Thread: How much do you hold???

what if that money belonged to the fallujah chapter of the campfire girls, what if thats the money they made from there carwash. now they dont get to go on there fieldtrip to colonial williamsburg to see how real butter is made.

i got in on this kinda late but at my age i bought enough for me to clear all my debt, right now, go to school if i choose, and buy a house, with some change left over :), depending on how monday goes i might be increasing my position if there is still time. Just a side question were do you go to hear about other currencies aside from the dong/dinar, i know there have to some other good opporotunities out there and currency seems to be the only type of investment i really understand how it works, so i'm looking into getting into more currency deal thanks in advance for any help/advice given

Originally Posted by KCRBrown00

i got in on this kinda late but at my age i bought enough for me to clear all my debt, right now, go to school if i choose, and buy a house, with some change left over :), depending on how monday goes i might be increasing my position if there is still time. Just a side question were do you go to hear about other currencies aside from the dong/dinar, i know there have to some other good opporotunities out there and currency seems to be the only type of investment i really understand how it works, so i'm looking into getting into more currency deal thanks in advance for any help/advice given

try the thaibaht! it is good value even though the market is somewhat slack over there but with being outside and looking in, you can buy alot and own more with what you have that may not buy you much to pride on in your own country. Thailand is ready and ripe to spend your strong currency there. my hubby plans to buy another property again in Bangkok. it is truly good value and many Americans and westerners we met there, often all agreed, it is a paradise to live and spend in Thailand!


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