HongKong or Singapore Dollar?
 

Any you guys choosing for reserves?

The pound is risky.
The euro has problems.
The dollar is finished in the long term.

So where would you go?

Renminbi isnt floated, so what about hong kong dollar or singapore dollar?

the HK dollar is pegged to the US dollar

Maybe THB? :)

I think the yen will continue have pressure to appreciate for the foreseeable future against the US Dollar. I would not be surprised to see 75 yen to the dollar in the next two years. It has been artificially propped up against the dollar for a while now to keep the exchange rate high.

how about buying some gold?
swiss franks?

Real Estate? :)

I heard that Singapore is very much controlled by the state with strict rules.
Even chewing gum is not allowed and there is a fine for it, or something.

I would split between AUD, CAD and CHF .... but I would wait for them to drop 5 to 10% first.
and maybe I would add a little AUR.

The Yuan :p (this is not a serious answer)

Go and buy some indonesian rupiah, and feel yourself billionaire :)

Not the canadian if you love your money. It bounces up and down like a yo-yo. I hold all of my reserves in Pounds :)

Seconded. Even after the red-shirts burnt the hell out of Bangkok, the baht still continued to rise. Safe bet there for ya.

During the two months of protests, while parts of Bangkok were ground to a halt, and tourism plunged, the baht didn't lose any value whatsoever.

Yen has hit 84 yen to the dollar and is still climbing in value.......

CHF is always a safe bet.

gold, the physical kind.