Sentences with phrase «currency investors i.e.»

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However, the counter-argument also is true; i.e., international investing diversifies your currency risk — as a US investor, it provides some protection against the risk of a declining dollar.

On an institutional investor level, the pure transactional cost of currency hedging is extremely low — below 0.2 % per annum, possibly below 0.1 % (i.e. covered by the incremental MER).

Essentially, there are two options available to an investor: 1) be exposed to currency fluctuations (i.e., stay unhedged); or 2) be currency hedged.

First, retail investors (i.e., non-professional investors) have accounted for most virtual currency trading.