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C$ - The Peso of the North?

An SI Board Since August 1998

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102	Hi Curtis The Canadian Government/Bank of Canada loves a hands on approach to i	Cyrus	-	9/3/1998
101	Curt, An 2% differential would cause a lot of economic hardship - especially w	Bearcatbob	-	9/2/1998
100	Darrell, So with the C$ making small gains over the last couple of days does it	Tupulak	-	9/2/1998
99	Or perhaps he will become my next meal. Eat or be eaten. This is the law of the	Ontopequity	-	8/31/1998
98	Where is everyone? Good news today was the Alberta provincial forecast. Just an	Cyrus	-	8/31/1998
97	Bashing the elected government will perhaps spread enough intelligent disconten	Ontopequity	-	8/31/1998
96	Here is another link to the Canadian Taxpayers Federation: taxpayer.com Maybe t	Tupulak	-	8/31/1998
95	I,d be careful hanging around with such brokers as you describe,you might well	dale w ruckle	-	8/30/1998
94	If one assumes that there isn't anything that they can do to change Canadia	Kitskid	-	8/30/1998
93	To all the Canadian Posters: Here is a list of the members of all of the politi	Tupulak	-	8/30/1998
92	Bob, The question is "WILL THE AVERAGE CANADIAN BE WILLING TO STAND UP AND	Tupulak	-	8/30/1998
91	Good article Bearcat!!!!	Cyrus	-	8/30/1998
90	THEY'RE ALL WRONG CANADA'S MEDIOCRE TROIKA BLEW IT By DIANE FRANCIS -	Bearcatbob	-	8/29/1998
89	An issue of merit is the time it takes to rebound. An extended dip becomes a c	Bearcatbob	-	8/29/1998
88	Lets stop looking at the canadian dollar in isolation shall we ? There is a wor	naber	-	8/29/1998
87	Hi Curtis Many of the events to come the Canadian government will have no contr	Cyrus	-	8/28/1998
86	Darrell, Today the C$ closed at the $0.6402 level which is an improvement over	Tupulak	-	8/28/1998
85	We where mentioned today on CNBC by an analyst, in the same breath as Russia, H	Cyrus	-	8/28/1998
84	Canadians certainly need to lose their love for liberal politics, that's co	Dale Schwartzenhauer	-	8/28/1998
83	Sorry, no interest in Arkansas, or any other states that far east. Nothing per	Dale Schwartzenhauer	-	8/28/1998
82	Darrell, Could you pick a more incredibly stupid time to increase interest rat	Gofer	-	8/28/1998
81	Amazing isn't. The world is facing financial armageddon and the Air Canada	Stephen O	-	8/28/1998
80	Nice move today by Larry, Curly, and Moe. Although I am in a defensive position	Cyrus	-	8/28/1998
79	I think Canada is doing well if you compare with Australia which has devalued o	Ontopequity	-	8/28/1998
78	I've no meaningful comment,,except to say we are indeed a joke,,,all of our	dale w ruckle	-	8/28/1998

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