US ($) Currency Thread 2

M4RKM

inspector_monkfish wrote: »

!!!!!!???
why would anyone want to tell this to a bunch of strangers on a website forum....

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1726065

haha... that, is one of the most amusing things i think i've ever read on an internet forum..

makes the banter here seem rather tame....

Baz_2

inspector_monkfish wrote: »

ok mate, whatever
you're clearly holier than thou !!

How can I be holier than thou when I am an opportunistic thief?

neilbond007

markymoo wrote: »

haha... that, is one of the most amusing things i think i've ever read on an internet forum..

makes the banter here seem rather tame....

we'll soon see about that!

neilbond007

Looks like that report has really sent the $ flying!
1.6432 and still dropping.
I guess it was inevitable with such a bit leap over the past couple of weeks.

inspector_monkfish

Baz wrote: »

How can I be holier than thou when I am an opportunistic thief?

i thought you were denying you were a thief?

inspector_monkfish

neilbond007 wrote: »

Looks like that report has really sent the $ flying!
1.6432 and still dropping.
I guess it was inevitable with such a bit leap over the past couple of weeks.

certainly is i suppose
must be an awful lot of profit to be taken for some people

Baz_2

inspector_monkfish wrote: »

i thought you were denying you were a thief?

I bought a Blu ray last week that was miss priced and whats worse.... I knew it was :eek: so how can I deny it.....

inspector_monkfish

Baz wrote: »

I bought a Blu ray last week that was miss priced and whats worse.... I knew it was :eek: so how can I deny it.....

What?

inspector_monkfish

14:57 03Jun09 GBP/USD: Weighed Down by Equity Weakness & UK Political Turmoil

[13:57 GBP/USD: Weighed Down by Equity Weakness & UK Political Turmoil] London,
June 3.

Cable has fallen to a two-day low of 1.6382 as long GBP positions are exited on the back of global equity price losses (the Dow is currently down 89
points) and UK political turmoil. Rebel Labour MPs claim that PM Gordon Brown could be forced from office as early as next Tuesday, and that a new PM could be in Downing Street by the first week of July (Guardian website). Sterling scaled a
seven-month peak of 1.6664 during the European morning.

May"s US ISM non-manufacturing index will be disclosed imminently, alongside
US April factory orders. The non-mfg index is forecast to rise to 45.0, from 43.7
in April. Factory orders are forecast up 0.9%, to follow a 0.9% drop in March.

Baz_2

"Whatever" and now "what?"

Some great reasoned replies mate... or should I say old chap.