what's going on with the euro ?

Smart money would be on the Euro dropping further.

If they embark on quantitative easing (printing money) which is a distinct possibility, then it'll certainly drop further.

I'm loving it for how cheap travel is becoming and property maintenance, taxes, etc., but not the value of property. Still that doesn't matter until sale time, so happy days
 
cossied said:
it started falling when Switzerland broke from the eurocap.?
Yes, the Swiss central bank was buying large tranches of euros in order to maintain the peg of 1.2 once they (completely unexpectedly) withdrew from the peg the exchanges went crazy - add in the Greece election uncertainty and the likelihood of QE and the euro could well fall a fair bit further
 
cj10jeeper said:
Smart money would be on the Euro dropping further.

If they embark on quantitative easing (printing money) which is a distinct possibility, then it'll certainly drop further.

I'm loving it for how cheap travel is becoming and property maintenance, taxes, etc., but not the value of property. Still that doesn't matter until sale time, so happy days


Haha , i'm in the same boat , can't win :cry: l i dream of the 1.55/1.60 returning , but if we sold up id much prefer it at parity :D
 
I have a trip booked to France this year, the Euro is falling like a lead balloon.

So when / what rate do you buy at? 1.30?
 
DumfriesDik said:
I have a trip booked to France this year, the Euro is falling like a lead balloon.

So when / what rate do you buy at? 1.30?

Anyone who knew the answer to that would be a multi millionaire.

There's no reason for it to rise right now, but if it does you were too late. If not too early.

Just buy when you need IT.
 
cj10jeeper said:
DumfriesDik said:
I have a trip booked to France this year, the Euro is falling like a lead balloon.

So when / what rate do you buy at? 1.30?

Anyone who knew the answer to that would be a multi millionaire.

There's no reason for it to rise right now, but if it does you were too late. If not too early.

Just buy when you need IT.

Exactly this , unless your buying property or a very expensive car , the real world difference in exchange rates is probably a few extra beers :D
 
I suspect the penny has finally dropped and they have realised that one size dont fit all, what is it? you cant fool all of the people all of the time . :|
 
thepits said:
Nah, you will never lose out with gold :)

As with most investments its all about timing :( some will have made money but it looks like its declining to me

http://www.infomine.com/investment/metal-prices/gold/5-year/
 
I shall be off to Spain beginning of March going to take a look at some apartments near Murcia that the banks are selling off
at 60% below original prices so i suppose this helps if it keeps going this way.
Still not sure about buying though the way things are over there but will have a look and see :!:
What would existing owners of property in Spain recommend about buying. :thumbsup: or :thumbsdown:
 
I'm not an existing owner, but I am extensive TV watcher - all indications are ..........

....... Don't :thumbsdown:

Search the tinterweb - google is your friend [other search engines are available :) ]
 
Back
Top Bottom