The Dollar Dive

I know what you mean. For the longest time it was a bargain for people from the US to go to Canada to buy stuff because the dollar went further. About 7 years ago we went to Toronto frequently and the bellmen at the hotel would be happy if we tipped them in dollars. A few months ago I doubt they would have appreciated us tipping them in dollars since the Canadian Dollar was worth more.

As I said before I have two other businesses that are seasonal (winter) and over the summer when it's normally dead, I've had a HUGE influx of orders from people in Canada and the UK because their money went farther here in the US. Over the last few weeks that died down in a hurry!


Edited by luvsnow - 28/October/2008 at 4:11pm

Superglide Ken wrote: Well Willy, I have more bad news for you. I expect the Canadian dollar to be down to .62 cents US by this Winter, so it is going to get a whole lot more expensive buying product and produce from the USA in the next little while. I expect it will turn around when oil tops $100 again by spring next year.

No contradiction here.

As winter comes(in November here in Canada and the northern states)oil usage goes up. This will cause oil to rise to near $100 by the end of November. It stays up there to about the end of February when oil for heating declines. It falls under $100 from March until the end of April in the low demand part of the year. Towards the end of April to Memorial day the price goes up to over $100 again and keeps on rising to near $150/barrel by July 4th.

Better save this so you know who told it to you first.

To get the exact timing as this plays out and to make money from it, you will need my PAID advice.

Edited by Superglide Ken - 29/October/2008 at 3:51pm

Gloom despare and agony on me

So does this mean you two aren't buying Kenny's advice????

Superglide Ken wrote: Gee I hope not. I was counting on lots from this board taking my paid investment service, eh?

it is the Alfred E. Newman book of success????