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  • 16-03-2011 11:24am
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    irishh_bob
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    was thinking of buying into a foreign currency as i believe the euro has topped out after a pretty remarkable rally since december , what with renewed tension over irish debt etc , i cant see it maintaining its present level

    the U.S dollar is not an option and sterling isnt much better , the aussie dollar is popular but it seems to have been reaching new highs on a regular basis this past two years , surely its above where it should be aswell , ive narrowed it down to the canadian dollar , the sweedish krona and the swiss franc , btw , my reason for doing this stem from the fact that i lost money having set up a dollar account towards the end of last year , the dollar was 1 . 28 to the euro when i jumped in but this was at a time when the euro was predicted to go to the wall in 2011 so i thought i was being responsible , i bailed out at 1 .34 and its now just below 1.40 so it was a case of damage limitation , time now to overturn some damage


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