The positive thing about Eurozone is you can see potential problems a mile ahead before they actually arrive. It's a huge, convoluted domino economy. Also I'd personally have greater confidence in the EU economy over GB in a crisis situation. Is hell expected to break loose? Well quantify such a statement.
If all you're inquiring about is the currency exchange rate, well that's an up/down game always. Unless you're trading ForeX it's of little good, as your guess as to when to move dough around is as good as someone's on LFGSS.
The positive thing about Eurozone is you can see potential problems a mile ahead before they actually arrive. It's a huge, convoluted domino economy. Also I'd personally have greater confidence in the EU economy over GB in a crisis situation. Is hell expected to break loose? Well quantify such a statement.
If all you're inquiring about is the currency exchange rate, well that's an up/down game always. Unless you're trading ForeX it's of little good, as your guess as to when to move dough around is as good as someone's on LFGSS.