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jasmin Jun 12th 2002 10:58 am

arghhh whats happening to the disappearing dollar?
 
Our house is selling on friday and everyday the exchange rate just gets worse and worse

Alan Collett Jun 12th 2002 11:08 am

Re: arghhh whats happening to the disappearing dollar?
 
Have you considered speaking to one of the specialist currency firms? They should have a view on where the Aussie $ is going, and will be able to offer you a forward rate, whereby they guarantee a rate for you in a month from now.


We work with Halewood International:
http://www.hifx.co.uk/register/defau...orID=GoMatilda

My contact there is Alex Wright on +44 (0)1753 859159.

Hope this helps (a bit) ...

Anon E Mouse Jun 12th 2002 5:57 pm

Re: arghhh whats happening to the disappearing dollar?
 

Originally posted by Alan Collett

..
We work with Halewood International:
http://www.hifx.co.uk/register/defau...orID=GoMatilda
...

Hmm, they seem to want a minimum contract of stg200K to put a stop loss or limit on the contract. From talking to www.moneycorp.co.uk I think they don't have this constraint. But I could be wrong :)

Anyway, it's kinda fun sitting at work hitting F5 every 10 mins
http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/m5?a=1&s=GBP&t=AUD - I really must knock up an application to do that for me - one advantage of being an ITer!

Anon

Tatiana Jun 12th 2002 8:30 pm

Re: arghhh whats happening to the disappearing dollar?
 
I saw the opinion that by New Year AUD/USD is expected around 0.6. AUD daily movements and some comments you can find here: http://www.stgeorge.com.au/code/trea...c=institution. Against Euro it does not move as much.

Alan Collett Jun 12th 2002 11:34 pm

Re: arghhh whats happening to the disappearing dollar?
 
Hi Anon.

I believe a stop/loss contract isn't the same as a forward contract - hifx seem to require a minimum sum for the former, but not the latter.

Best regards.


Originally posted by Anon E Mouse


Hmm, they seem to want a minimum contract of stg200K to put a stop loss or limit on the contract. From talking to www.moneycorp.co.uk I think they don't have this constraint. But I could be wrong :)

Anyway, it's kinda fun sitting at work hitting F5 every 10 mins
http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/m5?a=1&s=GBP&t=AUD - I really must knock up an application to do that for me - one advantage of being an ITer!

Anon



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