us dollar rate...

[alnr]

mga sir, question naman po... ano ba sa tingin niyo ang magiging trend ng us dollar this coming weeks or months. nag aalangan kasi kami ng misis ko kung ipapapalit na namin yung dollar. ano sa tingin niyo?


thanks!!

[mazdamazda]

pre... HOLD!

check mo yung daily statistics:

http://www.bsp.gov.ph/statistics/sefi/day99.htm

mas malakas na ang peso compared to the same period last year.

ang trend right now is downwards. but sooner or later, mag spike upwards ulit yan tapos dun mo ibenta. mataas lang ang overseas remmittance this month.

[alnr]

mazdamazda,

yun nga isip namin eh, pambili kasi ng 2nd hand na kotse (mazda, bwehehehe).

OT:
hindi ba mahirap maghanap ng parts ng mazda (gen2) ska hindi ba mahal?

thanks!!

[mazdamazda]

OT:

eto ang thread for mazda 323

http://tsikot.yehey.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7759

hindi mahirap maghanap ng parts. may ilang shops sa banawe na specializing in mazda / ford parts. hindi naman rin ganun ka mahal ang parts.

[cyberdoc95]

mga sir, question naman po... ano ba sa tingin niyo ang magiging trend ng us dollar this coming weeks or months. nag aalangan kasi kami ng misis ko kung ipapapalit na namin yung dollar. ano sa tingin niyo?


thanks!!

Hey alnr!
I suggest that if the car is not needed immediately, you might want to hold on to your dollar as of yet. As you can see, Philippine currency is still very erratic as of this time. You will never know what's going to happen anytime. The dollar has intentionally lowered its value to encourage trading with the US because of the Trade deficit between the US and the rest of the world totalling $600B and when that deficit is covered, I am definitely sure that the dollar will bounce back.

I can't believe that in 4 years ago, around January of 2000(4 years plus pala kasi 2005 has just started), if you click
HERE, this will give you an idea of how the Peso has devaluated over this short period of time. It started at around P40-$1, then in just over four years, it is now around P55-$1. Fifteen pesos to a dollar devaluation in just 4 years. If you can't access the hyperlink above, just go to: http://www.oanda.com/convert/fxhistory

With the good economic growth given, it is a very good economic indicator, but it is not gonna get too hot that fast or else something like what happened to Japan will occur. With the current political atmosphere, I really doubt it a lot if the Peso would stabilize really soon. Politics and Peace & Order situation make the situation worse for the Peso coz whether you like it or not, that's how the system works. Everything is connected.

CLICK HERE: OANDA.COM

[kingkaboodles]

i saw on TV patrol that the people are encouraged to exchange their dollars. they expect that the peso will only get stronger. (probably another media manipulation)

anyhow, i agree with m2 and cyberD. hold on to it muna.

[shadow]

hinde tumaas ang peso, bumababa lang talaga ang dollars, malaki pagkaiba nun...

[jiggs84]

i guess, exchange it when you need it.

sa huli lagi ang sisi. so when you exchange it when you need the money, then di ka magsisisi. okay ba?

[kingkaboodles]

yun nga din ang analysis ko shadow. i've seen it on CNN and BBC.

kaya i went to the conclusion that it's probably a government trick to pass either the VAT, or something else.

[alnr]

thanks guys for the replies. actually ganun nga din ang feeling namin kaso parang nakakahinayang na yung difference from 56 to 55. antay na nga lang muna kami...

thanks ulit...

[totoybato]

hinde tumaas ang peso, bumababa lang talaga ang dollars, malaki pagkaiba nun...

Bro tama ka dyan. Hindi po lumalakas ang piso, humihina po ang dollars, check ninyo trend.

[BlueBimmer]

so does this mean ok bumili ng dollars ngaun?

[tagalnasaabroad]

sure ako ang peso natin ang isa sa currency sa buong mundong hindi siniseryoso; only in ASEAN countries and some middle east places mapapalitan ang peso sa kanilang airports..it's something not its worth..tinitimbang pero parang kulang lagi kahit nakikita namang eksakto sa weighing scale..

kung ako ho sa inyong magasawa bakas ako sa opinyon ng ibang posters: keep those greenbacks safely stashed..palit lang kayo ng peso for pressing needs..

[mazdamazda]

so does this mean ok bumili ng dollars ngaun?

not really... the dollar is devaulating itself for them to compete with the world market

[usokpower]

Hey alnr!
I suggest that if the car is not needed immediately, you might want to hold on to your dollar as of yet. As you can see, Philippine currency is still very erratic as of this time. You will never know what's going to happen anytime. The dollar has intentionally lowered its value to encourage trading with the US because of the Trade deficit between the US and the rest of the world totalling $600B and when that deficit is covered, I am definitely sure that the dollar will bounce back.

I can't believe that in 4 years ago, around January of 2000(4 years plus pala kasi 2005 has just started), if you click
HERE, this will give you an idea of how the Peso has devaluated over this short period of time. It started at around P40-$1, then in just over four years, it is now around P55-$1. Fifteen pesos to a dollar devaluation in just 4 years. If you can't access the hyperlink above, just go to: http://www.oanda.com/convert/fxhistory

With the good economic growth given, it is a very good economic indicator, but it is not gonna get too hot that fast or else something like what happened to Japan will occur. With the current political atmosphere, I really doubt it a lot if the Peso would stabilize really soon. Politics and Peace & Order situation make the situation worse for the Peso coz whether you like it or not, that's how the system works. Everything is connected.

CLICK HERE: OANDA.COM

tumpak! At first I thought the government is playing "window dressing" to fool us. But America is experiencing economical woes as of this date because of the huge expenditures they made during the Iraq invasion. I think they spend around $1billion per day during the war. After the war election naman. That is why their budget deficit is rising and their currency is getting weaker which is why the peso value is appreciating. Just like what cyberdoc is saying it is all connected.

Kalokohan yung sinasabi nila na maraming foreign investors nag infuse ng dollars to our country. The life blood of our country greatly depends on our OFW remittances which amounts $7-8billion per year which makes our peso slightly stable. I put more emphasis on SLIGHTLY. Kaya pag natigil ang remittances. LAND SLIDE NA!

[Karding]

hinde tumaas ang peso, bumababa lang talaga ang dollars, malaki pagkaiba nun...

natumbok mo kapatid.

galing magpa-ikot ng ibang tao. She claims that its her who made it happen. Eh ang totoo, Dollar beats itself and no one else.

[shadow]

natumbok mo kapatid.

galing magpa-ikot ng ibang tao. She claims that its her who made it happen. Eh ang totoo, Dollar beats itself and no one else.

hay naku! eversince naman nun election eh, she's been lying to the people....

[Field Master]

Kakaiba ang sitwasyon ngayon. Peso getting stronger (or dollar getting weaker) and national economic is improving at 6.1%. These came within the same period and hopefully that this is not artificial growth. What is disturbing is that these positive development takes place when the house is passing a bill of expanded VAT which is not a "popular" measures. Sana lang hindi magkakapatid ang mga ito.

[BlueBimmer]

how much kaya aabot ang dollar? 54?

[alnr]

ibig sabihin ba nito eh parang nag take advantage ang government natin sa pag baba ng dollar?