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To: Terry Maloney who wrote (377343)11/2/2008 3:31:11 AM
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I think the graph is OK, the X-Scale is adjustable. You can use it to change the time span covered and period covered.

For example, if you change the time span to 716 days, and place the time cursor on the far RHS, you can see we are in the same place as 2006 except with all three currencies 5% lower.

If you maximise the time span to 2455 days, you can see the CAD has been way overvalued and it is now returning to normality -g-

My original post had the time span set to 200 days placed on the RHS. i.e. 2008, the year to date.
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