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RawAlex 09-18-2007 06:20 AM

$1 US = $1 CAD - it is pretty much a done deal
 
With the bank's typical 2 cent per dollar service charge, it is pretty much a done deal this morning, as the CAD is about to hit 98 cents (currently 0.97826 according to XE).

*sigh*

When is the porn internet stuff going to start being quoted in Euros?

Bruce_Miller 09-18-2007 06:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RawAlex (Post 13104039)
When is the porn internet stuff going to start being quoted in Euros?

Or Ameros....

Anthony 09-18-2007 06:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RawAlex (Post 13104039)
With the bank's typical 2 cent per dollar service charge, it is pretty much a done deal this morning, as the CAD is about to hit 98 cents (currently 0.97826 according to XE).

*sigh*

When is the porn internet stuff going to start being quoted in Euros?

Most likely when the largest amount of buyers are no longer U.S. Citizens.

Nydahl 09-18-2007 06:27 AM

this is the big problem for us - week USD is killing us pretty hard.

born2blog 09-18-2007 06:28 AM

just checked xe.com and the current ratio is:

1.00 USD = 1.02277 CAD

really sucks!

mailman 09-18-2007 06:29 AM

I have been getting 1.0045 the last week or so from my bank.

who 09-18-2007 06:40 AM

and, before the amero comes in... they'll make sure that $1 = 1 peso

:)

klinton 09-18-2007 06:53 AM

go to ukraine, they have steady scaler, government-controlled.

peterk 09-18-2007 07:00 AM

I'm starting to wonder when the $$$ will start to raise again. I just heard a news that the petrol barrel reached 81.8$ :(

headless ghost 09-18-2007 07:06 AM

inflation and recession are coming.
have fun.
so says Greenspan.

k0nr4d 09-18-2007 07:07 AM

I converted some USD to CAD using PayPal today, and it was 1:1.0006 or some shit.

cool1 09-18-2007 07:41 AM

soon it will be worth more.

HomerSimpson 09-18-2007 07:44 AM

Euro Kick Ass!

Ravage 09-18-2007 08:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by peterk (Post 13104178)
I just heard a news that the petrol barrel reached 81.8$ :(

well, thats because OPEC can just put out bullshit reports on supply and reserves to get the price to go up and fatten their wallets.

geeknik 09-18-2007 08:07 AM

Gold > *

:thumbsup

RAM 09-18-2007 08:08 AM

A clear sign of the fact America is not the super power it was :warning

Zuss 09-18-2007 08:28 AM

My vote goes to either ameros or GOLD.

GAMEFINEST 09-18-2007 08:30 AM

That is not a good sign, and greenspan is a genius

RawAlex 09-18-2007 08:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by peterk (Post 13104178)
I'm starting to wonder when the $$$ will start to raise again. I just heard a news that the petrol barrel reached 81.8$ :(

Peterk, here's some homework for you. Go look at the price of oil in the last 4 years. Then go look at the exchange rate of the euro to the dollar, and then look at the price of oil in euros in the last 4 years as a result.

The reality is that high US dollar oil prices haven't affected the rest of us as much because the exchange rate has damped out a fair bit of it. The $81 barrel of oil for Canadians appears to be only a $50 barrel of oil when you consider how the exchange has moved - yes oil is up, but not by the 3 times that the US is seeing.

I think that in many ways, this is a nice sneak economic attack on the US by the oil producing nations, many of which are against the US.

solomonYBM 09-18-2007 08:33 AM

The amero is on its way. Its no surprise that our countries are aligning

yys 09-18-2007 08:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by geeknik (Post 13104460)
Gold > *

:thumbsup


Gold's nice but as it's priced in U.S. $'s any appreciation in the Canadian dollar will lead to a corresponding depreciation in the value of your investment.

yys 09-18-2007 08:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by solomonYBM (Post 13104589)
The amero is on its way. Its no surprise that our countries are aligning

lol you guys really need to stop it with the Amero bullshit. It's not going to happen

JakeR 09-18-2007 08:48 AM

you are a moron to think that this whole amero thing will happen.

JFK 09-18-2007 08:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by yys (Post 13104639)
lol you guys really need to stop it with the Amero bullshit. It's not going to happen

what makes you so sure ?

RawAlex 09-18-2007 08:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JFK (Post 13104698)
what makes you so sure ?

JFK, there is more chance that Quebec seperates from Canada than Canada will give in to a common currency. The very most that would ever happen would possibly be a "fixed peg" with a yearly revision or something, to avoid the up and down roller coaster.

Most Canadians like being Canadians. They don't aspire to being junior americans.

yys 09-18-2007 08:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JFK (Post 13104698)
what makes you so sure ?

There's not a chance in hell that Canada is going to give up the right to make it's own monetary policy to a U.S. dominated central bank.

Here's a great election slogan "Elect me and I will let the U.S.A. set your mortgage rates" How many votes do you think that party would get?

Bro Media - BANNED FOR LIFE 09-18-2007 09:05 AM

so you're pretty much complaining that the USD is pretty much the same price as the CAD? welcome to americals world, we get $1 for our $1, so now you get $1 for our $1, its even

Mazuma Jason 09-18-2007 09:19 AM

I'll take the pound any day!

crockett 09-18-2007 09:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by solomonYBM (Post 13104589)
The amero is on its way. Its no surprise that our countries are aligning

Of course it is and the only way they will force it upon both the American and Canadian people, is if there is a benefit for them both. They want to even up both our currencies so the Amero looks good. They won't bring Mexico in on it because they are still a source of very cheap labor, so equaling their currency to ours would kill that.

It's really the only way we will be able to deal with China in the future as well as the Euro. Face it sooner or later oil is going to get sold in either Euro's or Yen. Once that happens the dollar is done for, so the only way to solve that issue is the Amero.

dready 09-18-2007 09:34 AM

This says it all:
 
CDN vs USD over the last five years.
http://www.wtfmedia.com/temp/CDN-USD-5y.png

:(

Phoenix 09-18-2007 09:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by solomonYBM (Post 13104589)
The amero is on its way. Its no surprise that our countries are aligning

this is bullshit..not your statement but the amero

i cringe at the idea

Fap 09-18-2007 09:37 AM

Atleast we still got the peso beat..

dready 09-18-2007 09:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by banthis (Post 13104940)
Atleast we still got the peso beat..

It's holding steady, I wouldn't say beat.

pornask 09-18-2007 09:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RawAlex (Post 13104710)
Most Canadians like being Canadians. They don't aspire to being junior americans.

Damn that would suck...

http://www.albertastars.com/gallerie...merican-union/

teomaxxx 09-18-2007 10:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by headless ghost (Post 13104205)
inflation and recession are coming.
have fun.
so says Greenspan.

the biggest croock, who caused it with his 1% interest rates.
If FED will cut significantly interest rates today, then watch out for a fall of dollar and high inflation coming to the US, together with recesion, all of this only to save wall street croocks and some stupid homeowners. and all of this to be paid by average innocent Joe
The financial sector really deserve to get some beating.

DaddyHalbucks 09-18-2007 10:58 AM

It doesn't effect me one way or the other.

MetaMan 09-18-2007 11:04 AM

this is really killing me, i am seriously starting to see the effects.

i am glad my green card comes in about 6 months, i have been seriously considering re locating to america.

TheLegacy 09-18-2007 11:08 AM

Canadians are loosing so much in this - eventually the government has to do something to drop our dollar since we are loosing thousands of jobs and millions in business with lost exports. Yet we all know that nothing stays permanent in this life.

Vick! 09-18-2007 11:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dready (Post 13104923)
CDN vs USD over the last five years.
http://www.wtfmedia.com/temp/CDN-USD-5y.png

:(

Right after the Bush's artificial war on terror or oil or something, right?

long live US :thumbsup

V_RocKs 09-18-2007 07:11 PM

Sponsors: I would like to be paid in Euros.

Axeman 09-18-2007 09:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by V_RocKs (Post 13107786)
Sponsors: I would like to be paid in Euros.

Would be nice to start billing in Euros thats for sure.

Axeman 09-18-2007 09:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheLegacy (Post 13105446)
Canadians are loosing so much in this - eventually the government has to do something to drop our dollar since we are loosing thousands of jobs and millions in business with lost exports. Yet we all know that nothing stays permanent in this life.

No question a strong dollar hurts Canadians. The forest industry, hydro etc have got to be just hating this.

directfiesta 09-18-2007 09:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Axeman (Post 13108168)
No question a strong dollar hurts Canadians. The forest industry, hydro etc have got to be just hating this.

I would think so also...but it seems the econmy here is booming:

Quote:

Canadian Strength

The Fed rate cuts come at a time when the Canadian economy is showing signs of strength. It's set to expand 2.5 percent this year, outperforming the U.S. for the first time in five years, according to a Bloomberg News survey this month. Canada's benchmark rate is 4.5 percent.

Canada's currency, nicknamed the loonie after the image of the national bird on the one-dollar coin, has risen 5.1 percent against its U.S. counterpart since June 12 on speculation losses related to subprime mortgages would prompt the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates.

``The equity market is rallying, and commodities are doing great,'' said Firas Askari, head of foreign-exchange trading in Toronto at BMO Capital Markets. ``The market is in love with the Canadian dollar again. Parity is probably a matter of when, not if.''

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...I&refer=canada
We must keep in mind that we have being floating in surplus for a few years ... while our neighboors have opened the valve of deficit full blast.

Also, servicing our debt ( mainly in US $ is costing much less due to this devaluation ).

So jobs are lost in one sector, and created in another ....

Nothing more to say about our " monopoly " money ...

baddog 09-18-2007 09:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DaddyHalbucks (Post 13105382)
It doesn't effect me one way or the other.

Yeah, me neither . . . but I have a feeling I will feel a pinch when I go to Europe.

heymatty 09-18-2007 09:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DaddyHalbucks (Post 13105382)
It doesn't effect me one way or the other.

It will. The cost of things will go up.

All the indians working the call centers 24/7 aren't going to want less money and the companies will pass that on to you.

You won't notice it fast but few years from now you will think, fuck stuff seems to cost a lot more than it used to.

teomaxxx 09-19-2007 01:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by heymatty (Post 13108222)
It will. The cost of things will go up.

All the indians working the call centers 24/7 aren't going to want less money and the companies will pass that on to you.

You won't notice it fast but few years from now you will think, fuck stuff seems to cost a lot more than it used to.

Exactly. Watch out for a 100USD per barel of oil soon, all comodity prices will go up really fast.
Even the biggest croock Greenspan, who caused whole situation by lowering interest rates to 1%, is against rate cut now, exactly because of : "inflation and recession

teomaxxx 09-19-2007 02:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by baddog (Post 13108198)
Yeah, me neither . . . but I have a feeling I will feel a pinch when I go to Europe.

thats what average Joes thinks, but at the end average Joe is the one, who is going to pay for a higher inflation.
The prices of all commodities will go up very soon, therefore living costs too. I bet average Joe dont want to pay 4-5 bucks per gallon

Greenspan warned: "dont cut the rates, it will bring high inflation and at the end recession"

voa 09-19-2007 02:39 AM

Yeah all this situation with $ sucks preety bad.

RawAlex 09-19-2007 07:11 AM

0.98354 this morning on XE, which effectively means my bank will give me less than $1 cad for $1 US.

Going to go outside now and look for flying pigs.


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