Market Vectors Double Long Euro (AMEX:URR)

TerryHogan (23.85) Submitted: 3/20/2012 11:24:34 PM : Start Price: $27.84 URR Score: +3.60

Short of a new Marshall plan, Europe is toast for the forseeable future. Don't get me wrong, if I had some cash I'd be buying a villa in Greece, but I'm not exactly bullish on the economy or the currency. The only way the debt to GDP ratio of the PIIGS is going to improve is with hard core inflation.

ServusDei7 (99.64) Submitted: 1/6/2012 12:44:11 PM : Start Price: $25.85 URR Score: +5.96

Will lose tracking accuracy if held more than 1 day, so definitely will underperform in the long run. No brainer.

Pumpstick (99.20) Submitted: 5/5/2010 8:52:36 PM : Start Price: $26.25 URR Score: +17.74

No!

ShortUltras (99.29) Submitted: 10/26/2009 6:35:27 PM : Start Price: $36.24 URR Score: +53.97

Ultra-shorts and Ultra-pros are all bad investments due to daily rebalancing

Wh1sp (99.91) Submitted: 10/14/2009 10:24:21 PM : Start Price: $36.54 URR Score: +52.52

One of many currencies I have recently made an underperform call on.

If a currency outperforms the s&p for an extended period of time with this little leverage, it will be the new "American dollar" from a new global powerhouse with the military, economic conditions, tax base, stability, and political will similar to the U.S. China is my vote for the future global safehouse, but I can't see global investors trusting their capital with a communist regime. The consensus seems to be that the dollar will be slowly replaced by a basket of stable currencies, and as such, the S&P should outperform these currencies in the long run.

--Wh1sp