Originally posted by Not So Wise
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Previously on "Pound kicks Dollar's arse"
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Year ago was around 2 to 1
Now is 1.4 to 1
Hardly a ass kicking, more like someone writhing on the floor after getting kicked in the ball's, accidently clipping their opponents shins
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Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostToday I shall mostly be shorting the dollar, unless it goes up, then retrospectively I went long.
Yours
Santa Claus
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Today I shall mostly be shorting the dollar, unless it goes up, then retrospectively I went long.
Yours
Santa Claus
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Why did that subject line remind me of:
Mandelson Pounds Brazillian Arse
?
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Originally posted by swamp View PostIn other news, Euro kicks Pound's arse.
(I will be finding out myself when I go skiing on Saturday...)
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In other news, Euro kicks Pound's arse.
(I will be finding out myself when I go skiing on Saturday...)
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Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock View PostAlso - do you remember we used to have a poster named MailMan who would constantly remind us of how wonderful and superior the US economy was ane how vital thr Iraq War was - just wondering why he is now notable by his absence?
But more likely he got sacked from his role sorting mail in the mailroom.
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Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock View PostAlso - do you remember we used to have a poster named MailMan who would constantly remind us of how wonderful and superior the US economy was ane how vital thr Iraq War was - just wondering why he is now notable by his absence?
But more likely he got sacked from his role sorting mail in the mailroom.
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Originally posted by threaded View PostIndeed. Apparently there's a few getting worried that the Swiss will vote in changes to their banks secrecy laws, so they're doing a runner.
Also - do you remember we used to have a poster named MailMan who would constantly remind us of how wonderful and superior the US economy was ane how vital thr Iraq War was - just wondering why he is now notable by his absence?
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View Posthttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7952319.stm
The dollar has fallen against all major currencies after the US Federal Reserve announced a plan to buy $1.2tn (£843bn) of debt to boost its economy.
The dollar fell by 2.7% against the euro and by 2.2% against the pound.
The US currency also declined against the yen, the Norwegian krone, the Australian dollar and Brazilian real.
The Fed's decision to buy debt means it is effectively creating new money, leading to concern from investors about the over-supply of dollars.
Dollar rally ends
The dollar traded at $1.428 against the pound, its lowest since late February.
I see Gold is shooting up and so are commodities. FIAT currencies are becoming worthless as the major banks head for the printing presses. Fill yer wheelbarrows!
Norwegian Krone is looking good.
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