Loonie on the way to parity with USD- 12 Oct. 2009


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investpro   
Member since: Nov 06
Posts: 1628
Location: carl sagan's universe

Post ID: #PID Posted on: 28-10-09 20:06:58

loonie trades at 92 cents.
For pros and cons of intervention read:

http://www.financialpost.com/story.html?id=2150492



ftfl   
Member since: Jul 06
Posts: 2335
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 30-10-09 16:09:56


We whooped their horse till Nov. 2007.

We were better or there abouts till Aug of 2008.

Then till middle of October of this year we were down. Close to 30 cents.

As recently as 15th October, we were off by 2.5 cents.

Now we are in a losing streak.

And who knows, we still have two good months to wait and watch.

This week is over, and so is the month.

That is why I asked "Are You Sure ??!!"

My bets are off.

Freddie.



yu203967   
Member since: Dec 03
Posts: 16
Location: Weston Road and Eglington

Post ID: #PID Posted on: 05-12-09 16:34:54

Good discussions. Where do you guys see, CAD headed against INR ?
Do you see, CAD touching Rs 45 mark.

Also I would like to hear from members about UAEExchange as a company. Did anyone use their services ? How reliable is this company ? There exchange rates seems better than ICICI / SBI.

The bottom line is, I need to remit some big amount in 'White' for a property purchase, so can not take any chances with the money.

Thanks in advance for your advise, or if you could suggest any other remittance company operating out of Toronto, besides large banks.



kapilmalik   
Member since: Oct 03
Posts: 51
Location: canada

Post ID: #PID Posted on: 05-01-10 19:52:11

Have you tried Money2India.ca they are subsidy of ICICI and always have better rates thank ICICI canada and SBI. I have been using this service for over 2 years now without any issues.


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rajcanada   
Member since: Jul 03
Posts: 2713
Location: Kitchener, ON

Post ID: #PID Posted on: 06-01-10 06:38:55

Quote:
Originally posted by kapilmalik

Have you tried Money2India.ca they are subsidy of ICICI and always have better rates thank ICICI canada and SBI. I have been using this service for over 2 years now without any issues.



It is money2india.com and not .ca.

Today's ICICI Bank Canada's rate for 1 CAD = 43.5782 INR
Money2India's quote 43.4811924

Seems right now ICICI Canada is giving better rate than money2India.


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ftfl   
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 05-04-10 12:14:49


A penny for your thoughts.

The Canadian Dollar was so close to PAR this morning, two cents would have made it.
Our economy has not picked up any, we have not opened up any mines, No jobs have been created, except a thousand or so, But the price of OIL is pushing it up so high.....Now it is time to watch for the tables to turn. Buy a few for the rainy days.

Freddie.



pranavshah77   
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 05-04-10 12:36:26

i trade through TD borderless plan though the benefit is only 1 cent then regular trade. means even though for selling and buying usd we can loose around 1.5 cent per one dollar trade.

i have 5000US$ which i bought in 1us=1.053 can. now i am loosing money if i trade in current rate due to selling rate-1.5 cent bank commission.

is there any better option than the bank where i dont loose in bank commission atleast.

regards,

Pranav


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