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Fucking Canadian economy.
Fucking weak american economy and stronger canadian economy.
FUCKING analysts are saying the american dollar will be worth 1.15$ Canadian before the end of the year. WTF. :( |
Damn!
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Work harder to make up the differance
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we'll see...
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hmm my dollar is still worth a dollar, till such time I give fuck all....cheers:glugglug
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Time to get Bush out of office? ;)
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it's no joke, it's causing me to consider markets I never thought I would need to enter..
Nasty pron guys! |
Damn it! I knew I was getting less change back
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let's all wait for that... if that's gonna happen!
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That is something I don't want to see. :( |
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Yep.. get Kerry in office and all our troubles will be over.. everything will be wonderful.. then when we least expect it.. there will be an attack that will make 911 look like an episode of the Teletubies.
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I know it SUCKS!
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Looks like Cheney convinced at least one sheep... |
Btw.. the fucking australian $ was higher than the can$ not too long ago.. now it dropped! Cant we do the same!?? :Graucho
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The exchange is killing me. My income has easily dropped $1000/month from the good ol' days. :(
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It sucks doesn't it.... I got $1.273 today... just before Bush started the Iraq war it was $1.55. Just one of the reasons he's in my "bad book". Bush is costing me tens of $1,000s a year in revenue. What a fuck up as far as managing the US economy. I could have bought another house or two with the money I've lost because of that idiot.
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Guys, guys, guys... you're looking at this all wrong.
Okay, the exchange situation is a bad thing, granted. On an individual basis we'll feel the pinch, but if your margins are so razor-thin that the loss of conversion makes you go under, then chances are your business was already on its last legs and you needed to strike off in new directions anyways. There's a few things can be done to help cushion the blow here... * Start cutting deals with people who pay in euros. The euro has been gaining steadily over the last couple years and it looks as though it's going to continue. Ditto with the UKP, AUD, Yen, and Rupee... at least, all in comparison with the USD. Diversification is always the best method to mitigate risk. * Obtain a US funds account so you can perform your own currency speculation and sell when the CAD is down somewhat. There'll still be fluctuations even if it tops out at $1.15. Chances are it won't go any higher than that unless the US economy really starts to collapse on itself. Keep an eye on real estate... if that debt-bubble bursts, it'll be time to divest USD imo. * If you aren't already, start hosting in the US. As their dollar goes down, so does your hosting costs! :thumbsup For what it's worth, our economy has been powering along so well that even despite SARS, Mad Cow, and various illegal trade sanctions we've had yet another surplus year. The benefits of that are already being made manifest: witness today's historic agreement in big boosts for medicare. So as much as you spite the bush regime and disdain the fiscal devastation its leaving in its wake, you can take comfort in knowing that Canada as a whole will benefit from the situation. :thumbsup |
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who the hell pays in euros? everything is so US $ based. |
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I know it feels good to bitch about it, but it doesn't accomplish much. Better to turn that energy into new ways of earning and finding how to best exploit the weak USD. Maybe this would be a good time for a call to get spammed by partners who pay in anything but USD... |
let's just hope for the better.
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1.15 makes baby jesus cry
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So it was bugging me about what's "caused" this drop in the exchange rate.. so I just grabbed the exchange rates since Jan 2000 ($1.45) ... the rate was going up slightly.. 9/11 ($1.56) happened and there wasn't even a dip.. nada.. nice and steady.. a dip around Jul/02 but it gets back up to about the same level.. then.. Jan 28,2003 ($1.54) Bush does state of the union address where he says he's ready to attack Iraq without a UN mandate... the exchange rate starts to head down a bit.. sort of hard to tell for sure.. But war starts Mar 20th ($1.47) and the exchange heads on down "end of major combat" May 1 ($1.42) until about Mid June 20 ($1.34). Gone up and down a bit from there..
Data exchange rates I used were actually higher than what one would get at the bank. I don't know.. When you see the graph over the last 3.5 years it seems pretty obvious that the war triggered the drop. |
Damn I really want my 1.50 back ... daaaamn
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... and then check up on how much trade we do with the US in natural resources. :winkwink: |
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Besides, I'm sure things like crude oil prices etc. could also be attributed to the war. Or could be "spun" that way. :) |
Anybody tried this?
http://www.xe.com/ucc/ Been thinking about it for a while - It's a couple points better than the banks here. |
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man..that sucks...all so some fuck nut canmake more money on oil
someone should cap his ass real soon |
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I think all of us canadians working in this biz are unhappy with that too since we get us checks wich worthed a lot more money 3 years ago.
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If you're not happy, just move to India or Thailand. You'll get more bang for your buck in a third World country. The days of 1.63 are long gone, and they won't return.
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for some reason it seems wierd to me that people are bitching because their economy is strong.
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thats not cool at all
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i thought it was funny when people said the rate would go back up when it never came close and is still dropping. |
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