SteveBannister

When is the right time to buy your Aussie Dollary-doo's? I've just found a good site that keeps you up to date with how the exchange rate is going so you can judge a good time to buy. Very handy for sending cheques off with forms. The site is at :

http://www.travelex.co.nz/Graph/Grap...rrencyCode=AUD

Hope it's helpful,

Steve.

BillyGoatGruff

cheers for that. i've seen other ones, but that's a prettier graph

mashiraz

As graphs go it's a bit of a boring one isn't it! Couldn't they do something with the scale to make it more interesting? :scared:

Mash...

[QUOTE]Originally posted by JonMills
cheers for that. i've seen other ones, but that's a prettier graph [/QUOTE:]

BillyGoatGruff

well quite possibly... maybe some pretty bars would have been better, and better scaling.....

SteveBannister

What about pretty butterflies instead of the dots, or lines of chocolate buttons instead of boring lines ?
WHAT DO YOU GUYS WANT !!

pickletheplacid

I'd settle for the line to start going up.

Shikse

That graph is one of the worst ones I've seen, shows nothing but a horizontal line - flatliner stylie! How are you supposed to read that?

try these instead:

http://www.ozforex.com.au/charts.asp

http://www.tradermade.co.uk/clients/...tm_charts.asp#

Any other chart finds will be appreciated.

pommiesheila

Try www.moneycorp.co.uk - click onto "charts" and then "Instruments" then select GPB/AUD - you can then select "Time Scale" which will give you graphs over daily, weekly or monthly periods.

Also www.oanda.com, fx history will give you a table.