Hi Euan,

Thank you for the enlightening post I have been following the situation in Zimbabwe relatively closely and as I understand it they have just devalued again truning 10,000,000,000 (yes that's billion) ZWD into 1 ZWD. I have also had the pleasure of visiting South Africa so I understand what you mean by your North and South Korea analogy.

Unfortunately I am not aware of anywhere that you can trade the ZWD, and if there is a place, I would bet that because of the instability there, you could drive a transfer truck through the spread that you are going to pay to do so.

From a quick google search I also don't think there are any ETF's that track the market there because of the sanctions that are in place. With this in mind, the way to join the party assuming things start to improve there, may be through buying the stocks of international companies who would most stand to benifit when/if things stablize there and the markets open up to foreign investment.

As far as what those companies would be you are probably in a better position to list some potentials there so I will defer to you on that one.

Hope that helps. If there are any other comments questions on this one please feel free to post as always.

Best Regards,
Dave

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