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The way to go.
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1.00 USD = 1.33161 CAD US Dollar ↔ Canadian Dollar 1 USD = 1.33161 CAD 1 CAD = 0.750969 USD http://i.imgur.com/5Hxa7iV.gif |
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I would think the average Canadian would have a much different view. |
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Irrelevant, but true. :D Perhaps they'll do less cross-border shopping. Meanwhile I continue to bring U.S. dollars into the country which are of course now worth more, thus I spend more into the local economy. However, sorry to piss on the rave but Canadians like myself aren't really all that further ahead because of this. Prices on just about everything have risen in the past year, moreso than in other years, because virtually every industry, business, and utility out there wants to recoup their losses, extra costs of doing US business, and the banks aren't helping by slapping their extra little fees everywhere and on every type of account imagineable. $5 a month "management" fee, $15 "wire transfer recieving fee", $100/yr "just cuz" fee, etc etc et-fucking-cetera. But yeah, Prince is right to be dancing all over like a shell-shocked WWI vet. An extra $250-$300 CAD on every $1,000 USD = party party party time (except it really doesn't) (not really). |
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Time to cash in some usd :):)
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1.00 USD = 1.33206 CAD
US Dollar ↔ Canadian Dollar 1 USD = 1.33206 CAD 1 CAD = 0.750717 USD Doiin' the happy dance... doin' the happy dance.. |
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Congratz to the winners!
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Not a bad thing for people living in Canada getting paid in USD.
As for a housing market correction. I would not bet to much on it hitting Vancouver or Toronto hard. As the dollar and price of oil drops, many will leave AB seeking work elsewhere so the demand for housing in places with less than a 2% vacancy rate may not become a reality. It may become one for areas with higher vacancy rates as the supply / demand pressure is not there to support the prices as the CND drops lower. |
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I got 1.3541 today for my moneys. Not too shabby! Then I realized a $40 trip to the grocery store is nearly a $75 trip now. Hrm.
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100 worthless Canadian dollars :2 cents:
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pussy, btc is better... now invest in bitcoin.
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new world record :upsidedow
1 USD = 1.3938 CAD |
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I could almost believe in santa. |
I don't see the CAD improving. Low oil prices, low commodity prices, Fed interest rate hikes and Iran joining the oil market soon. Very good news for those Canadians earning in USD.
I remember the days of $1.55 then the plunge to $0.96. Good times for some. |
1.00 USD = 1.40651 CAD
make hay while the sun shines |
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Low oil prices = Low CAN dollar
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and its ffuuuuuukkin winter! who the hell wants to go to great whitey now?
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We're intentionally keepin' the Canuck buck low to make tonight's $1.5USD billion Powerball lottery even better.
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All the news made me look back at my records from 2001. Wouldn't this be nice?
Month Rate Jan 1.5032 Feb 1.52156 Mar 1.55874 Apr 1.55777 May 1.54105 Jun 1.52454 Jul 1.53079 Aug 1.53986 Sep 1.56784 Oct 1.57168 Nov 1.59224 Dec 1.57875 Avg exchange rate CDN to USD 2001: 1.5490016667 |
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The currency exchange was like found-money. |
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Expect a big spike in food prices.
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