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1. Neal Vanderstelt on Pound vs. Loonie: Is a Relief Rally Coming?: I don't think QE is over for the UK especially that they have... more »
2. Northern Dancer on Pound vs. Loonie: Is a Relief Rally Coming?: With Russia recently declaring that they'd be looking to buy more... more »
3. Northern Dancer on Japanese Yen: Still a Safe Haven Currency?: I don't pretend to be any kind of expert, but I'm starting to get... more »
4. bob adamson on Japanese Yen: Still a Safe Haven Currency?: The following Angus Reid polling report throws some light on the... more »
5. Moon Kil Woong on Japanese Yen: Still a Safe Haven Currency?: Good assesment Thomas George. Japan unlike the US has a trade... more »
6. Joe Shareholder on Japanese Yen: Still a Safe Haven Currency?: It's a stand off, with the Japanese trying to destroy their... more »
7. Thomas George on Japanese Yen: Still a Safe Haven Currency?: I have a theory. The strong thing in favour of the Yen against... more »
8. Bull Run on Who Is Buying the Loonie?: The CDN dollar comparative wise is a very thinly traded currency,... more »
9. Thomas George on Who Is Buying the Loonie?: I agree that CAD and AUD will do better than USD. But, every... more »
10. Donald Ingram on Who Is Buying the Loonie?: It all comes down to attractiveness of commodity currencies versus... more »
11. Uncle Pie on Who Is Buying the Loonie?: As a long term investor, I make no attempt to play short term... more »
12. bob adamson on Euro Still Struggling with Southern Europe Woes: Last year when Iceland’s banking system imploded and the... more »
13. zalo on Euro Still Struggling with Southern Europe Woes: Europe is in much worse situation than the US. Debt burdens and... more »
14. Mad Hedge Fund Trader on Did Dubai World Credit Default Delay Euro's Run to Higher Levels?: bdc Given the barrels of ink spilled about the Dubai’s troubles,... more »
15. ACEMAN on Did Dubai World Credit Default Delay Euro's Run to Higher Levels?: Y'all on the right track but on the wrong train. How do we spell... more »