ang mga dollar earners ma feel na dayon dli lang ang importersOriginally Posted by Mr.Ho_chia
ang mga dollar earners ma feel na dayon dli lang ang importersOriginally Posted by Mr.Ho_chia
di pa gd tym to invest mney in dollars.. :mrgreen:
Bisag mahimu pa P 1.00 = $50.00 kung way sapi ang atong pitaka wa gehapon ayo.
Relax...Honasan and Trillanes will take care of everything....
hahahahahaOriginally Posted by donki
same ra ang prices cuz its not the peso thats gaining value, its the dollar thats losing value. e compare gud ang other currencies diba wa na talbong, ang dollar ra gyud sigi naog.
before kadtong cge pa ko gawas-gawas okei kaayo ang allowance in US$.. $1 = 56 til nahimong 50 na lang.
karon palargahon ko wa nay gana $1 = 45 d na worth sa ka-kapoy.
hahay...
dollar down to 43.80 nalang. yehey!
I doubt that the dollar will gain strength. Most investors(global) have sought to gold and other precious metals as haven against dollar devaluation. Thats why expect the prices of these P.M. to rise as other investors follow suit. Furthermore, there has been substantial purchases of fortune 500 companies in the US of other currencies like the malaysian ringgit, euro etc.
US is now in recession. Most analysts doubt that the US government can hurdle this in the near future.
For those who have substantial dollar or peso, contact me if you want to shield your precious currencies from the fluctuations and devaluation. Feel free to contact me at -09225106193.
Locally, there is more harm to our economy if we continue to experience this phenomenon. As posted by many istoryans, the OFWs and the exporters are the hardest hit sectors. Foreign investors like BPOs are also greatly affected. They earn in dollars while their costs are in pesos. If $ weaken(which is revenue) and peso strengthen(which is expense), basig manirado na sila.
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