1.93's A$ to the Pound!!!
#2567
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Yes my holiday spending money is effected - but ultimately theres the potential for me to up-end my entire family if only the numbers hold out.
--But yes I take your point - anyone committed to moving south over the last year or so has had a torrid time and current movements may be a slight 'window of opportunity' --

#2568
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While its this volatile, people get rich.
Most go into panic mode, or sell
Keep calm and BUY.
Done it before with shares and currency, the panic never lasts forever.
As for aussie property, I have said it over and over, aussies go one factor only, they dont really seem to care whats happening overseas, all they want to know is aussie interest rates, watch them jump back in as cuts are mentioned. Happens every time.
Fine times indeed
Most go into panic mode, or sell

Keep calm and BUY.
Done it before with shares and currency, the panic never lasts forever.
As for aussie property, I have said it over and over, aussies go one factor only, they dont really seem to care whats happening overseas, all they want to know is aussie interest rates, watch them jump back in as cuts are mentioned. Happens every time.
Fine times indeed


#2569
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Alternatively some of us have been trapped in Australia for over a decade waiting for a time when we could afford to move back... I was *sooo* nearly there - if fx rate drops then I'm back into "no f&*king chance" territory.
Yes my holiday spending money is effected - but ultimately theres the potential for me to up-end my entire family if only the numbers hold out.
--But yes I take your point - anyone committed to moving south over the last year or so has had a torrid time and current movements may be a slight 'window of opportunity' --
Yes my holiday spending money is effected - but ultimately theres the potential for me to up-end my entire family if only the numbers hold out.
--But yes I take your point - anyone committed to moving south over the last year or so has had a torrid time and current movements may be a slight 'window of opportunity' --


#2570

For sure. It's such a common sense statement, it just never ceases to amaze me that such a signifigant number of investors start selling stocks at the slightest hint of a downturnof confidence in the market. Suckers ;-)

#2571

Alternatively some of us have been trapped in Australia for over a decade waiting for a time when we could afford to move back... I was *sooo* nearly there - if fx rate drops then I'm back into "no f&*king chance" territory.
Yes my holiday spending money is effected - but ultimately theres the potential for me to up-end my entire family if only the numbers hold out.
--But yes I take your point - anyone committed to moving south over the last year or so has had a torrid time and current movements may be a slight 'window of opportunity' --
Yes my holiday spending money is effected - but ultimately theres the potential for me to up-end my entire family if only the numbers hold out.
--But yes I take your point - anyone committed to moving south over the last year or so has had a torrid time and current movements may be a slight 'window of opportunity' --

#2572
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...Some people are just never happy


#2573


Now, as you were


#2574

...and from the old "1.76....what's happened to the ex rate" thread from a year ago.
Still the same now as it was then as far as I can see. The trend is still down...
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...0238&p=8004877
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...0238&p=8268893
Still the same now as it was then as far as I can see. The trend is still down...
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...0238&p=8004877
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...0238&p=8268893

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#2576

A $1.48 to the £ thread was started about a week ago.
The implication was that the exchange rate will keep changing, so may make more sense to rename the most popular thread to "GBP/AUD Exchange rate discussion", rather than opening a new one every 6 months


#2577

A new one can be started with the milestones...I remember starting a $1.99 thread! There really should've been a $1.50 thread.
