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The dollar is falling so fast the IMF and U.N. have put out warnings. If it falls too much more it could have devestating effects on world economics.
PS: it’s always good to see you emerge !
Hey Bernie!
you have no idea how much I smiled when I saw that YOU were the one that actually responded..
Good to see that you are still around! That really makes me happy!
When are you going to be at a conference so that I can buy you a drink? :cheers:
I was gonna complain how bad the exchange is getting here but at least in Australia, we still make a bit on the US$, just seems to be getting worse.
HeyKev,
Yup! still here… You can read my latest adventure in this section
I’m gonna try to make it to a conference soon! You can bet it’s gonna be the Amsterdam sessions…. I don’t know if I’m gonna make it this year though because you have to be registered by Feb. 11… Maybe, though!
Cheers :cheers:
As Ellen said, at least we still get a bit more than the stats show but to see the AUD/US rate change about 30% for the worse, as it did a couple of years back wasn’t pleasant.
Ah, back to the good old days when the amount would double when it went into the bank account. Of course anything we wanted to buy that came from the US or anywhere overseas cost a sh!tload more as well.
It will have a huge input on the world economics if things not get better.
blackhawk wrote:The dollar is falling so fast the IMF and U.N. have put out warnings. If it falls too much more it could have devestating effects on world economics.blackhawk wrote:The dollar is falling so fast the IMF and U.N. have put out warnings. If it falls too much more it could have devestating effects on world economics.It doesn’t look like it will be changing anytime soon either.
Just think, 4 years ago our dollar was very strong and now look at it..
