Swiss Francs or the Yen
Yen is doomed in short order. Swissie is pegged to the Euro now. USD has least chance of hyperinflating over the next 2 years. After that, not so much.
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Yen is doomed in short order. Swissie is pegged to the Euro now. USD has least chance of hyperinflating over the next 2 years. After that, not so much.
I conclude that there is no conclusion.
HKD or EUR.
EUR because there are some places that offer halfway decent interest rates. Especially in Ukraine which the Euro union isn't going to allow to default
HKD because its an actually stable currency.
EUR because there are some places that offer halfway decent interest rates. Especially in Ukraine which the Euro union isn't going to allow to default
HKD because its an actually stable currency.
Well HKD is just pegged to the USD is it not?
Ah, interesting. Good to know. Seems like a good alternative to USD then.
HKD or EUR.
EUR because there are some places that offer halfway decent interest rates. Especially in Ukraine which the Euro union isn't going to allow to default
HKD because its an actually stable currency.
EUR because there are some places that offer halfway decent interest rates. Especially in Ukraine which the Euro union isn't going to allow to default
HKD because its an actually stable currency.
Well HKD is just pegged to the USD is it not?
HKD or EUR.
EUR because there are some places that offer halfway decent interest rates. Especially in Ukraine which the Euro union isn't going to allow to default
HKD because its an actually stable currency.
EUR because there are some places that offer halfway decent interest rates. Especially in Ukraine which the Euro union isn't going to allow to default
HKD because its an actually stable currency.
Well HKD is just pegged to the USD is it not?
HKD or EUR.
EUR because there are some places that offer halfway decent interest rates. Especially in Ukraine which the Euro union isn't going to allow to default
HKD because its an actually stable currency.
EUR because there are some places that offer halfway decent interest rates. Especially in Ukraine which the Euro union isn't going to allow to default
HKD because its an actually stable currency.
The Euro, because it can't go much lower now ... or .. can it?
Depending on what you are comparing it to.
Euro/USD will probably not get any worse, but purchasing power will probably keep dropping unless they fix the fundamental problem.
The Euro, because it can't go much lower now ... or .. can it?
Euro is very cheap now. I expect Euro to rise in value when their economy improve in a few years.
It won't. It will keep getting worse. I Choose Singapore Dollar (SGD)
but not so many amount of my wealth in fiat, i prefer invest to gold / property / stock
their gov weaken the value of their currency to support product export
check here
but not so many amount of my wealth in fiat, i prefer invest to gold / property / stock
RMB.
If people argue wider adaptation is why bitcoin value should sky rock, then choosing RMB is a no brainer since all the production are mostly done in China these days.
be careful holding currency from Big industry countryIf people argue wider adaptation is why bitcoin value should sky rock, then choosing RMB is a no brainer since all the production are mostly done in China these days.
their gov weaken the value of their currency to support product export
check here
SGD is another interesting one. It might be good to hold the currency of a capitalist minded country that doesn't have a reason like exports to drive their currency down.
I Choose Singapore Dollar (SGD)
but not so many amount of my wealth in fiat, i prefer invest to gold / property / stock
their gov weaken the value of their currency to support product export
check here
but not so many amount of my wealth in fiat, i prefer invest to gold / property / stock
RMB.
If people argue wider adaptation is why bitcoin value should sky rock, then choosing RMB is a no brainer since all the production are mostly done in China these days.
be careful holding currency from Big industry countryIf people argue wider adaptation is why bitcoin value should sky rock, then choosing RMB is a no brainer since all the production are mostly done in China these days.
their gov weaken the value of their currency to support product export
check here
CHF or GBP right now I guess. It seems they are most stable.
I think JPY/EUR is good currency at this time
Gold / BTC is good investament
Gold / BTC is good investament
Euro is very cheap now. I expect Euro to rise in value when their economy improve in a few years.
It's not cheap at all, but at an average price for the past couple of years.
ECB will soon start doing QE, while the fed will end it. EUR-USD pair will probably fall to 1.25 soon.
Well, I d rather invest all my fiat currencies in gold
which one would you choose and why?
What currency do you think has the best chance of keeping its value over time?
Also, out of the major currencies which one do you think is the worst one to keep your money in?
What currency do you think has the best chance of keeping its value over time?
Also, out of the major currencies which one do you think is the worst one to keep your money in?
Canadian dollar stable banking system
Survived the financial crisis and was even expanding its operation.
The worst major currency to keep money in would be the Euro basket due to the problems the EU faces outdoing the American for now.
Euro is very cheap now. I expect Euro to rise in value when their economy improve in a few years.
Cheap is a relative term. The price is where it is for a reason, mainly because EUROPE as a whole can no longer compete on a global scale.
Euro is very cheap now. I expect Euro to rise in value when their economy improve in a few years.
RMB.
If people argue wider adaptation is why bitcoin value should sky rock, then choosing RMB is a no brainer since all the production are mostly done in China these days.
If people argue wider adaptation is why bitcoin value should sky rock, then choosing RMB is a no brainer since all the production are mostly done in China these days.
Swiss Francs or the Yen
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