I'll take cheap dollars over dot.con economics and a bubble market any day.

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ebnelson — 1/1/2004 10:54:26 PM (archived)

The euro is not going to go down in history as a stable currency. The two biggest nations in the EU are blowing up the economy over there very badly.
The US economy is still the engine of growth in the world, and we are just entering what will likely be a sustained expansion. The currency, inspite of secretive hedge funds hitting on it, will do just fine.
Ed

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Cheap bucks prop up stock market. - Daring to be aware! - 12/31/2003 6:57:45 AM
- I'll take cheap dollars over dot.con economics and a bubble market any day. - ebnelson - 1/1/2004 10:54:26 PM
- doubtful...Unless foreign investors are not rational (the jury is out) - Scott Evil - 12/31/2003 4:14:20 PM
  - I think(?) gold is a bad investment now. Any comments? (n/t) - Gary - 12/31/2003 6:20:13 PM
    - Buy gold if you hold non US currency and you believe the dollar's slide will continue - corp - 1/1/2004 3:28:42 AM
    - I think its a poor investment overall. although if you are diversified in other areas, a little bit of investment in gold stocks wouldn't hurt. - Scott Evil - 12/31/2003 6:42:08 PM
      - My first gold investment.... - Gary - 12/31/2003 6:54:42 PM
        
        re: My first gold investment.... - Tom Brosz - 12/31/2003 7:24:06 PM
- The value of the dollar isn't a very good economic indicator - Larry J - 12/31/2003 3:16:16 PM
  - One other factor that will definitly have a positive effect on the economy in 2004 - Scott evil - 12/31/2003 4:26:23 PM
    - I'd like to see the Capital Gains Tax indexed to inflation - Larry J - 12/31/2003 5:01:08 PM
      - Makes sense. - Scott Evil - 12/31/2003 5:21:53 PM
- Soros did this to the British Pound - ebnelson - 12/31/2003 1:22:49 PM

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