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Win2Win
28th November 2006, 11:48
ANy ideas when the $$$$ will peak. I need to buy a £1000's worth, and the way the wife spends I'll need about $500 to the £1 :laugh

I think it's 1.94 today, will it hit 2?

vegyjones
28th November 2006, 11:49
Haven't you missed it?

I thought it went over 2 tother day!

Win2Win
28th November 2006, 11:56
I didn't want any tother day :doh

vegyjones
28th November 2006, 11:59
Doesn't matter what price you get... you'll never get past customs looking like you do :D

Micky T
28th November 2006, 12:09
The last time it was this high was 1992,
if it goes up to around the 2 mark there will be alot of resistance stopping it going higher, so in answer to your question
no i don't,

if i did i would be rich :D :D

Win2Win
28th November 2006, 12:48
92 :doh

It was this high around the start of the year. :)

Micky T
28th November 2006, 13:51
Which Year :doh :doh

It did actually spike to 1.9554 in 2004

but there is alot of support at the moment currently trading at 1.9461

Win2Win
28th November 2006, 14:00
Life goes so fast, start of 2005 it was.

Seems to peak in December, so I'll buy this week sometime, before the big boys move in to get it back down again.

Onlyforfun
28th November 2006, 16:44
:splapme The dollar is by no means high. The dollar is low, sterling is high or to put it in investment jargon: weak dollar, strong pound.

We are split on $2/£1 this year, but surely it will test it sooner or later, the ECB / BoE will raise rates in the new year, the Fed may have to cut or keep the same. However, to attract dollars back from abroad they can't go too low.

Win2Win
28th November 2006, 16:48
:doh The value of the trade is higher than it was last year....so that erm....makes it higher!!

Onlyforfun
28th November 2006, 17:17
Erm no, the pound is higher...:ermmm

Win2Win
28th November 2006, 17:54
:doh ......therefore the value of the trade is higher, as I get more $$$ for my £££....in turn I can buy more for my wonga :ermmm ......no wonder you're only a tea boy :laugh

John
28th November 2006, 20:01
You get more for your money, basically, which means you can buy more dollars for the same amount of pounds, based on the quality of the exchange rate. At the moment the exchange rate is of good value, so you can buy more bucks for your quids. Aye. :)

Onlyforfun
29th November 2006, 09:57
Welcome to the wonderful world of fx. We've taken hits of over $50k in placing trades the wrong way round this year. Why does it never move in your favour when that happens???

Win2Win
29th November 2006, 10:04
I think that's happened to my betting this week :(

Onlyforfun
30th November 2006, 16:21
$1.96 and counting, it'll go to $2.

Win2Win
30th November 2006, 16:29
If it doesn't will you pay me the 0.04c?

Onlyforfun
30th November 2006, 16:35
Depends how many £'s you're selling.

Win2Win
30th November 2006, 17:51
Looking at the wife's shopping list £250,000 :yikes: