Currency Exchanges
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Currency Exchanges
Hi, Has anyone used OXFOREX recently to exchange a large amount of money, and if so what was the service/result like.??..
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Re: Currency Exchanges
Originally Posted by CORKER
Hi, Has anyone used OXFOREX recently to exchange a large amount of money, and if so what was the service/result like.??..
we registered with them last week. They seem to know what they are doing.They were very professional and helpful on the phone.We should be changing money with them later this week.
stu
#3
Re: Currency Exchanges
Ozforex are recommended on here quiet a bit on BE.
Get your money exchanged quick, up to £2.4755 at the mo. It hasn't been that high for nearly a year
Get your money exchanged quick, up to £2.4755 at the mo. It hasn't been that high for nearly a year
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Re: Currency Exchanges
Originally Posted by Suni&Jay
Ozforex are recommended on here quiet a bit on BE.
Get your money exchanged quick, up to £2.4755 at the mo. It hasn't been that high for nearly a year
Get your money exchanged quick, up to £2.4755 at the mo. It hasn't been that high for nearly a year
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
There is an investing saying...."always let your bulls run" (or something like that)
In this case it means.....keep watching it rise like a hawk. Once you spot a correction...then exchange.
eg...it goes up gradually to $2.75. Then once you see it drop,say 5 cents....then cash in and exchange.
Why do it now? Past history has no bearing on the future fx rate.
TC
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Re: Currency Exchanges
Originally Posted by touchingcloth
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
There is an investing saying...."always let your bulls run" (or something like that)
In this case it means.....keep watching it rise like a hawk. Once you spot a correction...then exchange.
eg...it goes up gradually to $2.75. Then once you see it drop,say 5 cents....then cash in and exchange.
Why do it now? Past history has no bearing on the future fx rate.
TC
There is an investing saying...."always let your bulls run" (or something like that)
In this case it means.....keep watching it rise like a hawk. Once you spot a correction...then exchange.
eg...it goes up gradually to $2.75. Then once you see it drop,say 5 cents....then cash in and exchange.
Why do it now? Past history has no bearing on the future fx rate.
TC
Will it go that high....???
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Re: Currency Exchanges
Originally Posted by CORKER
Will it go that high....???
Don't know how high it will go, if only I had a crystal ball
#7
Re: Currency Exchanges
Originally Posted by CORKER
Will it go that high....???
Wish I had bigger balls now
I think the hold fire is very good advice
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Re: Currency Exchanges
Originally Posted by Suni&Jay
Nah, In his dreams maybe
Don't know how high it will go, if only I had a crystal ball
Don't know how high it will go, if only I had a crystal ball
If you haven't got a crystal ball ...then why are you telling people to be quick and exchange their money now?!?!?
Talk about crap advice.
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Re: Currency Exchanges
Originally Posted by CORKER
Will it go that high....???
No one knows for sure...
but some people think that they know.
Everyone's situation is different.
How desperately do u need to change you money now?
Just set yourself a stoploss...eg.. "its 2.47 now...I will hold tight unless it drops by 5 cents with a 2 days"
If it keeps going up..you're quids in....if it doesn't...well you only 'lose' 5 cents for every £.
TC
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Re: Currency Exchanges
Why not take the lower risk option and take out more than one contract. If you think the rate is good now put half of your money in now and wait to see how the rate goes. You can then use the rest of the money in a second contract or a spot buy.
At the end of the day only you know what rate is a satisfactory rate for you.
Remember currency can go down as well as up.
Darren
At the end of the day only you know what rate is a satisfactory rate for you.
Remember currency can go down as well as up.
Darren
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Re: Currency Exchanges
What about interest rate rises in Australia, this will likely have a beneficial effect on the $/£ ratio, maybe it will rise to 2.5/2.6/2.7 to the pound in the months ahead, you have to go back about 3 or 4 years when it was 3.0dollars to the pound.
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Re: Currency Exchanges
Originally Posted by rcladin
What about interest rate rises in Australia, this will likely have a beneficial effect on the $/£ ratio, maybe it will rise to 2.5/2.6/2.7 to the pound in the months ahead, you have to go back about 3 or 4 years when it was 3.0dollars to the pound.
Interest rises in Oz will NOT have a beneficial impact on the $/£ for those wanting to exchange £ to $.
In fact it would be the opposite.
From the economic indicators in Oz...it doesn't look as though interest rates will be pushed up. I think its just as likely that there will be an increase here.
TC
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Re: Currency Exchanges
Originally Posted by touchingcloth
Interest rises in Oz will NOT have a beneficial impact on the $/£ for those wanting to exchange £ to $.
In fact it would be the opposite.
From the economic indicators in Oz...it doesn't look as though interest rates will be pushed up. I think its just as likely that there will be an increase here.
TC
In fact it would be the opposite.
From the economic indicators in Oz...it doesn't look as though interest rates will be pushed up. I think its just as likely that there will be an increase here.
TC
and how did you work that one out einstein!
if the oz economy stagnates and fails to grow, ozzie dollar value goes down
it's not a matter of if - its when interest rates rise
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Re: Currency Exchanges
Originally Posted by rcladin
and how did you work that one out einstein!
if the oz economy stagnates and fails to grow, ozzie dollar value goes down
it's not a matter of if - its when interest rates rise
if the oz economy stagnates and fails to grow, ozzie dollar value goes down
it's not a matter of if - its when interest rates rise
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Re: Currency Exchanges
Originally Posted by rcladin
and how did you work that one out einstein!
if the oz economy stagnates and fails to grow, ozzie dollar value goes down
it's not a matter of if - its when interest rates rise
if the oz economy stagnates and fails to grow, ozzie dollar value goes down
it's not a matter of if - its when interest rates rise
Ohhhh.....what I wouldn't do to be 16 again....where everything in life is black or white.