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Only Bangkok Bank maintained their opening rate all day. All the other banks reduced the rate once or twice.
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Coffee
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WTF's up wit da GB£ ? 
I think it hit a new low following Brexit eight months ago. (How farked iz dat.)
Any forward pre-dick-tions among the forum's financial savants ?
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I think it hit a new low following Brexit eight months ago. (How farked iz dat.)
Any forward pre-dick-tions among the forum's financial savants ?
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Coffee
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Let me guess that you were a proponent of Brexit who magnanimously stated it would be best to weather any storm associated with getting the fark out of the EU and move on...basically best to 'git her done and over with'.
Would I be correct ?
(So what's up with the "F*&% off!" ?)
Would I be correct ? (So what's up with the "F*&% off!" ?)
CO-CO
Rather wrinkly & occasionally cantankerous member
Let me guess that you were a proponent of Brexit who magnanimously stated it would be best to weather any storm associated with getting the fark out of the EU and move on...basically best to 'git her done and over with'.
(So what's up with the "F*&% off!" ?)
It's called balls!
I haven't seen the Dollar/THB at the anticipated 40 recently.....................looking closer to 34................................. and that is looking like Brexit numbers
How are YOU weathering that storm ?
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Coffee
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Coco, who the fark was talking US$ xe THB40 ?
"It's called balls!" , you write. What would that exactly be?
(Is it the inability to think rationally. Okay, then good on ya.)
Whose bar-room blogs have you been reading ?
36 is a huuuuge move given the past 10-year history.
(By the way currently damn close to 35. I'm personally weathering that storm splendidly, thank you.)
"It's called balls!" , you write. What would that exactly be?
(Is it the inability to think rationally. Okay, then good on ya.)
Whose bar-room blogs have you been reading ?
36 is a huuuuge move given the past 10-year history.
(By the way currently damn close to 35. I'm personally weathering that storm splendidly, thank you.)
CO-CO
Rather wrinkly & occasionally cantankerous member
Coco, who the fark was talking US$ xe THB40 ?
"It's called balls!" , you write. What would that exactly be?
(Is it the inability to think rationally. Okay, then good on ya.)
Whose bar-room blogs have you been reading ?
36 is a huuuuge move given the past 10-year history.
(By the way currently damn close to 35. I'm personally weathering that storm splendidly, thank you.)
There were several gung-ho Yankeees on other forums, and this one, forecasting 4o.....
(Their predictions were about as accurate as mine!
)
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Coffee
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Why don't you out your sources?
(Does gung-ho simply mean piss'n vinegar ?)
Go ahead and post those previous prognostications and don't hang that bag 'o bull-shyte on me. Balls! eh.
(Does gung-ho simply mean piss'n vinegar ?)
Go ahead and post those previous prognostications and don't hang that bag 'o bull-shyte on me. Balls! eh.
nomad97
Resident Geek
Theresa May says it's time to 'get on with Brexit' - and it could be triggered next WEEK
THE time has come to crack on with leaving the EU, Theresa May declared last night. It is thought she could trigger exit talks as early as next Tuesday.
http://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/777311/brexit-theresa-may-trigger-article-50
Watch the £ now - could be in for a white knuckle ride.
THE time has come to crack on with leaving the EU, Theresa May declared last night. It is thought she could trigger exit talks as early as next Tuesday.
http://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/777311/brexit-theresa-may-trigger-article-50
Watch the £ now - could be in for a white knuckle ride.
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Coffee
Guest
Now that's the right attitude, mate !
(Time to throw those ciggies out of your life as well.
)
CO-CO
Rather wrinkly & occasionally cantankerous member
Theresa May says it's time to 'get on with Brexit' - and it could be triggered next WEEK
THE time has come to crack on with leaving the EU, Theresa May declared last night. It is thought she could trigger exit talks as early as next Tuesday.
http://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/777311/brexit-theresa-may-trigger-article-50
Watch the £ now - could be in for a white knuckle ride.
Which direction is that roller coaster supposed the be traveling in Nomad........................ or is it a "push me, pull you" ??
nomad97
Resident Geek
Its downhill for the first few days and, as soon as May tells them to stuff the divorce settlement (£50 billion), it will be uphill all the way!!!!
Rice
Resident Smart Arse
Cheer up. The financials of the UK are in order. Currency manipulators have moved in to make the currency volatile as this is what makes money on CFD markets. It is a damned good target for them to focus on. The only good point being is that they are leaving other currencies alone such as the CAD and AUD. Which are always good targets as well. As for losing it's reserve status, I doubt that very much.