WikiWealth.com Introduces Mexico Peso (MXN) Fundamental Currency Analysis

Oct. 6, 2009 - PRLog -- WikiWealth.com’s innovative analysis of the Mexico Peso (MXN) combines value investing techniques with Web 2.0 technology. Is the Mexico Peso (MXN) undervalued or overvalued and how do you profit? WikiWealth.com applies its revolutionary investment flow, qualitative, and parity analysis to understand the true potential of the Mexico Peso (MXN) (http://www.wikiwealth.com/country:mexico). Here is a small sample of WikiWealth.com’s comprehensive new real-time reports:

Mexico (MXN) has a capitalist economy with a fast growing service and industrial base. Currency Analysis: the Mexican currency has moderate potential to increase in value per the purchase price parity and interest rate parity analysis. Investor Survey: the economic environment is moderate for long term economic growth. SWOT weaknesses are significantly greater than SWOT strengths, whereas, opportunities are greater than threats. Trade Analysis: The US and Canada are the top trading partners, while the leading exports are in the industrial and agricultural sectors. Commodity Analysis: Mexico produces crude oil, corn, propane, silver, pork, oats, and chicken for export. SWOT Analysis: Transportation infrastructure and crime are the leading SWOT weaknesses, while tourism and education are the leading SWOT opportunities. Profit Conclusion: An undervalued currency, low investment flow potential and unfavorable business environment lead to neutral or negative outlook for Mexican investments. See the full interactive report at WikiWealth.com: (http://www.wikiwealth.com/country:mexico).

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