[bigbadbilll007]

how correct/right do you think this is?

http://www.valuewalk.com/2017/02/bit...volatile-euro/

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how correct/right do you think this is?

http://www.valuewalk.com/2017/02/bit...volatile-euro/

I think they are cherry picking stats from a period where the % volatility looks less than the Euro.

And bear in mind the Euro may have been the most volatile major currency in recent times too.


But in general I do agree that the volatility is an over blown issue. I think mainly because many Americans have never had reason to deal with currency exchange issues in the past so are not used to the premium.

Whilst the value is so high a 1% swing = $13 change in the raw value too.

To equal the 4-5% it usually costs to convert currencies with the regular banking system you'd need to see a drop in value of 50-60 dollars suddenly right now.

[bigbadbilll007]

I think they are cherry picking stats from a period where the % volatility looks less than the Euro.

And bear in mind the Euro may have been the most volatile major currency in recent times too.


But in general I do agree that the volatility is an over blown issue. I think mainly because many Americans have never had reason to deal with currency exchange issues in the past so are not used to the premium.

Whilst the value is so high a 1% swing = $13 change in the raw value too.

To equal the 4-5% it usually costs to convert currencies with the regular banking system you'd need to see a drop in value of 50-60 dollars suddenly right now.

thank you. i was thinking what you said on first line