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.Most of my money is in cash and would like to know if it is too late to take advantage of the dollar drop my investing in european funds/bonds or will the dollar rebound and bite me in the buttocks. Same for gold and oil...both are in a bubble already? well the canadian dollr will ride it out for another couple weeks....oil is rising and gold is stable...but the royalties the govt is puttin on major oil companies might push prices up...and also its not too late to take advantage of the low american dollr....if anything its just the beginning because it could go lower...i dont think the american dollar will rebound for about another year or two |
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