January 8th, 2009 stanley
i live in the us and wanna deal with a foreign country if the currency rate stays as it is now.
is it possible to lock in the current rate WITHOUT paying upfront now=buying the foreign amount that i need now for the entire year or so?
in regard to answer 1:
there SHOULD be some way options/ FX, don't know how it works that's why i'm asking here.
Thanks
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January 8th, 2009 stanley
And what is this amount in Australian Dollars.
Here is the site I got it from.
http://www.loot.co.za/shop/main.jsp?page=detail&id=3868343082928
Thankyou
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January 8th, 2009 stanley
http://worldcurrency.co.cc
this is o good site
it contains a lot of information about the currency, traders, ….
You see, and let me know, information that is not accurate
thanks , …
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January 8th, 2009 stanley
Like do you needw an ID? or an account there?
is 410 swiss francs a small amount?
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January 8th, 2009 stanley
Como trocar a moeda hungara (forint) por Reais (moeda brasileira)?
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January 8th, 2009 stanley
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January 7th, 2009 stanley
Because my research shows they never did. They are a fraudulent organization that does nothing but inflate currency put the nation in debt. Prove me otherwise.
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January 7th, 2009 stanley
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January 7th, 2009 stanley
FOREX IMPLIES FOREIGN EXCHANGE.IT IS A 24HOURS TRADE
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January 7th, 2009 stanley
Hi,
Im wondering whether the cross pair currency rates are determined by speculative traders or arbitrage trading computers. For example you have two liquid pairs:
EUR/USD
USD/CAD
and a cross rate
EUR/CAD
I figure, since most of the speculative trading is done on EUR/USD and USD/CAD, the EUR/CAD exchange rate is made by arbitrage traders adjusting the correct cross rate so there is no cross currency arbitrage. That means there are a lot less speculative trades on the EUR/CAD pair than on the EUR/USD for example, percentage wise that is, right? Given that, trading on the cross rate is alot harder, since the market psychology is made up of less traders and more arb, right?
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