
- April15 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 7
Bet Against the Dollar
Because of the enormous tradedeficit that has been building, the dollar'svalue has been falling steadilyagainst the euro and other foreign currencies.Investment legend WarrenBuffett believes the dollar will continueto decline over the next few years. Thesavvy physician-investor can capitalizeon the dwindling dollar by buying foreignstocks or investing in a companythat depends heavily on exports as asource of income (eg, Procter &Gamble, Coke, DuPont, etc). Anotheroption is to open an account with a firmthat specializes in currency trading.Some of the big players include ForexCapital Markets, Saxo Bank, and CMCGroup. Another less risky tactic is tobuy a CD denominated in foreign currenciesfrom a company such as Everbank.A physician-investor could alsoopen an international bond fund thatbenefits from the dollar dip. Some reputablefunds to consider include AmericanCentury International Bond (BEGBX)and T. Rowe Price International Bond(RPIBX).
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Bizarre Insurance Policiesabout 18 years ago
Live Longer and Save on Life Insuranceabout 18 years ago
Pay Attention to Fund Brokerage Costsabout 18 years ago
Critique Your Favorite Fund Columnistabout 18 years ago
Discover the Advantages of Small Fundsabout 18 years ago
Watch Out for the Plummeting US Dollarabout 18 years ago
Take Note from Bad Big Name Stock Dealsabout 18 years ago
Model Portfolio Series: Aggressive Growthabout 18 years ago
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