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Of course, NOK/ could equally go the other way, but I see NOK as oe of the soundesr currencies there is for the next 10 to 20 years at least, being energy backed, and a reasonably competently managed economy.
Or alternatively there's Norway's Statoil, which pays a decent dividend on its shares, actually takes a long term view to investment, and IMHO has a floor on the share price, because the government tends to buy the shares (they are majority owners) if the price drops.
Worth thinking about if you wish to diversify your risk. In my view the is not sustainable as a currency in the long term without a fiscal integration which was always going to be difficult, and which I cannot now see happening. "The future is already here -- it's just not very evenly distributed" William Gibson
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