Before we built our house 10 years ago, wife ordered 200 dump truck loads of fill for the lot. Neighbors not too pleased, but we’ve stayed dry since. Since then, neighbors have also raised their lot levels.
Well said. And I’ll add, every dog has its day. USD has languished in the high 20’s and low 30’s far too long. I do see a pattern now. When US stocks go down—Baht goes down on USD (risk off). When US stocks rise—Baht also rises (currency traders call this: risk on).
What the good general doesn’t understand—any time you manipulate one particular currency down vs. the Baht, you inadvertently tank other currencies in the process.
Hey, every dog has its day. Give it up on Dollar bashing. And 37 didn’t last very long. At the moment you cannot get 37 Baht for a Dollar at Wise. That ship has sailed.