I’m living in Australia and I am going to America in February. The AUD vs USD is $1 vs .91c right now and I am considering changing AUD$10,000 to USD right now.

My question is should I hold out? Is the AUD going to get stronger vs the USD and when is a good point to change my money over?

Thanks in advance

They use a comma to desiginate the separation, is it the same as using our US decimal. What does one Euro Dollar equal to one USD ? One Euro equals what in USD ?

I think the dollar will decline in value, either slowly or dramtically. I do not want to specifically invest in foreign exchange.

With that in mind, where would be better to invest -
1 A mutual fund with all its holding in foreign countries stock markets.
2 A foreign company that is listed on the NYSE (and purchase it through there).
3 Other… Does anyone have any other ideas?

Thanks!

Which is the strongest and most reliable and doesn’t fluctuate as wildly as the falling greenback?

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For the people who moved in 2006 to Canada they basically made 20% if they would move back to the US.

Wouldn’t investing in another currency make you 3-5% by Januarary, that seems like a huge return for such a short time investment.
I wonder if GWB has his money in US dollars or saved away in some foreign currency.
mark s in my experience, people follow trends and seeing the dollar drop and reserve drop interest rates and pump out more money will continue dropping the value.

Now the dangerous thing is if everyone invests in foreign currency they hyperinflation will happen.
William its 7 years now that its dropping and most economist predict it still will till after Jan.

This is not mere flactuation, If I was you I would play it safe and invest in a stable currency long ago.

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