Haha, one of the reasons I am choosing Thailand is because the currency has been consistent at 30-40 price range. Unlike Latin America and Eastern Europe currencies. People who move to Thailand are folks who love stability in currency. You don't want to wake up one day where you're currency is 100 and then 1 the next.
But let's see.
If Baht goes close to 40, be happy as you exchange your foreign currency and get more baht.
If Baht goes close to 30, be happy as your property can be sold for baht that can be exchange with more foreign currency. For example, property sold at B35M. At 35 to a dollar, that is 35M/35 = $1M. At 30 to a dollar, that means 35M/30 = higher than $1M.
Either way, I'll be happy.
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