Hi there! The majority of my savings are in GBP, but a small part is also in EUR. When investing into an ETF, for example: IWDA - should I buy it in GBP (SWDA) with the GBP I have, and separately, buy it in EUR (IWDA), with the EUR I have? Will these look like 2 different stocks in my account, and does it matter ? I am asking because I am trying to avoid the forex and fess etc. Mind you, that I will be moving to Romania at the end of the year, where currently, the currency there is RON. In the future, we might go with EUR, but who knows. In this case, would it be better to actually exchange my GBP to EUR within the Interactive Broker's currency exchange, since sooner or later, say in 20 years’ time when I want to take the money out, or the profit, there will be the necessity to exchange it to EUR anyway to be able to spend it? However, chances are that in 10-20 years time, the currency exchange won't matter anymore? What if GBP goes bust as in: it disappears, in 20 years’ time? What happens to my portfolio in GBP?
Did Revolut just add a hidden 0.10% fee for exchange rates?
I am a heavy user of Revolut's great currency exchange system, however recently I discovered they added a hidden 0.1% fee. First of all, I am a Premium user with free unlimited currency exchanges ( https://i.imgur.com/0eosYkm.png) and I did this on a business day (Monday), so the default fees are excluded. In my example I am using EUR to RON exchange. The live interbank exchange rate bid is 4.7213 (as can be seen on Saxo Bank's member trading area) https://i.imgur.com/ohefpgY.png, however on Revolut all I get is 4.7164https://i.imgur.com/x6REiup.png. Math: real rate 4.7213 - 0.10% = 4.7165. Same for RON>EUR. Can anyone else confirm? UPDATE: I contacted support. At first the initial chat agent was rambling and giving me random FAQ info. He eventually escalated the discussion with a "manager" which pointed out that the exchange rate used was from "Forex-ICE" platform which does seem to have had a lower rate at that time https://i.imgur.com/qKHteKI.jpg. Not sure yet why was I given that rate instead of the better one.
Howdy! I've been trying to build into my spreadsheet a way to download historical foreign exchange rate, but so far no luck. I've found this link with a spreadsheet downloading info from an Ohana website, but apparently it doesn't work anymore. (Or it's now a paid service which doesn't work for me either way) Any ideas on how to do this? EDIT: So, just as an addendum to my issue, this spreadsheet will be opened once every other week (maybe), but every time it opens it needs to update with all the exchange rates from the passed days. My current code that sort of works
Sub GetData() Dim str As String Dim iRow As Integer Dim rngCambio As Range Set DataSheet = Worksheets("CAMBIO") Application.ScreenUpdating = False Application.DisplayAlerts = False Application.Calculation = xlCalculationManual QueryQuote: With Sheets("CAMBIO").QueryTables.Add(Connection:="URL;https://www.currency-converter.org.uk/currency-rates/historical/table/EUR-RON.html", Destination:=Sheets("CAMBIO").Range("a1")) .BackgroundQuery = True .TablesOnlyFromHTML = False .Refresh BackgroundQuery:=False .SaveData = True End With ActiveSheet.Hyperlinks.Delete Range("A1,C1,E1").EntireColumn.Delete Range("A1:A66").EntireRow.Delete iRow = Range("B:B").Cells.Find(What:="", SearchOrder:=xlRows, SearchDirection:=xlNext, LookIn:=xlValues).Row - 1 Set rngCambio = Range("B1", "B" & iRow) For Each Cell In rngCambio Cell.Value = Left(Cell.Value, InStr(Cell.Value, " ") - 1) Next Cell
Salut. Exista cineva care face bani, sau a pierdut bani cu Forex-ul? Ponturi? Personal, am avut o incercare acum cativa ani, suma investita ~100 RON, ceea ce stiu ca e foarte putin, in mare am pierdut 50% din bani mai mult pe comisioanele site-ului. Am avut si cateva tranzactii cu care am castigat, dar per total a fost doar o experienta care m-a costat aproape 50 ron. PS: Nu urmeaza sa pun nici un link de afiliere sau ceva.
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There is NOBODY in Illuminati jails for paedophillia. Why would they jail people, who practice the same behaviour they support? China Exports are a cost and imports are a benefit. The attempt by economists to pretend that the opposite is true, is designed to hide the reality of Illuminati slave colonies like China. China constantly devalues their Yuan, not in order to 'destroy American manufacturing' but to keep Illuminati overtime going in preparation for the BIG BANG. Human cattle are reliant on distractions like iPhones, TV etc. This is why Chinese leaders, who do nothing but take orders from the grand master Patrick Stewart/Ron Paul, devalue the Yuan in the forex markets. To force their citizens into literal slavery! Politics is much easier to comprehend when you replace 'benevolent politicians' with 'traitorous Illuminati puppets'.
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What Ron Paul's Libertarian Push Implies for the United States Economy
So you're convinced that Ron Paul is the best man for the job? Before you put all your chips in, consider whether or not the United States economy is ready for his extremism. Austerity: This is a familiar word for many. We hear it on the news and in the radio describing the situation in Greece. But what is it, exactly? In short, austerity is like nasty medicine: you do not want it because it is a long and unpleasant experience, but you know you need because it will make you better. Austerity is tough, suck-it-up reform that nations cannot avoid when they dig deep ditches of debt. The massive overhaul of the market under Ron Paul's ideal would likely kick the U.S. into depression; and the rest of the world would follow. Decommision of the Federal Reserve System and Monetary Policy Edge: Central banking allows nations to inflate their way out of the nation's deficit at the expense of soverign debt holders, allowing the citizens of the economy to get a break from draconian taxation policies. Abandoning the Federal Reserve System would eliminate this option. On top of that, the U.S. would lose the day-to-day ability to control interest rates to engineer a soft landing in the face of potential depression, and to spur economic growth during recessions. Deregulation of U.S. Banks: Ron Paul wants free markets, but the times have changed. Big banks are taking up large risks in their investment portfolios with the use of derivatives to turn over huge profits. I do not need to explain how important it is that "ambition must be made to counter ambition" (Madison, The Federalist #51). If we take a look at Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, AIG, and other U.S. multinational banks from 2007-2009, we will immediately understand the dangers of unregulated risk-on, risk-off. And what do we make of JPMorgan's $2 billion+ loss this year? Do we let these banks fall so that Ron Paul's free market ideals can persist? Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, and AIG brought the world to its knees in the last housing crisis. Grant them and their friends a ticket to free and unregulated market behavior and they will make Greece's soverign debt troubles look like a little girl's birthday party. Elimination of Protectionist Tariffs: The U.S. services more and manufactures less than before. Its steel and car industries struggle even with all the protectionist tariffs and government subsidies; they would not survive otherwise. A more free market is one that would make the US heavily reliant on other nations for basic materials and metals; and that, as a matter of national security and bartering leverage, is not a good idea. And we cannot trust other nations to follow our safe conviction in a free market without protective tariffs. Transformation of the Public Education System: And by transformation, I mean the complete dismantling of public education. Paul's extreme leftist stance calls for privatized, for-profit K-12 education; so say sayonara to free public elementary school education and pay for your child's education out of your own pocket. Also bid farewell to federal aid and student loans, because he does not believe in the government's role in funding the public's education. Return to Precious Metals Currency While Ron Paul has become ambiguous on this stance, his endorsements of ending taxes on metals imply that the market would choose precious metals as the commodity to back up the U.S. currency. The gold standard made sense in the past when trading countries had to look at what universal commodity they would accept in exchange for goods and services. Gold was a great choice because its rarity was the covet of upper class citizens with the disposable income to purchase it. Everyone wanted gold; but now, everyone wants the US dollar. Why blindly complain that the USD is losing value, when 73% of all currency trades involve the USD? The USD is still a major player in the currency exchanges and is considered a safe haven in the context of a slowing China and a troubling Europe. And with a live, 24/7 online Foreign Exchange Market (FOREX) to trade different currencies and to track the exchange rates between nations, there is no need for gold to be standard. In fact, because of the quick and efficient nature of digital trades, it becomes slow and impractical to exchange gold.
What Ron Paul's Libertarian Push Implies for the United States Economy
So you're convinced that Ron Paul is the best man for the job? Before you put all your chips in, consider whether or not the United States economy is ready for his extremism. Austerity: This is a familiar word for many. We hear it on the news and in the radio describing the situation in Greece. But what is it, exactly? In short, austerity is like nasty medicine: you do not want it because it is a long and unpleasant experience, but you know you need because it will make you better. Austerity is tough, suck-it-up reform that nations cannot avoid when they dig deep ditches of debt. The massive overhaul of the market under Ron Paul's ideal would likely kick the U.S. into depression; and the rest of the world would follow. Decommision of the Federal Reserve System and Monetary Policy Edge: Central banking allows nations to inflate their way out of the nation's deficit at the expense of soverign debt holders, allowing the citizens of the economy to get a break from draconian taxation policies. Abandoning the Federal Reserve System would eliminate this option. On top of that, the U.S. would lose the day-to-day ability to control interest rates to engineer a soft landing in the face of potential depression, and to spur economic growth during recessions. Deregulation of U.S. Banks: Ron Paul wants free markets, but the times have changed. Big banks are taking up large risks in their investment portfolios with the use of derivatives to turn over huge profits. I do not need to explain how important it is that "ambition must be made to counter ambition" (Madison, The Federalist #51). If we take a look at Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, AIG, and other U.S. multinational banks from 2007-2009, we will immediately understand the dangers of unregulated risk-on, risk-off. And what do we make of JPMorgan's $2 billion+ loss this year? Do we let these banks fall so that Ron Paul's free market ideals can persist? Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, and AIG brought the world to its knees in the last housing crisis. Grant them and their friends a ticket to free and unregulated market behavior and they will make Greece's soverign debt troubles look like a little girl's birthday party. Elimination of Protectionist Tariffs: The U.S. services more and manufactures less than before. Its steel and car industries struggle even with all the protectionist tariffs and government subsidies; they would not survive otherwise. A more free market is one that would make the US heavily reliant on other nations for basic materials and **metals; and that, as a matter of national security and bartering leverage, is not a good idea. And we cannot trust other nations to follow our safe conviction in a free market without protective tariffs. Transformation of the Public Education System: And by transformation, I mean the complete dismantling of public education. Paul's extreme leftist stance calls for privatized, for-profit K-12 education; so say sayonara to free public elementary school education and pay for your child's education out of your own pocket. Also bid farewell to federal aid and student loans, because he does not believe in the government's role in funding the public's education. Return to Precious Metals Currency: While Ron Paul has become ambiguous on this stance, his endorsements of ending taxes on metals imply that the market would choose precious metals as the commodity to back up the U.S. currency. The gold standard made sense in the past when trading countries had to look at what universal commodity they would accept in exchange for goods and services. Gold was a great choice because its rarity was the covet of upper class citizens with the disposable income to purchase it. Everyone wanted gold; but now, everyone wants the US dollar. Why blindly complain that the USD is losing value, when 73% of all currency trades involve the USD? The USD is still a major player in the currency exchanges and is considered a safe haven in the context of a slowing China and a troubling Europe. And with a live, 24/7 online Foreign Exchange Market (FOREX) to trade different currencies and to track the exchange rates between nations, there is no need for gold to be standard. In fact, because of the quick and efficient nature of digital trades, it becomes slow and impractical to exchange gold.
Dear Ron Paul, While I sincerely appreciate your enlightened views on foreign policy and the war on drugs, I'm worried about the rest of your "ideas"...
The DOMA goes directly against his belief in states' rights. End the Fed? Seriously? In a period of seemingly unmatched volatility in the global markets, we should choose now to outright end the institution that has controlled the supply of the global reserve currency? Competing currencies with the USD? Should we just ask the Chinese to start buying Euros instead? Would this not signal to the forex market that confidence in the USD is dead? How does "states' rights" solve the abortion issue? Women traveling in droves to states that offer abortions would only unfairly burden the hospitals and taxpayers of those pro-choice states. Full disclosure: I voted for Ron Paul in 2008, and I plan on doing so again in 2012. I know that politicians aren't perfect, but some of Ron Paul's views need some work if he's ever going to rally the progressive base to join his libertarian following.
It's a decent indicator if you know how to use it to your advantage. I don't see why repainting is an issue here since the market is an ongoing process, not a static site in place. See both the current exchange rate for Romanian leu (RON) and the currency's historical development over time against the Swedish Krona. You can choose your own time span in the RON/SEK graph from 2012 to today's date. We also list the countries where RON is primarily used currency. Rumänien - Rumänsk Leu (RON) ... FOREX Bank är sedan 1965 Nordens marknadsledare på resevaluta. Sedan mitten av år 2003 har vi också ett växande utbud av andra banktjänster som lån, konton, kort och betalningstjänster. FOREX Bank AB, Box 2154, SE-103 14 Stockholm. FOREX.com is a trading name of GAIN Capital UK Limited. GAIN Capital UK Ltd is a company incorporated in England and Wales with UK Companies House number 1761813 and with its registered office at Devon House, 58 St Katharine’s Way, London, E1W 1JP. Forex Robotron is the result of years of hard work day and night, programming and testing to develop. Thousands upon thousands of hours of programming and testing has gone into the research and development of Forex Robotron. Forex Robotron Automated Forex Trading System For MetaTrader 4. Step by Step Setup Instructions
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