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How to go long?

Nyden

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Hello guys,

Was just wondering as to what the best method would be in going long on the USD? Or a better option for hedging against our falling dollar? Euro, Pound, CAD?

I don't believe we're (the AUD) headed too far down (perhaps even up!); but with all this talk of a slowing Australian economy ... I would like to lock in some currency value whilst I'm still able.

Holding the currency itself isn't really a desired option; as let's face it - terrible interest rates over there at the moment, & was wondering if there was some kind of US index ETF here on the ASX? Or a way to keep USD in an Aussie bank earning our interest rates? :

I'm starting to believe that we're approaching a bottom, & am looking into opening up some small positions you see, but am against holding individual stocks at the moment; simply due to huge volatility at the moment - and am therefore only looking into funds, or somewhat stable stocks.

I'm also looking for agribusiness stocks; but I can't seem to find any sort of fund for that?


No advice for buying into gold, or any commodities though please. Having been on the anti-commodities bandwagon for quite a few months; I'm still smiling from the mass of money saved
 
Re: How to go long ... ?


you can trade Futures over it, or trade the USD/CHF that moves in very close parity with USD

Apoca
 
Re: How to go long ... ?

Nyden,

I think you will find 'agri-business' stocks relate to soft commodities, so you will have to choose whether or not to catch that commodity bandwagon, can't sit on it like a static fence.

There must be an ETF in the US in relation to agribusiness or soft commodities, but not sure which one...........

Did I mention, buy gold?
 
Re: How to go long ... ?

DBA and MOO are the ones I've watched MRC.
 
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