"I am a private investor living in a eurozone country wishing to invest in a non-fixed term USD-denominated instrument which I expect to hold for at least a couple of years. Given the volatility of the EURUSD exchange rate in recent years I wish to hedge the currency exchange risk so that any potential profits from the investment don't evaporate due to a weakening dollar. Can you or the collective recommend some good hedging options. I know this is basic stuff to experienced investors but hopefully it will be of benefit to other novices like myself.

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David Fuller's view Thanks for the feedback. I would like to help but unfortunately I do not understand the question. I am not sure what sort of instrument you are looking for, and why USD-denominated if you are concerned about that currency?

If you wish to hedge against USD or EUR weakness, why not an instrument denominated in a stronger currency? For instance, you can opt for growth and or yield in Asian, Australian or Canadian equities.