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Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 12:29 pm Post subject: |
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Its looking more like its going to collapse then not collapse at this rate, so no its not particularly good . Whilst if it did collapse it wouldn't be completely worthless if your a country who currently uses it, you can bet no one would be wanting to buy it which would basically mean exchanging it into pounds would cost you a considerable sum..basically because it would be semi worthless costing you money.
Just spoke to my boss about it as he's quite knowledgeable on this stuff, basically if it crashes your euro will be worth not a lot too the pound so yea pretty much worthless. For now you should be fine but be careful.
Bottom line is if it crashes your euros are going to be worth not a lot in pounds..or any other strong currency for that matter.
Watch out about news with Greece if they have to default in regards to there debt..basically means they'll be dejected from the euro. And that will be bad.
Can't imagine it collapsing for maybe a year even if it does but the more bad news in regards too this situation then the more the euro will likely weaken against other currencies. |
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Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 1:39 pm Post subject: |
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It won't just go crash bang wallop without any kind of notice and as said before should be fine for now and probably for least a year. If worried keep funds in euros to an absolute minimum possible  |
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| Moving from 2 to 1.5 Euros to the Pound would be strengthening of the Euro and yea you'd get more when you withdrew. |
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Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 2:54 pm Post subject: |
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Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 3:19 pm Post subject: |
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| kierkegaard1 wrote: | surely if euro weakens v pound that means i get more pounds for my euro.
ie if 2euro = 1pound, and it weakens to 1.5euro = 1pound, thats good for me when i withdraw?
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what you have to remember is that it would become weaker! so in this case the pound:euro ratio would increase so that in an extreme case the £1 could be worth €100 which would be bad if you going from € to £
and the tends right now do say its crashing, also this graph show that crash pretty well imo
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Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 3:20 pm Post subject: |
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Basically if the euro dropped from 2euros = 1pound too 1.5euros = 1 pound then the euro would strengthen. If it weakens it'll increase, effectively meaning you need to spend more euros to get A POUND. Think of it the other way, 1 pound would buy you a shitload of euros but a shitload of euros would only get you a pound.
Your thinking correctly but from the wrong way round kierk kierk
That's why its cheap to go to places like Thailand compared to them to go to the UK as the pound is stronger then there currency.
As you'd be exchanging from euros to pounds you dont for example want 1 pound worth 20 euros..that's BAD for you if you hold euros and want to exchange it for pounds.
Quick example. If 2euros = 1 pound now and you have 100 euros that's 50 pounds. If euro collapses and lets say 20euros is now worth 1 pound,100 euros will only translate to 5pounds.
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Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 4:03 pm Post subject: |
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| icemanv6 wrote: | Basically if the euro dropped from 2euros = 1pound too 1.5euros = 1 pound then the euro would strengthen. If it weakens it'll increase, effectively meaning you need to spend more euros to get A POUND. Think of it the other way, 1 pound would buy you a shitload of euros but a shitload of euros would only get you a pound.
Your thinking correctly but from the wrong way round kierk kierk
That's why its cheap to go to places like Thailand compared to them to go to the UK as the pound is stronger then there currency.
As you'd be exchanging from euros to pounds you dont for example want 1 pound worth 20 euros..that's BAD for you if you hold euros and want to exchange it for pounds.
Quick example. If 2euros = 1 pound now and you have 100 euros that's 50 pounds. If euro collapses and lets say 20euros is now worth 1 pound,100 euros will only translate to 5pounds.
Hopefully this clears it up for you guys. |
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