Wire transfer fees
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Re: Wire transfer fees
8.755% of a dollar is only 8.755 cents, so if the dollar moved 8.755 cents against whatever currency that you are trying to get into, then you are screwed anyway.pczz wrote: ↑Thu Jan 11, 2018 11:47 pmif only it was that simple. At the moment I get 8.755 interest in AMK. If i change my money out of usd i can get bugger all, so unless the USD drops more than 8.75% then no point in selling. Of course Mr T is so nice to china they have every incentive to dry his credit up. Once that white haired buffoon is ejected from the White Houe and/or impeached the dollar will go back up
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Re: Wire transfer fees
Correct. the question is whether the dollar will move 8.75% and the currency oin question which, in my case, is the GBP. i bought dollars at near $1.70. If brexit goes badly the GBP may dropbolueeleh wrote: ↑Thu Jan 11, 2018 11:57 pm8.755% of a dollar is only 8.755 cents, so if the dollar moved 8.755 cents against whatever currency that you are trying to get into, then you are screwed anyway.pczz wrote: ↑Thu Jan 11, 2018 11:47 pmif only it was that simple. At the moment I get 8.755 interest in AMK. If i change my money out of usd i can get bugger all, so unless the USD drops more than 8.75% then no point in selling. Of course Mr T is so nice to china they have every incentive to dry his credit up. Once that white haired buffoon is ejected from the White Houe and/or impeached the dollar will go back up
even against a weak dollar. Even if brexit goes well it is unlikely to move more than 3 or 4 cents. the catch is if brexit is cancelled in which case the GBp could bounce 10 cents or more. One politician suggested a second vote and the GBp went up by 0.5 cents in an hour
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Re: Wire transfer fees
its 1.35+ now, you hv already gained about 20%, fuck the interest, break the tenure and realise ur gainpczz wrote: ↑Fri Jan 12, 2018 12:01 amCorrect. the question is whether the dollar will move 8.75% and the currency oin question which, in my case, is the GBP. i bought dollars at near $1.70. If brexit goes badly the GBP may dropbolueeleh wrote: ↑Thu Jan 11, 2018 11:57 pm8.755% of a dollar is only 8.755 cents, so if the dollar moved 8.755 cents against whatever currency that you are trying to get into, then you are screwed anyway.pczz wrote: ↑Thu Jan 11, 2018 11:47 pmif only it was that simple. At the moment I get 8.755 interest in AMK. If i change my money out of usd i can get bugger all, so unless the USD drops more than 8.75% then no point in selling. Of course Mr T is so nice to china they have every incentive to dry his credit up. Once that white haired buffoon is ejected from the White Houe and/or impeached the dollar will go back up
even against a weak dollar. Even if brexit goes well it is unlikely to move more than 3 or 4 cents. the catch is if brexit is cancelled in which case the GBp could bounce 10 cents or more. One politician suggested a second vote and the GBp went up by 0.5 cents in an hour
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Re: Wire transfer fees
No thanks. cable has been swinging 55 or more very month and I have been playing it. I have the same cash now I had 4 years ago and all my living expenses have been paid for by Microfinanace. Win Win
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