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dunefield 02-11-2004 11:27 AM

American Dollar
 
Damn the american dollar is killing me...

I'm from Australia and i used to love when the cheques used to roll in because the usd dollar was strong and i'd make a killing from the conversion rate...

Now it's weak as piss and i get shit all...

Although it's good to buy stuff though...

Xenophage 02-11-2004 11:31 AM

1.40 to the euro here we come


america is spending too much money
and euros are replacing the dollar as the world currency.


Time for all you foreigners to buy up america its on sale now for 35% off


come buy some land you always wanted in america there will never be a better time

with all time low interest rates and a 35% reduction in the price of homes for those sitting on a pile of euros nows the time to jump

directfiesta 02-11-2004 12:52 PM

What dollars?????

Didn't they change it to " pesos" ...

body 02-11-2004 12:54 PM

Dollars = Lira :(

hottoddy 02-11-2004 12:59 PM

Funny how most don't undestand it's advantageous for the US to have a weaker dollar right now. It's being kept low on purpose. the EU is pissed about our manipulation and wants an investigation ... but all I can say is :321GFY .

directfiesta 02-11-2004 01:01 PM

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Originally posted by hottoddy
Funny how most don't undestand it's advantageous for the US to have a weaker dollar right now. It's being kept low on purpose. the EU is pissed about our manipulation and wants an investigation ... but all I can say is :321GFY .
Great when you have to pay back you builging debt in Euros....

GonePhishing 02-11-2004 01:02 PM

The weaker American dollar is good for our exports here though. Countries that usually won't buy American products are doing so right now because it is a good time to buy our stuff since out dollar is weak. Though it won't last. The buying spree will push the dollar back up which will make everyone except huge exporting businesses happy.

hottoddy 02-11-2004 01:06 PM

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Originally posted by directfiesta


Great when you have to pay back you builging debt in Euros....

True. It's a balancing act, and a long-term devalued dollar has many bad consequences. But I'm just pointing out that a weak dollar has many temporary benefits (for the US) as well - something many here don't seem to realize.

sperbonzo 02-11-2004 01:35 PM

The strength of the Euro is actually hurting the EU BIGTIME. Look at the rising levels of unemployment in some countries, and the P & L sheets of major EU exporters.....things are a mess over there right now, and there are several EU members that are screaming about how strong the Euro is.

You're absolutely right about the US being 35% off right now. That is what is driving such great export booms at the moment. (we will have to balance our debt payments out though)

Video-Post 02-11-2004 01:41 PM

See sig.

Video-Post 02-11-2004 01:45 PM

I hear they are going to replace the dollar with Russian rubles soon.

Video-Post 02-11-2004 01:46 PM

In the mean time I find that dollars make very good toilet paper. It's soft to the touch and absorbs all that moisture.

Playah 02-11-2004 01:56 PM

The weak dollar is very good for american industry because it makes our products very attractive abroad. It is also good for labor, because wages become relatively lower to those of foreign counterparts so fewer jobs are shipped overseas. If you think it will continue to stay low, I suggest you invest in the S&P 500.

And since the debt is in dollars, it will be paid back in dollars. Remember that debt is auctioned off in Bonds which are USD based of course.

I personally don't like the weak dollar, but it's definitely not all bad.

-Leo

TheMaster 02-11-2004 01:56 PM

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Originally posted by sperbonzo
The strength of the Euro is actually hurting the EU BIGTIME. Look at the rising levels of unemployment in some countries, and the P & L sheets of major EU exporters.....things are a mess over there right now, and there are several EU members that are screaming about how strong the Euro is.

You're absolutely right about the US being 35% off right now. That is what is driving such great export booms at the moment. (we will have to balance our debt payments out though)

hello, unemployment is huge in the US, fact is that you're loosing jobs every day and your currency is weak, how do you think you can pull the dollar up again?

The only reason a lot of US companies can keep a profit is of the euro's they keep getting in.

I think the US is in worse shape than the EU at the moment and the sad thing is that most of it is caused by your own leaders

sperbonzo 02-11-2004 01:59 PM

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Originally posted by TheMaster


hello, unemployment is huge in the US, fact is that you're loosing jobs every day and your currency is weak, how do you think you can pull the dollar up again?

The only reason a lot of US companies can keep a profit is of the euro's they keep getting in.

I think the US is in worse shape than the EU at the moment and the sad thing is that most of it is caused by your own leaders


ummmm.....actually, the unemployment rate in Germany is almost THREE times the US rate.

sperbonzo 02-11-2004 02:01 PM

just for example....and there are really big problems with the strong Euro....that's why the EC is trying to find a way to bring it down

TheMaster 02-11-2004 02:06 PM

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Originally posted by sperbonzo



ummmm.....actually, the unemployment rate in Germany is almost THREE times the US rate.

yes it is, but remember Germany's unemployment is because of the global economical state, the US unemployment is in part caused by the US leadership: the deficit, the loans from China, which will have to be repaid, actively allowing jobs to move to places as China and no extra export allowed to these countries, ...
the US is being sucked dry


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