$2.61 and rising!!
Jun 3rd 2004, 1:54 pm
#31
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you must be gutted it's now hit the giddy heights of 2.65
you must be gutted it's now hit the giddy heights of 2.65
Jun 3rd 2004, 2:28 pm
#33
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i know, it briefly touched 2.67 on HIFX website
getting giddy watching the charts all day
getting giddy watching the charts all day
Jun 3rd 2004, 3:08 pm
#35
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Originally posted by mickj
2.7 bureau de change
2.7 bureau de change
dam thing.. everytime i change some money it go's up!!
Im running out money ,, so may just leave my last bit as a gamble on day.!!
If i wasent so dam carefull about my money and not done trades at 2.44 / 2.52 / 2.54 /2.60 , i may be quids in now
Jun 3rd 2004, 3:19 pm
#36
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Slow and steady wins the race and all that 
Originally posted by itsasecret
dam thing.. everytime i change some money it go's up!!
Im running out money ,, so may just leave my last bit as a gamble on day.!!
If i wasent so dam carefull about my money and not done trades at 2.44 / 2.52 / 2.54 /2.60 , i may be quids in now
dam thing.. everytime i change some money it go's up!!
Im running out money ,, so may just leave my last bit as a gamble on day.!!
If i wasent so dam carefull about my money and not done trades at 2.44 / 2.52 / 2.54 /2.60 , i may be quids in now
Jun 3rd 2004, 3:36 pm
#37
Next stop Gold coast
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Jun 3rd 2004, 3:39 pm
#38
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Originally posted by plumber
ourselves to an early grave. so cheer up
Jun 3rd 2004, 3:46 pm
#39
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thanks........you saying that has made all the difference !!!
I'm not bitter.......
I'm not bitter.......
Jun 3rd 2004, 3:48 pm
#40
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Originally posted by plumber
thanks........you saying that has made all the difference !!!
I'm not bitter.......
thanks........you saying that has made all the difference !!!
I'm not bitter.......
Jun 3rd 2004, 6:56 pm
#41
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Hold tight - economists and currency dealers are expecting the $AUD to fall further in the coming days. According to Bloomberg and dealers from the likes of HSBC, Citibank and other major banks they all agree it will continue to fall by a few more cents.
I have a feeling Monday will be a busy day for people buying the $AUD.
I'm no economist but if you search Google 'Australian Dollar' and see the news links it will show the details.
Is that an extra $20 grand in my account ? that lovely 4-wheel drive looks even more appealing when it's virtually paid for by the fall in the $AUD
Happy buying everyone !
I have a feeling Monday will be a busy day for people buying the $AUD.
I'm no economist but if you search Google 'Australian Dollar' and see the news links it will show the details.
Is that an extra $20 grand in my account ?
that lovely 4-wheel drive looks even more appealing when it's virtually paid for by the fall in the $AUD Happy buying everyone !
Jun 3rd 2004, 7:00 pm
#42
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oh well. thats life I bought last week wen it was at 2.55.
Never mind. Its not as if I am that loaded that I have missed out on thousands. its only a few hundred quid and theres more to life to worry about than ,what i never had!!!!!
Never mind. Its not as if I am that loaded that I have missed out on thousands. its only a few hundred quid and theres more to life to worry about than ,what i never had!!!!!
Jun 3rd 2004, 10:19 pm
#43
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Location: Adelaide
Posts: 597
Sadly I'm only watching from the sidelines just now as I've not got the house sale proceeds, hoping to complete around the end of this month.
Anyone with a crystal ball out there give us a clue how long this will last?
Or will the rate be back down to $2.35 or so by the time I've got my dosh?
Elaine M
Anyone with a crystal ball out there give us a clue how long this will last?
Or will the rate be back down to $2.35 or so by the time I've got my dosh?
Elaine M
Jun 3rd 2004, 10:23 pm
#44
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Originally posted by Elaine M
Sadly I'm only watching from the sidelines just now as I've not got the house sale proceeds, hoping to complete around the end of this month.
Anyone with a crystal ball out there give us a clue how long this will last?
Or will the rate be back down to $2.35 or so by the time I've got my dosh?
Elaine M
Sadly I'm only watching from the sidelines just now as I've not got the house sale proceeds, hoping to complete around the end of this month.
Anyone with a crystal ball out there give us a clue how long this will last?
Or will the rate be back down to $2.35 or so by the time I've got my dosh?
Elaine M
we are in the same boat elaine...... hopin to complete at the end ov july.....2.67 at the mo.... best i've seen it for along time
love boom
xx
Jun 3rd 2004, 10:34 pm
#45
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Location: Adelaide
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Hi boomie,
It's so frustrating isn't it?
Fingers crossed all goes smoothly and the rate stays high for a few more weeks at least....
Elaine M
It's so frustrating isn't it?
Fingers crossed all goes smoothly and the rate stays high for a few more weeks at least....
Elaine M