What is the strongest currency this year?

euro?

US dollar ?

Canadian dollar?

yuan?

Ammo!

LOL...

Ask John Burns

I just froze a bunch of bacon. Good investment.

Compared to..?

Originally Posted by Steve

Compared to..?

take a guess.

sanctions. that's a clue

Everything is still tied to the US Dollar, so for a little longer I'll go with that.

Guns! Prices have appreciated greatly.

Bitcoin is really kicking ass. LOL!!!

ribka;
Top of the morning to you my friend, I hope you're getting a bit warmer weather and a few less bears in the yard than we are today and that you're well.

As I wasn't at all sure but had a hunch, I looked up your query and one online source said this about that.

#1 Kuwait
#2 Barain
#3 Oman
#4 Jordan
#5 Great Britain

Now I've got to admit that the GBP being so strong surprised me, though that just means I've not been paying close enough attention.

You all are #9 and we are #13, though why we're that high is a bit mystifying if I'm being honest. I'm a Canadian and am reluctant to invest in Canadian projects at present... Buy Canadian made stuff? All day, everyday if possible, but that's not investing is it?

It would appear that there is a common denominator in the top four currencies for sure though.

The real vexing bugger is that we both are sitting on enough oil and natural gas that we really could be #1 and #2 if we were not run by empty suits whose strings are being pulled by folks with an apparently nefarious agenda.

Otherwise and besides all that sir, I hope you have a decent day.

All the best and God bless.

Dwayne

hey Dwayne. great to hear from you. It snowed here a bit last night

https://www.reuters.com/markets/eur...year-highs-vs-euro-stocks-up-2022-05-16/

May 16 (Reuters) - The Russian rouble firmed past 64 per dollar on Monday, briefly jumping to 62.71 to the greenback, and climbed towards its highest in nearly five years against the euro, supported by continuing restrictions on currency trading.

The rouble is the world's best-performing currency so far this year, although this is due to artificial support from capital controls that Russia imposed to shield its financial sector in late February after it sent tens of thousands of troops into Ukraine.

those sanctions sure did hurt Russia and help our Economy and Europe's economy. what a clown show

yeh Canada should be rocking it with your gas and oil.

glad I picked up a bunch of SU and DVN stock in 2020

Originally Posted by BC30cal

ribka;
Top of the morning to you my friend, I hope you're getting a bit warmer weather and a few less bears in the yard than we are today and that you're well.

As I wasn't at all sure but had a hunch, I looked up your query and one online source said this about that.

#1 Kuwait
#2 Barain
#3 Oman
#4 Jordan
#5 Great Britain

Now I've got to admit that the GBP being so strong surprised me, though that just means I've not been paying close enough attention.

You all are #9 and we are #13, though why we're that high is a bit mystifying if I'm being honest. I'm a Canadian and am reluctant to invest in Canadian projects at present... Buy Canadian made stuff? All day, everyday if possible, but that's not investing is it?

It would appear that there is a common denominator in the top four currencies for sure though.

The real vexing bugger is that we both are sitting on enough oil and natural gas that we really could be #1 and #2 if we were not run by empty suits whose strings are being pulled by folks with an apparently nefarious agenda.

Otherwise and besides all that sir, I hope you have a decent day.

All the best and God bless.

Dwayne