Serious question?

[Sprite12]

How would you feel if the dollar went to the euro?
It doesn't seem that far away from us losing of our Sovereignty. The Canadian dollar is now worth 1.05 American dollar. It is a serious question that needs to be asked?

[bawanajim]

I'm thinking it gonna be the Cubs next year. With Elvis singing the national anthem.

[Sprite12]

ORIGINAL: bawanajim

I'm thinking it gonna be the Cubs next year. With Elvis singing the national anthem.

[bawanajim]

ORIGINAL: Sprite12

Never even heard that swooshing sound did ya.

[Sprite12]

ORIGINAL: bawanajim

Never even heard that swooshing sound did ya.

Yes,but it seemed like the handle wasn't pushed the whole way down. I just heard it spring up and in the final cycle.

[Fieldmouse]

My take off the top of my head is that it's a benifit right now to us because it's the foreign goverments who are loosing money right now. As the dollar slips, their money they loaned us is loosing value and is not in their best interestto allow that to happen. However, in the long run it may make it less atractive for them to loan us money for our deficiet spending. That could open a whole new can of worms good and bad. That's my theory, I'm having it checked out and hopefully will have an answer or at least know where to look.

[tangozulu]

As long as the buck keeps falling, the price of oil will climb.

[Fieldmouse]

ORIGINAL: tangozulu

As long as the buck keeps falling, the price of oil will climb.

All the more reason for the US to drill for there own oil if that's true.

[burniegoeasily]

ORIGINAL: Fieldmouse

All the more reason for the US to drill for there own oil if that's true.

They are. My brother has quite a few rigs going. The only kicker, its not going to bring down the price of gas, but will increase profits for the oil guys. My brother is making money hand over fist. But like in the 80s, it will soon come to an end.