BSAC 3B 1. What would you advise investors, and more specifically, US investors, to do in terms of investing in Europe?
Instead of sending their money to Europe, I will encourage US investors to keep
their money in the US. If investors liquidate all of their assets or sell everything, they hold in order to invest in Europe, the euro will plummet by 4%. As a result, the euro would be worth 2% of its current value, compared to 3% in the US. It's a significant financial setback. As a result, we should think twice before making a decision and plan for the future of our investments.
2. What financial aspects do these investors need to look at before deciding
to invest in Europe?
To gain an edge, investors in the United States may employ a variety of
assessment methods. They can also assess the expected return on investment in relation to the financing cost, as well as other possible investment returns. Any indirect costs should be included in this calculation before investing. In addition to the financial impact, it will project some potential repercussions that may develop as a result of investing.