Currencies and the Global Capital Markets

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Strategies & Market Trends
Currencies and the Global Capital Markets

An SI Board Since May 1998

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Emcee: Henry Volquardsen	Type: Unmoderated

Introduction Compact

The purpose of this thread is to discuss any and all topics relating to currencies and international capital flows. Short, medium and long term outlooks all welcome. Theories, hunches, musings and philosophical rambling will find equal acceptance with hard core fundamental analysis. If it relates to money: what it is, what it will become and how it is priced then this is the place to talk.

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3536	Hey isn't this much better understood these days. John	John Pitera	-	10/17/2011
3535	Try this site: fxstreet.com There are 100 pence to a pound. US$3.50 at today&#	SofaSpud	-	9/6/2005
3534	can someone please give me the conversion rate of pence in dollars? i own a stoc	jared22	-	9/5/2005
3533	The US economy is becoming more service oriented. We can not compete with the ch	Karin	-	5/12/2005
3532	I think the dollar is weak today due to anticipation that there might be somethi	Robert Douglas	-	4/29/2005
3531	I have wrestled with trying to figure this out myself and so far, feel that it i	Lee Lichterman III	-	4/28/2005
3530	Thanks for the feedback. That's pretty interesting. I was reading an article	putcallyall	-	4/27/2005
3529	<i> Currency trading--any thoughts on the dollar vs. other major currencie	Robert Douglas	-	4/7/2005
3528	Currency trading--any thoughts on the dollar vs. other major currencies? Are do	putcallyall	-	4/6/2005
3527	<i>Personally I'm not all that persuaded by the doom and gloomers.<	Robert Douglas	-	1/21/2005
3526	Still have it bookmarked but pretty busy and not trading much in currencies righ	Lee Lichterman III	-	1/20/2005
3525	Yes, I do still have it bookmarked. I have some interest, but suspect I'm n	SofaSpud	-	1/20/2005
3524	This used to be a very good thread. Does anyone still have it bookmarked and wo	Robert Douglas	-	1/19/2005
3523	Edit.	Lazarus_Long	-	3/28/2003
3522	"Japan’s Policy Trap points to the likelihood that Japan will run out of wa	NOW	-	2/9/2003
3521	Is "measured unemployment" code for "statistical lie"? <g	Raymond Duray	1	2/4/2003
3520	I'm usually careful to use the term "measured unemployment" for th	SofaSpud	-	2/4/2003
3519	SS, Re: <i>While the economy certainly isn't going gangbusters, an un	Raymond Duray	-	2/4/2003
3518	<i>But I'm also not convinced that the gold standard is a suitable alt	jameswallen	-	2/4/2003
3517	<i>...any and every jockey in the field could have won with Secretariat<	SofaSpud	-	2/4/2003
3516	<i>"That could be interpreted as fairly deft handling of the monetary	jameswallen	-	2/4/2003
3515	<i>Greenspan's mismanagement of the money supply wrecked a strong econ	SofaSpud	-	2/4/2003
3514	Greenspan Comes Home to Gold. Here is a link to an intriguing article published	jameswallen	-	2/4/2003
3513	thanks folks. I am now sufficiently advised that you need to know what you'	Steve Powers	-	2/3/2003
3512	Hi Gulo, Thanks for sharing your experiences. A Nobel prize in economics was aw	Raymond Duray	-	1/29/2003

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