Thai Baht vs USD -

[Banana7]

Is the bull market on USD over?

Edited November 19, 2017 by Banana7

[lannarebirth]

32.50  -  33.50  If it breaks 32.50 for more than a day or two it could get MUCH stronger, but I doubt very much that's in the cards. 

[chicowoodduck]

Oh my Buddha, another USA vs Baht story.....yawn....????

[Time Traveller]

Who cares? Anything less than a 10% move is just noise.

[Belzybob]

The issue is not limited to the USD. The Baht is inflated against all currencies. No doubt its handy for those Thais tucking away their little nest eggs in overseas banks.

[malibukid]

the Thai Baht is a deal breaker for me when making large purchases.  KL is a much better place to shop for clothing, electronics et.al. the money i save pays for a lovely weekend.  import duties too high here on top of it.

[sammieuk1]

There must be big bucks being made some place with the Baht being so strong wonder how Thai exports are fairing ?

[elgenon]

Of course what the president does and his policies have an effect. But there are other factors too. Anyone or anything that causes uncertainty has a negative effect.

 

 

[metisdead]

A troll post has been removed, the reply was removed as well. 

[PerkinsCuthbert]

1 hour ago, Just1Voice said:

What the heck does Trump have to do with this?  
But I guess Haters Gotta Hate, one way or another. 

 

If you don't know the effect on economic policy that POTUS can have in the US, and hence on the strength or weakness of the USD, it's probably better you don't comment further on this subject.

[serpent32]

Jeez it’s been approximately the same for at least the past 10 years probably longer.  It ain’t gonna drastically change over night.  

[Banana7]

11 hours ago, serpent32 said:

Jeez it’s been approximately the same for at least the past 10 years probably longer.  It ain’t gonna drastically change over night.  

Well around Dec. 15-20, 2016 it was 36 for USD. Today it's 32.7b. I'd rather be getting 36b if its going to bounce up by year-end. Back in April 2013 USD was in the 28b range.

 

Edited November 21, 2017 by Banana7

[serpent32]

On 11/21/2017 at 10:31 PM, Banana7 said:

Well around Dec. 15-20, 2016 it was 36 for USD. Today it's 32.7b. I'd rather be getting 36b if its going to bounce up by year-end. Back in April 2013 USD was in the 28b range.

 

Exactly it never drastically changes.  Although in Japan the Yen Vrs. the dollar is constantly bouncing around.  

[morrobay]

On 11/20/2017 at 10:47 AM, Belzybob said:

The issue is not limited to the USD. The Baht is inflated against all currencies. No doubt its handy for those Thais tucking away their little nest eggs in overseas banks.

If the baht is inflated then how is that sustainable ?

[morrobay]

On 11/20/2017 at 1:24 PM, PerkinsCuthbert said:

If you don't know the effect on economic policy that POTUS can have in the US, and hence on the strength or weakness of the USD, it's probably better you don't comment further on this subject.

Ok the economy is doing well: stock market, gdp,Trump bump.I lay the blame on those SAPS at the fed. And yes it seems Trump has appointed another one