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Redman wrote:We have a dirty float ...where the CBTT manages the FX rate to maintain a range..
So the range would move to say 7-7.5TTD to 1 USD, or they would widen the band that they tolerate to 20% say as opposed to 10%...
SR wrote:Online credit car purchasing takes up a considerable chunk of us
UML wrote:Plausible
The_Honourable wrote:UML wrote:Plausible
It is plausible but I would not limit it to just "PNM Financiers". Financiers and the "connected" are hoarding. I believe one of the reasons why is that they are unsure what is going to happen on Sept 7th elections and the budget one month after.
A devaluation would come like a thief in the night. Announcements are usually made on Friday evenings where people wouldn't have time to do anything. By the time you look to do something, bank close. Drastic changes by politicians and institutions are done over the weekend. Monday morning yuh lining up by the bank and crying.
BANzai Rastafarai wrote:Redman wrote:We have a dirty float ...where the CBTT manages the FX rate to maintain a range..
So the range would move to say 7-7.5TTD to 1 USD, or they would widen the band that they tolerate to 20% say as opposed to 10%...
oaaar!! yuh did mean: US shortage > hoarding > massive increases > citizens ketching dey ass & some people making HUGE profit margins for free
UML wrote:Plausible
UML wrote:Looks like the PNM tuners supporting devaluation of the TT dollar by Rowley
Redman wrote:BANzai Rastafarai wrote:Redman wrote:We have a dirty float ...where the CBTT manages the FX rate to maintain a range..
So the range would move to say 7-7.5TTD to 1 USD, or they would widen the band that they tolerate to 20% say as opposed to 10%...
oaaar!! yuh did mean: US shortage > hoarding > massive increases > citizens ketching dey ass & some people making HUGE profit margins for free
No I didnt mean that...you asked about the float..
but the reality is that the FREE access to the USD is exactly that...the freedom to do x y or z.
The concept of hoarding a valuable commodity as simple commonsense or a speculation on its value is as old as the hills.
Vilifying those who do this at this point in time ignores the reality that you would do the same..
hypothetical Q...you are given $1,000,000,000 USD and absolute freedom to move.
What would you do in terms of % kept here and moved out and % in TTD vs other currencies??
ALL of us would move most of it out to be prudent.
Any solid financial advisor would have been recommending this to clients.
We were since the 90s.
UML wrote:
Redman wrote:Looks like the deficits that the UNC ran up despite record revenue and oil prices is causing the instability.
pugboy wrote:so how them car dealers paying for the thousands of cars coming in every month ?
UML wrote:
We can safely say you speaking from 50 years of PNM experience.
Hence the panic because they FEAR the PNM coming back into power.
DON'T LET THAT HAPPEN ON SEPTEMBER 7TH
Redman wrote:Hence, the average Trinbagonian is severely disadvantaged. Even if he senses the continued decline of the value of the $TT he can do little to preserve his savings or his standard of living. He is essentially trapped in the $TT system that perpetually erodes the purchasing power of his earnings and his savings.
The average trini has enjoyed
Cheap Cars,shoes jeans,food,TV,Amazon Shopping, Cheap TV DVD,Music,Rims Electronics,Cheap Fuel etc etc etc...
All Imported
The average Trini has enjoyed
Cheap Loans,Access to finance,Island Finance,Higher purchase,Increased hourly rates,..ETC ETC ETC
All as a result of artificially low politically expedient Interest Rates..IMPORTED FROM US FISCAL POLICY.
Those that wanted to be prudent had the time to do so...
we cant want USD when we want it...to do what we want with it, and then say that the big wigs cant have the same access.
Things have to change...
EmilioA wrote:UML wrote:
We can safely say you speaking from 50 years of PNM experience.
Hence the panic because they FEAR the PNM coming back into power.
DON'T LET THAT HAPPEN ON SEPTEMBER 7TH
UML , you willing to put your head on a block and say the UNC will not devalue the TT$ in the next 5 years ?
dougla_boy wrote:dont worry, i am sure they will find a way to say that it was the PNM's fault
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