> Robert wrote:
> the 80's, however, we'll only climb for so long before we come tumbling back
> down again.
>

Well, everyone here will agree that you should pay no attention to me but ....

I don't see that happening.  About 7 years ago I thought this might
happen and so we moved all of our cash savings to Yen and Euros
amongst others.

It looked bleak for a few years there, but now of course I'm thrilled
we did: we about doubled our money if we cashed out now (not on yen of
course.)

Just like with home equity though, the problem is always then what?

Anyway, I don't the US dollar going up again for a long long time.
Some will argue that with the great exchange rates foreigners will be
dumping money into America - which they will - but it won't change US
trade much since much of US money is flowing to developing countries
like India and will continue to.

Anyhoo - ever heard of Celio, the French clothes outlet?  In the early
00s my cousin and I made a clothes run to France and bought zillions
of clothes including duffel bags to carry it all in and ship home.  We
could actually cost justify a shopping trip in Paris due to the
strength of the dollar.  I guess those days are LONG over.

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