Thread: USD vs Euro - the future?

Originally Posted by watterinja

I liked Greenspan - still do.

I thought that it was Greenspan who failed in most things he did in the real world?

He 'handled' the Black Monday stock market crash, the stock market bubble burst in March 2000 (and the following recession) and is partly to blame for the current housing bubble in the US.

Originally Posted by watterinja

where I create waves within a controlled space.

If we could use cow and buffalo chips as currency, we would all be rich around here. Sorry, forgot dog turds.

Originally Posted by mellow

If we could use cow and buffalo chips as currency, we would all be rich around here. Sorry, forgot dog turds.

Yep and they could use chicken shite for change.

Originally Posted by Thormaturge

Originally Posted by watterinja

where I create waves within a controlled space.

Very good.

The problem is when you begin aerating the surrounding fluid as the warm environment begins to heat the internal bodily fundamentals. Under this scenario, the outcome could be potentially catastrophic.

The end result can be no good for the USD, which ever end one chooses to view it from.

Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog

Originally Posted by chinthee

I think TD is ready for a business and economics thread

I think that's what this forum is for. Maybe we can change the forum title to something like "Business, finance & economics" and drop the Thailand bit? I'll put it to the man.

No, no. It is a problem with Thailand. I remember some time ago when I withdrew money from the ATM in Thailand using my US ATM card I had a limit of 20,000 Baht. The limit of the ATM card was not important because never in reach. Now I have to calculate that I do not exceed the $ 500 limit of the card because the 20,000 Baht limit is not important anymore because with the card limit never in reach.

It is a problem here for us in Thailand :-) I never had this in the US. I always got my $ 500 ;-)