Here's What to Do As the Dollar Falls...

Whiskey & Gunpowder April 16, 2008 By Joe Schriefer Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A. Here's What to Do As the Dollar Falls... Dear Reader,   Don't let the press fool you...the dollar is doomed. The upcoming Federal Reserve meeting won't change that. Even if the Fed does the unexpected and keeps interest rates the same, the dollar will still lose value. It just won't fall as fast.   So either way, the best thing for you to do is dump your dollars and get into foreign currencies. Luckily, our friends at EverBank offer several ways to make that as easy, safe and convenient as possible.   EverBank has an innovative roster of services and products to take advantage of every market condition you can think of. Now they've launched their latest innovation...based on the idea of a falling dollar. And you're learning about it here first.   It's called the New World Energy CD. Like every other CD, it pays a steady interest rate...2.9% for the three-month CD and 3% for the six-month. But beyond that, it's also designed to profit from the falling dollar in two ways.   First, it hopes to cash in on falling exchange rates. The CD is denominated in three currencies — the Canadian dollar, the Australian dollar and the Norwegian krone (33.3% each). So, your potential returns grow as the dollar depreciates against them. And there's a good reason to expect these currencies to continue rising against the dollar.   That's because Canada, Australia and Norway have something America doesn't — abundant energy supplies. While the United States has to hold on to every bit of oil, coal, natural gas and uranium it can get out of the ground, these three countries have enough to sell to the highest bidder. The influx of cash gives their currencies a solid pillar to stand on...something the U.S. dollar no longer has.   So, EverBank's New World Energy CD is a play on the falling dollar and rising energy prices. And like all CDs, it's fully FDIC insured. (But keep in mind that you could lose money in the currency conversion if the value of these currencies drops against the U.S. dollar.)   There really isn't a safer way to bet on the falling dollar. Follow the link here for all the details. Just make sure you do it before the Fed's next rate cut sends the dollar even lower. To your wealth, Joe Schriefer Publisher, Agora Financial   P.S.: You're one of the first people to hear about the brand-new New World Energy CD thanks to our close business relationship with EverBank. We may be compensated if you decide to invest in this or any of their offerings.

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