WikiWealth.com Introduces South Africa Rand (ZAR) Fundamental Currency Analysis

Jacksonville, FL, December 01, 2009 --(PR.com)-- WikiWealth.com’s innovative analysis of the South Africa Rand (ZAR) combines value investing techniques with Web 2.0 technology. Is the South Africa Rand (ZAR) 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 South Africa Rand (ZAR) (http://www.wikiwealth.com/country:south-africa). Here is a small sample of WikiWealth.com’s comprehensive new real-time reports:
South Africa (ZAR) has a resource rich economy in Sub-Saharan Africa. Currency Analysis: South Africa’s currency is undervalued with moderate investment flow potential, high purchase price potential, and interest rate parity potential. Investor Survey: South Africa’s economic environment is moderate. Trade Analysis: China, Japan and the US are South Africa’s top export partners, while the leading industry is materials. Commodity Analysis: South Africa produces a significant amount of uranium, palladium, diamonds, coal, and platinum for use domestically and especially as an export. SWOT Analysis: The leading South African weaknesses are their high unemployment rates, discriminatory issues and HIV Aids. The World Cup has the opportunity to propel growth, while the outbreak of disease may burden the health care system. Profit Conclusion: An undervalued currency, moderate investment flow potential and moderate business environment leads to a slightly positive outlook for South African investments. See the full interactive report at WikiWealth.com: (http://www.wikiwealth.com/country:south-africa).

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