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  1. Started 7 weeks ago and now lost 2 stones.. Starting weight around 15st 4lbs.. Side effects of the <deleted>s alot though but worth the weight loss. Bought the Ozempic at Fascino. It basically paid for itself because i've saved 9000 baht everymonth on not eating garbage. Cholesterol 1 year ago was 5.59.. Got tested last week it's now 4.24 which is great.

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  2. I sent a letter on Friday from Thailand tracked to my mothers address in the UK.. She gets a phone call late Monday evening saying it was The Royal Mail and she had to pay £2.99 or the letter would return to sender.. So she paid it and they tried to take £2000 out of her account.. It looks like the scammers must work either at the Airport in the UK or Thailand as they must have saw the letter... Anyways it's been 5 days now and letter has still not arrived in the UK so it looks like they have stolen the letter too .. 

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  3. Just now, Bell1234 said:

    Not one thing you said was correct.. The pound will not go down in march because the whole world will have the same poor results as the UK.. Also inflation will go up yes but because of the price of oil and people finally allowed to go out shopping and if you're alloeed to fly for Holidays.

    You also have the price cap coming off Electricity and The Government taking the cap off petrol.. 

  4. 23 hours ago, rickudon said:

    Yes, GB pound up, Why? Because Brexit UNCERTAINTY is over (deal, no deal, what actually was affected). The negative impacts of Brexit were factored in 4 years ago, and very little has changed on that front. I think the first quarterly trade figures will be shocking and will have a negative effect, so expect pound to go down late March- April time.

     

    Other positives - successful vaccination campaign, political chaos in USA (that will wear off soon) and slowly improved trade as the year goes on as exporters come to grips with the new regulations. 45 baht to the pound is still a fantasy this year, expect a rollercoaster between 40-43 as the various effects come and go.

     

    Finally, inflation will go up this year in UK due to higher import/export costs. That may impact on exchange rates later on.

    Not one thing you said was correct.. The pound will not go down in march because the whole world will have the same poor results as the UK.. Also inflation will go up yes but because of the price of oil and people finally allowed to go out shopping and if you're alloeed to fly for Holidays.

  5. On 2/23/2021 at 4:24 PM, douglasspade said:

    When GBP/USD pushes through 1.435, I would call it a comeback. For now GBP/THB are edging on a major weekly resistance at 42.290-  held since 2018/11/12, that is 800 odd days. Pushing bullish and holding that price, it could push for the next major resistance of 45.200 - witch was the support of the 2016 selloff.

     

    The Dollar is on the three-year low against the British Pound due to boosted risk sentiment, because of the current covid progress in the US (also fueled by change of Presidency). Although the Thai Baht is performing remarkably well 'in range' against the Dollar, it always perform in sequence with the Dollar against European markets. The Baht is not a US pegged market since 1997, but trade sentiment is such a dishonorable thing ????????????!

    It was 52 baht for the selloff in 2016 not 45.

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