We shall see. In the meantime, you'll have to keep reaching for the... ya know, the maple leaves, or whatever it is you canadians have instead of stars.
For some reason, the market was caught off guard by the rate drop. Considering everybody has expected Bernanke to basically print money and blow inflation up to ridiculous proportions from day one, I have no idea why.
Anyway, the "surprise" move is why it moved quick. The dollar went down fast, but the markets are up from foreign investors jumping in. The rich boys playing the market will be doing great, but the rest of us working schlubs are going to suffer as inflation makes our pay worth jackshit.
Good thing I'm looking to get a nearly 50% raise in he next job I move to.
I'm gonna swim across the great lakes in the middle of the night and cross illegally in to Canada as a white wetback with my American Pesos clutched to my chest and dreams of maple syrup.
For real though, we're still gonna charge you fuckers a 60% premium on books. You know that right?
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Using live mid-market rates.
Live rates at 2007.09.20 17:54:37 UTC
1.00 USD = 1.00186 CAD
United States Dollars Canada Dollars
1 USD = 1.00186 CAD 1 CAD = 0.998147 USD
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Anyway, the "surprise" move is why it moved quick. The dollar went down fast, but the markets are up from foreign investors jumping in. The rich boys playing the market will be doing great, but the rest of us working schlubs are going to suffer as inflation makes our pay worth jackshit.
Good thing I'm looking to get a nearly 50% raise in he next job I move to.
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It's making our honeymoon to scotland go *cha-ching* in price
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For real though, we're still gonna charge you fuckers a 60% premium on books. You know that right?
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