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In Topic: The Baht
2010-12-17 18:57:55
chiang mai, on 2010-12-17 17:33:33, said:
jesimps, on 2010-12-17 16:36:21, said:
inthepink, on 2010-12-17 13:32:46, said:
afarang, on 2010-12-03 14:30:44, said:
B.O.T. has been keeping the Baht DOWN? Try telling that little absurdity to anyone who gets money from England, U.S. or Europe. True, they did lift interest rates ,THIS week on Wednesday , by 0.25%.The Baht has been strong for 2 years ,now.All that seems to be happening is that the Baht, maybe even slightly strengthening. No chance of it weakening, in the short term. Which is why so few Farang tourists. are coming here.
Why don't you take a look at the BOT's foreign reserve figures over the last year or two to get an idea of what they have been doing to keep the baht weaker? The you might realise thet absurdity of your own comments.
I think posters like Naam give short answers because they are fed up with the drivel that is posted on here about foreign exchange. Contrary to what a couple of others have said, many posters with less knowledge of financial markets are often not looking for advice but instead simply wish to voice their erroneous opinons about the baht being high because of some rich Thai / BOT conspiracy, which is utter bilge.
I was wandering when one of Mr Naam's toadies would speak up. "Drivel" and "Bilge" eh? Your role model will be proud of you. I say the same to you as I say to Naam and that is if you can't make a civil reply, then don't bother replying at all, even if you are fed up with the drivel and bilge. Your drivel and bilge may seem like a sensible query to someone with little knowledge of finances.
I do believe that most of us who respect Naam's words of wisdom, and relate to his sense of humour, are merely hoping that you might cease your personal attacks and just go away.
I was waiting for the toady-in-chief to speak out and there you go. There are several on these boards who have been here too long and resent non financial gurus using 'their site'. You like to mock people who's knowledge isn't up to spec (your spec). I can tell by your posts that you really fancy yourselves, when to me you're just soft lads, overblown with your own self-importance. Your arrogance is breathtaking. I'll be on your back every time you try to put someone down or until I'm banned. The site is here to help people not to make them look like fools. Naam's put-downs aren't humour, they're sarcasm and I was always told that sarcasm was the lowest form of wit.
In Topic: The Baht
2010-12-17 16:36:21
inthepink, on 2010-12-17 13:32:46, said:
afarang, on 2010-12-03 14:30:44, said:
B.O.T. has been keeping the Baht DOWN? Try telling that little absurdity to anyone who gets money from England, U.S. or Europe. True, they did lift interest rates ,THIS week on Wednesday , by 0.25%.The Baht has been strong for 2 years ,now.All that seems to be happening is that the Baht, maybe even slightly strengthening. No chance of it weakening, in the short term. Which is why so few Farang tourists. are coming here.
Why don't you take a look at the BOT's foreign reserve figures over the last year or two to get an idea of what they have been doing to keep the baht weaker? The you might realise thet absurdity of your own comments.
I think posters like Naam give short answers because they are fed up with the drivel that is posted on here about foreign exchange. Contrary to what a couple of others have said, many posters with less knowledge of financial markets are often not looking for advice but instead simply wish to voice their erroneous opinons about the baht being high because of some rich Thai / BOT conspiracy, which is utter bilge.
I was wandering when one of Mr Naam's toadies would speak up. "Drivel" and "Bilge" eh? Your role model will be proud of you. I say the same to you as I say to Naam and that is if you can't make a civil reply, then don't bother replying at all, even if you are fed up with the drivel and bilge. Your drivel and bilge may seem like a sensible query to someone with little knowledge of finances.
