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several weeks ago, 1500 CAD was around 1280 USD. today its more than 1360 and showing no sign of slowing. any chance its going to quit rising soon?
Crash Bang
4:50:01 PM
5/11/06

How the hell should I know?
MarkO
4:51:09 PM
5/11/06

Sarge
5:19:53 PM
5/11/06

crap. even s-rge-who-knows-all is stumped
Crash Bang
5:32:50 PM
5/11/06

StoveStomper
5:35:16 PM
5/11/06

TT is my google.

and i already have a converter. what i want to know if anyone macro-economically minded knows anything about trends in international currency
Crash Bang
5:38:04 PM
5/11/06

ok. so i used some of the other tools, and they dont even work properly. i asked it what was the high and low values for jan 1 2000 until now, and it gave me values for march 1 2000 til november 5 2006

wtf?!?!?!?

the highest, btw, was september 5, 2006
Crash Bang
5:50:11 PM
5/11/06

When the currencies are equal the US locks it then all the illies run to the north and claim Canada as Baha Nortenorte.
salebored
9:25:56 PM
5/11/06

salebored - What's your deal?
Sarge
9:27:14 PM
5/11/06

Since oil is traded in US dollars as oil gets at these levels the dollar falls to cushion the oil prices. that's the deal. all other currencies in this hemisphere will rise..
salebored
9:33:50 PM
5/11/06

Our dollar has risen slightly against other world currency as it's a popular flavour for foreign investment right now. But mostly it's the US dollar dropping. The Cdn $ is sitting at 91 cents US right now, which is the highest it's been since the mid-1970s.

When I started making regular palooza trips to the US our buck had bottomed out around 62 cents. It sure is a lot less expensive to travel down there now !
:-)
Hodgeman of BC
10:38:50 PM
5/11/06

I used to love partying in Toronto at 30-35% exchange rate. Don't think I could afford it at anything less.
bearmagnet
10:42:51 PM
5/11/06

Partying in TO?
Great sense of humour, BM.

Talk here is that the Canuck $ will reach parity with the US$ in the not-too-distant future.
Gremlin
10:18:10 AM
5/12/06

Hmmm, maybe I should start hanging on to those Canadian quarters I always seem to get in my change.
lumberzac
10:22:17 AM
5/12/06

You don't like Toronto. My favorite club, if I can remember correctly, was Whiskey Saigon. I think it was in a renovated Industrial/warehouse area with a bunch-o-other clubs?
bearmagnet
10:23:20 AM
5/12/06

I remember about 5 years ago I was getting $1.58 Canadian for every US Dollar... back then 95% of my clients were Americans... now that has changed with the rates.
WildChild
10:32:09 AM
5/12/06

BM
Just a (not so) friendly rivalry between Montrealers and the other place.
Gremlin
10:53:37 AM
5/12/06

LOL! That's not just a Hockey thang???? I enjoyed Montreal but have only been there once. Sorry, matter of Location only.
bearmagnet
10:57:17 AM
5/12/06

I should take a trip to Montreal. It’s hard to believe I’ve never been there and it’s closer to home than NYC and Boston, which I’ve been to multiple times.
lumberzac
11:01:00 AM
5/12/06

Ottawa is nice, also. I like them all better than NYC & Boston.
bearmagnet
11:11:38 AM
5/12/06

Just remember.... when y'all decide to stop visiting here because of the higher canuck buck and the soon-to-be need for a passport... it wasn't our fault
;-)
Hodgeman of BC
1:14:54 PM
5/12/06

canada is pissing me off

:0D
Crash Bang
2:08:22 PM
5/12/06

i guess i better exchange what money i got saved up so far for my LLI tuition
Crash Bang
2:46:28 PM
5/12/06

Figures we plan another trip to Canada this year....


I'm sure in 2010 when we go up to Vancouver for the Olys the Canada dollar will be worth MORE than the US dollar....
BowlderMan
2:50:34 PM
5/12/06

Hah! When the dollar drops below the Canadian dollar, I'm dumping American quarters in Montreal!
Geobeet
3:46:01 PM
5/12/06

“I should take a trip to Montreal. It’s hard to believe I’ve never been there and it’s closer to home than NYC and Boston, which I’ve been to multiple times.”
lumberzac
11:01:00 AM
5/12/06

Get off your arse and go!
MarkO
10:30:29 PM
5/12/06

I always get side tracked, because I have to drive through the mountains to get there.
lumberzac
7:00:07 AM
5/13/06

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