US Dollar sinks to new low against Euro

Mike Stringfellow wrote:

The US dollar is now valued close to 0.75 Euro, down from its peak of
1.25 a couple of years ago. Analysts say it may go even lower, with
some projecting exchange rates of 0.7 (1.4 dollar to the Euro).
....
Any thoughts?

The result of the economic politcs of the last four years. It was your
choice to continue like this for the next four years.

Stefan

Stefan wrote:
Mike Stringfellow wrote:

The US dollar is now valued close to 0.75 Euro, down from its peak of
1.25 a couple of years ago. Analysts say it may go even lower, with
some projecting exchange rates of 0.7 (1.4 dollar to the Euro).

...

Any thoughts?


The result of the economic politcs of the last four years. It was your
choice to continue like this for the next four years.

Stefan

Not mine Bubba.

Shawn

What has happened to the U.S. Stock market since Bush's reelection??
Not mine Bubba.

Shawn

In article ,
(Gary Kemp) writes:


What has happened to the U.S. Stock market since Bush's reelection??


What is it, still down 20% since Bush "won" the 2000 election?

Gary Kemp wrote:

Not mine Bubba.

Shawn
What has happened to the U.S. Stock market since Bush's reelection??


Same thing as the national debt-gone up.

Shawn

(Gary Kemp) wrote in message om...
What has happened to the U.S. Stock market since Bush's reelection??

That kind of reaction is usually called a "dead cat bounce".

Ruud wrote:
(Gary Kemp) wrote in message om...

What has happened to the U.S. Stock market since Bush's reelection??


That kind of reaction is usually called a "dead cat bounce".

To laugh? To cry? Laugh now, cry when the cat starts stinking. Yeah,
that's it.

Shawn, Sure as hell won't be buying a D2 any time soon.

Hey, nobody said building a glider with 'moral values'
would be cheap

At 00:06 06 November 2004, Stefan wrote:
Mike Stringfellow wrote:

The US dollar is now valued close to 0.75 Euro, down
from its peak of
1.25 a couple of years ago. Analysts say it may go
even lower, with
some projecting exchange rates of 0.7 (1.4 dollar
to the Euro).
....
Any thoughts?

The result of the economic politcs of the last four
years. It was your
choice to continue like this for the next four years.

Stefan

"Mike Stringfellow" wrote in message
om...

Economic models would suggest a strong incentive for sailplane
manufacture in North America,

Like this? http://www.peregrinesailplane.com/

Vaughn

Vaughn wrote:
"Mike Stringfellow" wrote in message
om...

Economic models would suggest a strong incentive for sailplane
manufacture in North America,


Like this? http://www.peregrinesailplane.com/

Vaughn

Or like this:

http://www.windward-performance.com/

And if the US$ continues to sink, maybe some of these will find their
way to Europe. We'll have to sell boatloads to make up for our trade
imbalance, though.

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