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C$ - The Peso of the North?

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127	The absolute value of the C$ isn't as significant as a rapid unexpected cha	speculatingvalue	-	11/29/1998
126	What never ceases to amaze me is how quickly people adjust to things. When this	Tupulak	-	11/28/1998
125	Good article on the Canadian Dollar. nationalpost.com	Kitskid	-	11/11/1998
124	I agree with you that it borders on criminal to collect money for EI then use i	speculatingvalue	-	10/1/1998
123	What the government taketh the government keepeth!!! And for our next magic tri	Cyrus	-	10/1/1998
122	Another reason IMHO that we are in such a mess up here is the governments appar	Tupulak	-	9/30/1998
121	You've hit the nail on the head. No currency is going to be an effective s	speculatingvalue	-	9/16/1998
120	Steve, I think you are missing mine. Maybe one reason to buy a countries curr	Bearcatbob	-	9/16/1998
119	1. I think you are missing my point. The only reason a foreigner would want a	speculatingvalue	-	9/16/1998
118	Curtis, I would be happy to. There will be a job open in Washington soon - ma	Bearcatbob	-	9/16/1998
117	<b>The ability of a country like Canada to elect NDP governments is a sym	grayhairs	-	9/15/1998
116	Bob, Canada electing a NDP government is even funny. To the C$ it is slowly gai	Tupulak	-	9/15/1998
115	I believe we need to get back to a system that bases exchange rates only on un	Bearcatbob	-	9/15/1998
114	Yes, I agree. It's easy to repatriate debt. Like I said in the last pos	speculatingvalue	-	9/15/1998
113	Steve, The problem is the currency in which debt is denominated. If C debt is	Bearcatbob	-	9/15/1998
112	It ISN'T like credit cards, though. It is different if you are the one who	speculatingvalue	-	9/15/1998
111	Steve, It is a little like credit cards. I think many people ran them up to	Bearcatbob	-	9/15/1998
110	The thing people forget is that when an economy grows, the requirement for mone	speculatingvalue	-	9/14/1998
109	Steve, The impact is called debt payment. Bob	Bearcatbob	-	9/14/1998
108	Canada is the second biggest country in the world and controls much of the worl	speculatingvalue	-	9/14/1998
107	Canada named best country in the world to live in by the UN. Congratulations ev	Cyrus	-	9/9/1998
106	So, the C$ is up to $0.6585US today. Is now the time to start buying futures ca	Tupulak	-	9/8/1998
105	Look at the performance of gold and other commodities over the past few days. Z	Stephen O	-	9/4/1998
104	<i><<It would help a lot if Canadians stopped buying US$ and US inv	eWhartHog	-	9/4/1998
103	It would help a lot if Canadians stopped buying US$ and US investments	Stephen O	-	9/3/1998

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