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  • sumdumguy
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2007
    • 12018

    1 pound is worth 1.48 Cdn dollars. Same as 1985.
    Some one can post the chart?
    Last edited by sumdumguy; Sep 26, 2022, 07:23.

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    • shtferbrains
      Senior Member
      • Jun 2017
      • 5278

      Yen might be worse

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      • errolanderson
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2012
        • 3146

        Originally posted by biglentil View Post
        GBP Futures halted.

        Pound Flash Crashes 500 pips To Record Low Amid Global FX Carnage As Things Start Breaking | ZeroHedge

        If this can happen to the British Pound, it can happen to any currency.

        Errol do you think deflation is their concern in the UK?
        Anything with supply chain issues is battling price gouging, (that's not inflation as gouging can disappear quickly). Anything that is not battling supply chain issues is clearly deflationary.

        Case in-point . . . one month ago natural gas was $10 per MMBTU, today $6.60 per MMBTU. King crude sliding below $77.50 per barrel on-the-spot. Gold based on USD broke $1,625 per oz overnight. Bottomline, commodities now in-collapse. Grains holding up on Putin. But palm oil in huge selloff in Asia as China economy in-recession.

        Fed policy is an absolute mess (IMO). Core inflation data is as much as 3 months old. U.S. and Canada clearly in-recession no matter the BS in the media . . . .

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        • biglentil
          Senior Member
          • Jun 2015
          • 3293

          Please bring on the deflation you've been calling for for years now.
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          • errolanderson
            Senior Member
            • Jan 2012
            • 3146

            Money printing inspired inflation creating false economics and overvaluations that has exploded in the past five (5) years is over . .

            The U.S. Fed policies ballooning artificial stock market values and home prices (pay me now greed and worry about the future later) has now clearly come home-to-roast. This may be a very deep and long recession. Stock recovery may take years . . . .

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            • Happytrails
              Senior Member
              • Dec 2009
              • 832

              . Anything that is not battling supply chain issues is clearly deflationary[/QUOTE]

              Anything without supply chain issues must not be a scarce resource. I can't see any goods falling into that category. Maybe some services. (university professors?)

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                Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
                Money printing inspired inflation creating false economics and overvaluations that has exploded in the past five (5) years is over . .

                The U.S. Fed policies ballooning artificial stock market values and home prices (pay me now greed and worry about the future later) has now clearly come home-to-roast. This may be a very deep and long recession. Stock recovery may take years . . . .
                You’re back macdon , it is you, isn’t it ?
                Missed your excellent market insights !

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                • sumdumguy
                  Senior Member
                  • Mar 2007
                  • 12018

                  Sort of beside the point but anyone listening to Gormley today would have heard that 88% of the professors are bent to the left and vote that way. They are not tolerant nor open to views that do not coincide with their own so governments are legislating policy that forces them to be open to alternate views. They will just flunk the dissenters for their, “inappropriate views”. Unbelieveable!

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                  • jazz
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                    • Jul 2018
                    • 9308

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                    • errolanderson
                      Senior Member
                      • Jan 2012
                      • 3146

                      Fallout in natural gas, precious metals and copper getting nasty. This is a stark waring to crude oil (IMO).
                      OPEC production cuts may be more panic move to derail a possible washout in oil prices. Cause: quickly deepening global recession. Asset prices coming under increased selling pressure.

                      These comments definitely not coming from main stream media . . . .

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