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<p>[QUOTE="Rono, post: 1659267, member: 6492"]Hi Juan,</p><p><br /></p><p>You're correct that all you need is one or two offshore accts. However, it's still a lot harder to play this trade on a regular basis unless you devote an ungodly amount of time and energy and most folks aren't willing to put forth the effort. Besides, these days, our gov't wants records on everything. This isn't terrible if you're simply diversifying your wealth into other countries. Just report it and be done. This is where I can still see a use for an offshore account. Had a friend from another board, that opened a swiss account and bought bullion through it for storage in his SDB at that bank. It was his 'over there' stash, if you will. </p><p><br /></p><p>Playing the currency arb is a different kettle of fish. Other than ETF holdings in retirement accounts, I've never played the currencies. Where I used to have fun is with the market closing dateline arbitrage using mutual funds. That was a gas before they started using estimated NAVs. If we had a drastic move in our market after asia and/or europe closed, you could buy a mutual fund with stale pricing knowing that you had a lock gain. </p><p><br /></p><p>and so it goes,</p><p><br /></p><p>peace,</p><p><br /></p><p>rono[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Rono, post: 1659267, member: 6492"]Hi Juan, You're correct that all you need is one or two offshore accts. However, it's still a lot harder to play this trade on a regular basis unless you devote an ungodly amount of time and energy and most folks aren't willing to put forth the effort. Besides, these days, our gov't wants records on everything. This isn't terrible if you're simply diversifying your wealth into other countries. Just report it and be done. This is where I can still see a use for an offshore account. Had a friend from another board, that opened a swiss account and bought bullion through it for storage in his SDB at that bank. It was his 'over there' stash, if you will. Playing the currency arb is a different kettle of fish. Other than ETF holdings in retirement accounts, I've never played the currencies. Where I used to have fun is with the market closing dateline arbitrage using mutual funds. That was a gas before they started using estimated NAVs. If we had a drastic move in our market after asia and/or europe closed, you could buy a mutual fund with stale pricing knowing that you had a lock gain. and so it goes, peace, rono[/QUOTE]
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