WikiWealth.com Introduces Germany Euro (EUR) Fundamental Currency Analysis

Oct. 14, 2009 - PRLog -- WikiWealth.com’s innovative analysis of the Germany Euro (EUR) combines value investing techniques with Web 2.0 technology. Is the Germany Euro (EUR) 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 Germany Euro (EUR) (http://www.wikiwealth.com/country:germany). Here is a small sample of WikiWealth.com’s comprehensive new real-time reports:

Germany (EUR) is the largest economy in Europe and relies on a strong and sophisticated industrial base to drive their exports. Currency Analysis: Germany is part of the Euro economic zone, whose currency has the potential to decrease in value on a global scale per the purchase price parity analysis. Investor Survey: Germany’s economic environment is favorable for long term economic growth due to high scores on economic freedom, economic diversity, and government transparency. Trade Analysis: The UK, France, and USA are the top export partners, while the leading export industry is industrial goods. Commodity Analysis: Germany imports many commodities to feed its industrial base: crude oil, coal, copper, aluminum, lead, zinc, and natural gas. SWOT Analysis: The leading German strength is their engineering expertise, while the main weakness is their declining birth rate. Profit Conclusion: An overvalued currency, moderate investment flow potential and favorable business environment lead to a slightly positive outlook for German investments. See the full interactive report at WikiWealth.com: (http://www.wikiwealth.com/country:germany).

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