Canadian dollar closes at $1.09US

Here's a link.

http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2007/10/31/4620702-cp.html

Not at all. As a Junior in High School this has very little importance in my life.Cube_of_MooN

Here's a link.

Teh Link.

Oyeoyeoye

That should be linkified now...

Here's a link.

http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2007/10/31/4620702-cp.html

Oyeoyeoye

Ah, so now I see how this could be a problem for you. The possibility of an unstable economy along with business problems... best of luck :)

[QUOTE="Cube_of_MooN"]Not at all. As a Junior in High School this has very little importance in my life.Sgt_Randall

But now I am too focused on other things... And besides, when it does start mattering for me, this will likely have changed somehow.

Not at all. As a Junior in High School this has very little importance in my life.Cube_of_MooN

The value of a nations currency says very little about its economic strength....jointed

Yep declining dollar and trillions of dollars of debt means economic powerhouse.

[QUOTE="Cube_of_MooN"]Not at all. As a Junior in High School this has very little importance in my life.CptJSparrow

I meant more at this very moment in time. I do realize it may have implications on my future life and job outlook.

Prices around here are coming down eh. Cheaper games. :)

Now I gotta get on my polar bear and go to the ebgames igloo. Theres a new one being frozen 10 seconds from where I live.(That's a fact)

But seriously, I'm in high school and the lowering prices are great.

[QUOTE="jointed"]The value of a nations currency says very little about its economic strength....YeahYes

Yep declining dollar and trillions of dollars of debt means economic powerhouse.

ehhh....in this case....yes.

I wonder how high it can go.

I also wonder if at some point we'll stop valuing our dollar against the US as it's basically plummeting towards the ground and will eventually have no meaning as a basis for comparison. Maybe we'll use the Euro or something.

Of course, that probably won't happen just because we're linked so closely to the US economy. As the US sinks further and further, crying and kicking and screaming, they'll drag us along for the ride. Right now retailers in Canada are getting screwed, and any company who has US clients isn't doing any better. I know a lot of manufacturers sell to the US and have always sold in US funds to keep it simpler for their customers. That plan's not doing so hot now.

I wonder how high it can go.

I also wonder if at some point we'll stop valuing our dollar against the US as it's basically plummeting towards the ground and will eventually have no meaning as a basis for comparison. Maybe we'll use the Euro or something.

Of course, that probably won't happen just because we're linked so closely to the US economy. As the US sinks further and further, crying and kicking and screaming, they'll drag us along for the ride. Right now retailers in Canada are getting screwed, and any company who has US clients isn't doing any better. I know a lot of manufacturers sell to the US and have always sold in US funds to keep it simpler for their customers. That plan's not doing so hot now.

DJ_Lae

Then you canadians better hope the U.S goes back to Gold Standard