... IMHO as the temporary (and financially undeserved) result of the failed French and Dutch elections on EU political ratification. At any rate, the US dollar has risen significantly against the Euro, which makes it cheaper for people with US dollars to buy things priced in Euros. Therefore, if you're a mutual fund investor, you may want to consider buying into a foreign stock fund. If you're a direct stock investor, you may want to consider snapping up some ADR's of good European companies. Once this temporary situation passes, IMHO the exchange rate will return to something near 1.28-1.30 from the current 1.22, resulting in a 6-8% pickup in the US dollar denominated values of the Euro based european investments.



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