Canadian Exodus?
I saw it being implied a few times on this forum, but now it appears that I'm seeing it in real life. Canadians that I would have expected to be here by now are not. Others that have invested their ti...
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TomG2 wrote:slickest1 wrote:TomG2 wrote:
It is 80F/27C at noon today in South Texas. Put a price on that.
I'd be happy to change $5000. on par with ya!! Put a price on that.
I am sure there are holders of other foreign currencies that would like a better exchange rate also. Pesos, Dollars, or Pounds, what matters is the perceived value for the money spent. I don't go North or South to save money.
The funny thing is the Canadian dollar is one of the best performing currencies in the world in the last few years. Out performing the Yen, the pound, the euro, and a bunch of other major currencies. Any country with their currency called "the dollar" gets a rough time as people always compare it to the American dollar. Other countries with other names for their currency really don't pay attention as much to the comparison but rather to the price of things in their currency.
