Australian Dollar weak again...

monbla256 · Nov 7, 2010

Be thankful we are ( here in the U.S.) not living in the U.K. . 1 AD = .627130 GB Ps. ! Found a Cattleman being sold for 109.95 pounds from A.Hume Country clothing in the U.K which equals $174.95 U.S. ! Guess we can be tahnkful we are just on a parity

theinterchange · Nov 7, 2010

monbla256 said:
Take another look at the Cattleman. It has 3 horizontal LARGE eyelets ABOVE the shade string eyelets At least that is what I'm expecting given the photo I looked at on DM's site 'Course with a full liner it kind of neutralizes the venting aspects they might have so I might have to take the liner out to wear it year round down here in Texas (I think I missunderstood your post, sorry ) and I can't speak for the Heritage series as I don't own any.

I said that the stampede string eyelet takes away from the aesthetics of the Cattleman's appearance, it just makes the side too "busy" looking. I like the useless vent eyelets on the hat. I've handled one in person [not a Morgan] and liked it a lot.

monbla256 · Nov 7, 2010

I said in my post that I missunderstood your earlier post

As far as "busy" looking, when I wear that sucker in 100+ deg Texas heat I want as MUCH possible venting as I can get !!

I'll probably end up pulling the liner out as has been on my 30+ yo Bushman anyway so that those eyelets can work

I am waiting it's arrival from DM as I write

W4ASZ · Nov 7, 2010

monbla256 said:
Be thankful we are ( here in the U.S.) not living in the U.K. . 1 AD = .627130 GB Ps. ! Found a Cattleman being sold for 109.95 pounds from A.Hume Country clothing in the U.K which equals $174.95 U.S. ! Guess we can be tahnkful we are just on a parity

Well, the books I want from the U.K. are up $20.00 since May due to the exchange rates. On the other hand, there are some decent buys to be had from China for certain goods if one is careful.

I guess it all washes out.

W4ASZ · Jan 3, 2011

Dollar v. Dollar v. Dollar

The first business day of the new year and the Canadian dollar and the Australian dollar are above parity with the U.S. dollar.

:eeek:

I throw that out for consideration.

Rick Blaine · Jan 4, 2011

Oh, Canada

W4ASZ said:
The first business day of the new year and the Canadian dollar and the Australian dollar are above parity with the U.S. dollar. :eeek:

I throw that out for consideration.

>sigh<...I remember going to Canada on .65 Loonies, ya' felt like a king, you did... those days are gone. This is Canada's Century, IMHO. They own the 2nd largest proven oil fields on earth & something like 35% of the fresh water on the planet. Let's "liberate" Canada! Who's with me???!!!!

lolly_loisides · Jan 4, 2011

W4ASZ said:
The first business day of the new year and the Canadian dollar and the Australian dollar are above parity with the U.S. dollar. :eeek:

I throw that out for consideration.

Well it's good news for some of us. Explains why there are so many Australians in the States at the moment (spending like drunken sailors).

BinkieBaumont · Jan 4, 2011

Yes but with the Aussie $ being so high , Coles=Myers=Target are very upset! they want to punish us for shopping on line!, one sees a big fight ahead!!!!!! and the shopping centres will be full of poor cashless people killing time! till there next dole payment comes through

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/busines...tralian-retailers/story-e6frfh4f-122598193905

danofarlington · Jan 4, 2011

Rick Blaine said:
>sigh<...I remember going to Canada on .65 Loonies, ya' felt like a king, you did... those days are gone. This is Canada's Century, IMHO. They own the 2nd largest proven oil fields on earth & something like 35% of the fresh water on the planet. Let's "liberate" Canada! Who's with me???!!!!

Plus, they have the best hockey players.

Neophyte · Jan 4, 2011

Well, we had a good run...

Sam Craig · Jan 4, 2011

I was looking at Campdrafts this morning and they are now less in Australian dollars than in U.S.
I hope I am saying this right
If you see a hat that is $90 Australian, it will be about $91 American. Until recently, it was the other way around.
No government comments, though ...

Sam

rlk · Jan 4, 2011

You are correct, just won a hat on Aus ebay. A few cents over the USA $.

Canadian Cowboy · Jan 22, 2011

Rick Blaine said:
>sigh<...I remember going to Canada on .65 Loonies, ya' felt like a king, you did... those days are gone. This is Canada's Century, IMHO. They own the 2nd largest proven oil fields on earth & something like 35% of the fresh water on the planet. Let's "liberate" Canada! Who's with me???!!!!

:canada: :canada: :canada: :canada: :canada: :canada: :canada:

CC

danofarlington · Jan 22, 2011

Who knows. if things go on this way, we might even start exporting Stetsons to Australia!

daizawaguy · Jan 22, 2011

Just had a friend return from a trip over Xmas..how expensive he found it, and what a bubble he said was happening there!

EggHead · Jan 24, 2011

What's bubbling down there?

DarthBish · Jan 24, 2011

daizawaguy said:
Just had a friend return from a trip over Xmas..how expensive he found it, and what a bubble he said was happening there!

oh puh-LEEEEEEEZE.......we're at parity with the US dollar because we managed to survive the GFC a HELLUVA lot better than the yanks, primarily because our banks are WAY better regulated.

TheBeak · Jan 23, 2014

Is anyone else watcing the Australian dollar? (it's falling!)

So... I'd like to order another Fed IV (deluxe this time, in another color...)

I'm a little cheap so I've been watching the AUD/USD conversion rate to get the best deal.

It's been falling in our favor since it's peak in mid November. (it's at about .87 right now)

The recent historic low of ~.61 hit in 2008. The next lowest was in 2010 where it hit ~.81. (so we are getting close to the 5 year low right now...)

Any thought or opinions as to what is driving this fall, or thoughts as to when it might bottom?

Joao Encarnado · Jan 23, 2014

I hope that my package don't get stuck becacuse of that :S

hatsRme · Jan 23, 2014

TheBeak said:
Any thought or opinions as to what is driving this fall, or thoughts as to when it might bottom?

Like so much of our economy, I think it's all driven by the price of beaver. But I'm no economist.

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