The easy world of currency finance

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AtW replied

14 March 2008, 23:08
Originally posted by Francko View Post

1 franco = 1 dollar

You are pretty cheap mate...
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Turion replied

14 March 2008, 22:48
The £ sucks. Makes those euroland contracts quite attractive.
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beaker replied

14 March 2008, 22:47
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

It doesn't matter. I'll still buy your ancestral pad in Italy for the price of my bedsit above the kebab shop in Hackney.

HTH

I thought it was in Peckham? Moving up in the world?
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AtW replied

14 March 2008, 22:31
Originally posted by Francko View Post

I'll buy both flats at the price of a kebab after the crash.

Quiet - after crash food will be THAT expensive...
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Francko replied

14 March 2008, 22:09
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

It doesn't matter. I'll still buy your ancestral pad in Italy for the price of my bedsit above the kebab shop in Hackney.

HTH

I'll buy both flats at the price of a kebab after the crash.
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sasguru replied

14 March 2008, 22:07
Originally posted by Francko View Post

1 pound = 2 francs
1 franc = 1 dollar
1 pound = 1 euro (soon)
1 pound = 2 dollars
1 euro = 1.5 dollars

Is the only purpose of the currency market to facilitate the calculation? It looks like.

It doesn't matter. I'll still buy your ancestral pad in Italy for the price of my bedsit above the kebab shop in Hackney.

HTH
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Francko started a topic The easy world of currency finance

14 March 2008, 22:04
The easy world of currency finance

1 pound = 2 francs
1 franc = 1 dollar
1 pound = 1 euro (soon)
1 pound = 2 dollars
1 euro = 1.5 dollars

Is the only purpose of the currency market to facilitate the calculation? It looks like.
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