Asian Currency Strategy 2021 Webinar: 16 March 6pm HKT
My next webinar with Interactive Brokers and Singapore Exchange will be on March 16th, 6pm Hong Kong time, explaining the long-term background […]
Tag: currency
Using the Singapore Dollar as a “Global Currency” Proxy
Today’s chart addresses a question I often get “how do I diversify away from a strong dollar, given that the euro, yen, […]
Better than Transferwise: Saving Thousands on International Transfers with an Interactive Brokers account
One of the most frequently asked questions I get is “what is the best way to transfer a large sum of money […]
Investing in Property vs Investing in Stocks: the BIS Data on 10 Countries’ Residential Real Estate Markets
Last month I posted a chart on how stock prices rose 7x more than house prices over the 20th century, which although […]
Currency futures webinar: Tariq presents with SGX and Interactive Brokers
Today we completed another successful webinar with SGX and Interactive Brokers explaining how everyday investors can use currency futures contracts to access […]
Currencies for the Long Run, Part 3: 6 Asia ex-Japan Currencies that have declined 40-90% since 1980
Following part 1 and part 2 of this series “Currencies for the long run”, here is a chart showing the long-term trend […]
Currencies for the Long Run, Part 2: The Appreciators
In part 1 of this series “Currencies for the long run”, I posted a chart of the “ABC” currencies of Australia, Britain, […]
Currencies for the Long Run, Part 1: The ABCs of Relatively Stable Currencies
This is the first of three posts titled “Currencies for the Long Run”, in which I post a chart summarizing how three […]
How to best convert and transfer large amounts of money across currencies at low cost
One situation I’m glad to be able to frequently help with, which can often save thousands of dollars, is how to covert […]
How different were the German Mark, French Franc, and Italian Lire before the Euro?
Yesterday I posted a 45-year historical chart of 9 currencies where I described the difference between appreciators, depreciators, and long-term range-bound currencies. […]