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Investing in assets with a strong U.S. dollar should eliminate the need to worry about exchange rate risks

Using an NT$8 million purchase of 00864B as an example, a writer asks about U.S. dollar exchange-rate risk. The speaker distinguishes long-term dollar assets from short-term Taiwan-dollar needs.

Published
Jul 15, 2024
Total duration
3:35
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CLEC Investment & Wealth

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Video Overview

This video addresses exchange-rate risk in U.S. dollar assets. The writer imagines converting NT$8 million into a dollar money-market fund or buying 00864B, then worries that selling and converting back to Taiwan dollars could return less than the original amount. The letter also asks whether U.S. rate cuts, dollar depreciation, and price fluctuations in 00864B could undermine the safety expected from a cash allocation. The speaker replies that U.S. assets such as 00864B and 00662 do experience currency movements, but says his personal concern is the long-term depreciation of weaker currencies and that dollar assets should be viewed as long-term holdings. He distinguishes Taiwan-dollar funds needed within one year from long-term investments and notes that rebalancing among dollar-denominated assets does not involve converting back to Taiwan dollars at that moment. The characterization of dollar strength and long-term currency risk is the speaker's opinion.

Key Takeaways

  • The writer uses an NT$8 million conversion into dollar assets to ask about losses when eventually converting back to Taiwan dollars.
  • The letter also raises U.S. rate cuts, dollar depreciation, and fluctuations in 00864B.
  • The speaker acknowledges currency movements in U.S. assets but frames dollar holdings as part of a long-term allocation.
  • He separates short-term Taiwan-dollar spending needs from rebalancing among assets that remain denominated in U.S. dollars.

Chapters

About 00:00:30 · The NT$8 million currency question

The writer describes the exchange-rate difference that could arise when buying dollar assets and later converting the proceeds back.

About 00:01:43 · The speaker's view of currency risk

The speaker acknowledges currency movements and explains his concern about long-term depreciation in weaker currencies.

About 00:02:16 · Long-term assets and near-term cash

The response separates short-term Taiwan-dollar needs from long-term dollar holdings and rebalancing within dollar assets.

Related Topics

exchange-rate risk, U.S. dollar assets, 00864B, 00662, money-market funds, portfolio rebalancing

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