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The IMF's track record isn't very good, particularly with third world countries which are basically locked into very long-term debt obligations and have had their wealth taken by SAPs and other IMF/World Bank shenanigans. For these reason I would be concerned about the IMF managing the world currency.
Further, the IMF is in tune with the 'de-industrialization' and 'demand destruction' programs (see Brzezinski's Between two Ages); and these are not pleasant scenarios. Brzezinski is a very close adviser and mentor to the one and only Obama, and has close ties to international banking interestests. Re: acceptance of a 'world reserve' by the U.S., Geithner is on record stating that he would support such a thing. The IMF is a creation of western banking interests, so I'm pretty sure western powers would be on-board with them - pending relatively minor political considerations. |
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been looking at some bond funds through Vanguard (company I use for investments). Some are decent. Foreign stocks and bonds have hefty charges on them, so I guess I'll stay away from them. They really haven't faired all that great anyways. There is one intermediate bond I'm looking at that has maintained between 3 to 6% interest.
I should be all good unless the U.S. goverment, state and local goverments collapse. But that would never happen, would it? ![]() |
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Why don't you tell us all again about how you toyed with the idea of getting rich quickly with your superior stockpicking skills, but decided not to bother? I liked that story. By the way, have you ever described to us exactly what it is that you do for a living? I'm guessing that you run a small adult bookshop in a Helsinki suburb.
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As far as Dis, he should gain some exposure to foreign equity markets through major indexes, but should weight these lower than US equities by market cap, as he is assuming exchange rate risk under this transaction (which domestic buyers in those markets do not).
Now let's hear about how you can beat the CAPM some more. ![]() |
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