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C$ - The Peso of the North?

An SI Board Since August 1998

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52	"Why would foreigners invest in our markets?" Canadian stocks are c	Mike K	-	8/7/1998
51	The meltdown in the bank stocks today will hurt. Why would foreign investors i	Moneysmith	-	8/7/1998
50	Couldn't agree more. A cut in interest rates will offset slowdown abroad.	Mike Roberts	-	8/7/1998
49	You may be right although if you put a time frame onto that 62.5 cent dollar it	Mike Roberts	-	8/7/1998
48	Not Likely if our interest rates stay lower than the US. Why hold Cdn bonds or	JPayne	-	8/7/1998
47	<<we do not control our own currency>> Canada can control her own	donmartin	-	8/7/1998
46	Ken, I think you'll find that the traders are taking signals from the polit	knight	-	8/7/1998
45	I think Stephen has a valid point, albeit somewhat radical. BC and Alberta are	knight	-	8/7/1998
44	Let's keep the political comments to a minimum this is about the c$$$. The	Moneysmith	-	8/7/1998
43	What about small states such as Rhode Island and such in the US ? The problem	naber	-	8/7/1998
42	Canada has too much government. It is ridiculous to have a province , PEI, wit	Stephen O	-	8/7/1998
41	IMHO the cdn dollar will continue to fall until the government sends a clear si	Demetre Deliyanakis	-	8/7/1998
40	I think the points you made are completely valid. Medium term is not good. I	Mike Roberts	-	8/7/1998
39	Thanks Randy Somehow we need a national party with an inkling of business sense	Cyrus	-	8/7/1998
38	Randy, That is probably the best answer I can hope for. The status quo. Maybe	Tupulak	-	8/7/1998
37	<<Maybe you can answer this for me then. Why is most of Ontario scared o	Clark Kent	-	8/7/1998
36	To Cyrus and naber..... I like the way you both think. I'm having a poker g	Clark Kent	-	8/7/1998
35	Randy, Maybe you can answer this for me then. Why is most of Ontario scared of	Tupulak	-	8/7/1998
34	<<On another note I am curious as to why people in Ontario are afraid to	Clark Kent	-	8/7/1998
33	I heard an interesting discussion this morning on CNBC. One of the guests (did	Mike K	-	8/6/1998
32	I don't know if we've seen the bottom yet. The Feds have seen fit to s	knight	-	8/6/1998
31	Naber, I was thinking about that today also. If Canada did break up (I don'	Tupulak	-	8/6/1998
30	Ken, The closing was $0.6546 today. What you are proposing is that the dollar	Tupulak	-	8/6/1998
29	The Royal Bank (RBC Dominion Securities)has the $Cdn at .625 year end. The yea	Moneysmith	-	8/6/1998
28	Sometime soon the C dollar will just look too good...canadian companies will b	Mike Roberts	-	8/6/1998

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