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Exchange Rate Usd - Thb 30 December 2012


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depends which market you are looking at, which country you live in and which tax and other laws apply to you. Personally I wouldn't buy gold at all, and IMO it's a great time to buy other stocks but my situation/goals/country/laws/tax implications are more likely different to yours.

I live in Thailand

as non-american i do not invest in any us stocks as i do not want to create any tax liability in usa. so remain european or asian stock or gold or whatever

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depends which market you are looking at, which country you live in and which tax and other laws apply to you. Personally I wouldn't buy gold at all, and IMO it's a great time to buy other stocks but my situation/goals/country/laws/tax implications are more likely different to yours.

I live in Thailand

as non-american i do not invest in any us stocks as i do not want to create any tax liability in usa. so remain european or asian stock or gold or whatever

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Compare how Thai stocks have done against the FTSE over the past few years - amazing :surprised: probably too late to get in now though.Gold is always a good bet and should do well if we get lots more QE .However,try going into 7/11 with a gold bar...." I`ll have this bottle of water and 4,999,985 Baht change please "....." sorry,no hab change-you hab small moneee ? " :cheerleader:

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Nothing like walking around Patts with a backpack full of 50 and 100-baht notes to get people's attention. That sort of stupidity would get me knifed in Sydney, so I can hardly point the finger at anyone in LOS. Far better to blend in with the old blokes who seem to survive from one pension payment to the next - happy hour, anyone ? :grinyes:

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The magic wand is to print more money -- this goes for USA and Europe. But the Dollar and Euro will be devalued relative to areas where they are not in the printing money mode. I read recently that Japan is also starting to ease monetarily. There will be lots more money in circulation so the economy has to get better, right?

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