Exchange rate prediction
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Anyone heard any predictions of how the £ and $ are going to do over the coming months ?
Can't seem to find anything on the usual sites.
JET
Can't seem to find anything on the usual sites.
JET
#2
Either up or down would be my guess....
There is a very long running exchange rate thread where there may be other more educated opinions... It rather quaintly starts "Damn, its down to $2.25 now"...that gives an idea how long its been running, over 2500 posts.
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=442788
There is a very long running exchange rate thread where there may be other more educated opinions... It rather quaintly starts "Damn, its down to $2.25 now"...that gives an idea how long its been running, over 2500 posts.
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=442788
Last edited by iaink; May 28th 2010 at 4:54 am.
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Either up or down would be my guess....
There is a very long running exchange rate thread where there may be other idle speculation... It rather quaintly starts "Damn, its down to $2.25 now"...that gives an idea how long its been running, over 2500 posts.
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=442788
There is a very long running exchange rate thread where there may be other idle speculation... It rather quaintly starts "Damn, its down to $2.25 now"...that gives an idea how long its been running, over 2500 posts.
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=442788
#5
Perhaps I should edit the original in order to more accurately reflect the truth and protect you from yourself
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I noted with interest the hopelessly inaccurate opinion of a poster by the handle "notiaink...honest" in saying that a 2.07 is was bound to go up again sooner or later. What a load of ignorant tosh, whoever that poster is should be ashamed of themselves.
.I noted with interest the hopelessly inaccurate opinion of a poster by the handle "notiaink...honest" in saying that a 2.07 is was bound to go up again sooner or later. What a load of ignorant tosh, whoever that poster is should be ashamed of themselves.
#7
I dont know, I was on a self imposed sabatical from this madness at the time
. Now 20k posts is looming ever nearer
Someone should check, after all its against the rules to have duplicate IDs...
. Now 20k posts is looming ever nearer
Someone should check, after all its against the rules to have duplicate IDs...
Last edited by iaink; May 28th 2010 at 6:14 am.
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Now all you have to do is find him.
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Disclaimer: I profusely apologise for any frivolity in this post, perceived or otherwise.
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August 27 2010 Below $1.35
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Purchasing power parity suggests that GBP is currently undervalued vs. CAD. Unless there is a sustained bout of high inflation in GBP that suggests that, at some point, the value of the pound will rise again. I wouldn't care to speculate when that would be or whether it fall before it goes up again but, if you have no short term (1-3 year) need to transfer money, it most likely makes sense to wait and see. That's what I plan to do btw, so I am putting my money where my mouth is.
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Purchasing power parity suggests that GBP is currently undervalued vs. CAD. Unless there is a sustained bout of high inflation in GBP that suggests that, at some point, the value of the pound will rise again. I wouldn't care to speculate when that would be or whether it fall before it goes up again but, if you have no short term (1-3 year) need to transfer money, it most likely makes sense to wait and see. That's what I plan to do btw, so I am putting my money where my mouth is.
Ditto....



