Where is the Euro headed?

[bubble_contagion]

All Euros are headed to New York to shop! NYC stores are now accepting payments in Euro. My trip to Spain last year seems like a good investment now. This year’s trip will be painful. My wife and I travel to Europe once a year, I remember in 2000 the Euro was around .90. So Sad.

[kev374]

Hey, we may run across each other Kev.

All I think about when I watch this happen is that there will be fewer American tourists to contend with as wifey and I enjoy our trip!

Hehe, possibly! 🙂

Hope you guys have a great time on your trip.

[kev374]

Hey, we may run across each other Kev.

All I think about when I watch this happen is that there will be fewer American tourists to contend with as wifey and I enjoy our trip!

Hehe, possibly! 🙂

Hope you guys have a great time on your trip.

[kev374]

Hey, we may run across each other Kev.

All I think about when I watch this happen is that there will be fewer American tourists to contend with as wifey and I enjoy our trip!

Hehe, possibly! 🙂

Hope you guys have a great time on your trip.

[kev374]

Hey, we may run across each other Kev.

All I think about when I watch this happen is that there will be fewer American tourists to contend with as wifey and I enjoy our trip!

Hehe, possibly! 🙂

Hope you guys have a great time on your trip.

[kev374]

Hey, we may run across each other Kev.

All I think about when I watch this happen is that there will be fewer American tourists to contend with as wifey and I enjoy our trip!

Hehe, possibly! 🙂

Hope you guys have a great time on your trip.

[kev374]

It will get worse before it stabilizes…

http://money.cnn.com/2008/02/29/markets/dollar/index.htm?postversion=2008030213

[kev374]

It will get worse before it stabilizes…

http://money.cnn.com/2008/02/29/markets/dollar/index.htm?postversion=2008030213

[kev374]

It will get worse before it stabilizes…

http://money.cnn.com/2008/02/29/markets/dollar/index.htm?postversion=2008030213

[kev374]

It will get worse before it stabilizes…

http://money.cnn.com/2008/02/29/markets/dollar/index.htm?postversion=2008030213

[kev374]

It will get worse before it stabilizes…

http://money.cnn.com/2008/02/29/markets/dollar/index.htm?postversion=2008030213

[Anonymous]

I was in Spain when Bernanke first lowered the rates. In the two week span from when I arrived to when I left, there was a pretty decent difference in exchange rates. Plus, I remember some people i was talking to there poking fun of the dollar.

Long term, I don’t know how it can hold with all those countries with differing economies and differing needs. Seems like a a recipe for disaster. Short term, I bet it will still gain strength against the dollar.

[Anonymous]

I was in Spain when Bernanke first lowered the rates. In the two week span from when I arrived to when I left, there was a pretty decent difference in exchange rates. Plus, I remember some people i was talking to there poking fun of the dollar.

Long term, I don’t know how it can hold with all those countries with differing economies and differing needs. Seems like a a recipe for disaster. Short term, I bet it will still gain strength against the dollar.

[Anonymous]

I was in Spain when Bernanke first lowered the rates. In the two week span from when I arrived to when I left, there was a pretty decent difference in exchange rates. Plus, I remember some people i was talking to there poking fun of the dollar.

Long term, I don’t know how it can hold with all those countries with differing economies and differing needs. Seems like a a recipe for disaster. Short term, I bet it will still gain strength against the dollar.

[Anonymous]

I was in Spain when Bernanke first lowered the rates. In the two week span from when I arrived to when I left, there was a pretty decent difference in exchange rates. Plus, I remember some people i was talking to there poking fun of the dollar.

Long term, I don’t know how it can hold with all those countries with differing economies and differing needs. Seems like a a recipe for disaster. Short term, I bet it will still gain strength against the dollar.

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