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November 21, 2007

Nine Ways to Profit From the Diving Dollar

By Martin Hutchinson, Contributing Editor, Money Morning

 
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  1. Inside Wall Street: The Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac Bailout is Necessary - But Don't Expect a Happy Ending | triggereventstrategist.com | December 8, 2008

    [...] The Fed has no concern about inflation relative to the demise of the economy, and will have to keep interest rates low for critical liquidity demands and to stave off a deep recession. The building inflationary pressures in the face of the Fed’s efforts to provide liquidity and keep interest rates low will crush the dollar. [...]

  2. Outlook 2008: The Latin American Economy is 'Muy Caliente' | February 24, 2009

    [...] ties with its trading partners, especially the United States. It wasn’t a coincidence that when the U.S. greenback declined last year, the Brazilian real dropped in virtual lockstep. A wild card here is how the subprime [...]

  3. Outlook 2008: The Way to Play Bonds, Even in an Inflationary Market | February 25, 2009

    [...] How should you play this? Well, the downside risk for Treasury bond prices is currently much greater than the upside potential, but yields in the short (2 year to 5 year) range, the usual protection against price drops are truly lousy at around 3%. In any case, if inflation takes off, it is likely that further weakness in the dollar will result. [...]

  4. Money Morning's Three-Minute Review: How the Events of 2007 Will Shape the Economy, and the Markets, in 2008 | February 25, 2009

    [...] $50 a barrel.  Suddenly, geopolitical turmoil in Nigeria, Iran and several other hot spots, a free-falling greenback and hedge-fund speculation combined to stoke major supply worries. And the Organization of [...]