Tales From The EnCrypted?
[QUOTE=Jackson;433344]I've been studying the varoius websites that publish unofficial blue dollar rates.
Some of these published rates just don't make any sense to me.
Specifically, yesterday La Nacion published the blue dollar rates as:
DÓLAR BLUE COMPRA = 9,260.
DÓLAR BLUE VENTA = 9,300.
That's only a .5% margin.
Also, [URL]ambito.com[/URL] lists the rate as:
COMPRA = 9,300.
VENTA = 9,340.
That's only a .45% margin.
So my question is: How do these rates make any sense?
For example, if a money exchange was to utilize these rates, how could they possible stay in business on a 1/2% margin?
Thanks,
Jackson[/QUOTE]I surely don't know finance unfortunately but I'm at the Arbolitos about 4 days a week and they try to fuck me for everything from $7 to $1 to $9 to $1 Yesterday!
At 300k USD it starts to make sense to a tiny store front that sells leather too . ( maybe ? )
My only guess is that the Blue or Black Market Boys are hedging their bets and are stuffing their mattresses with Franklins! No fucking way are they putting them in the bank, not even in their safety deposit boxes!
They are assuming that the Blue Rate is going to hit 10 to 1 and a lot more; maybe even a catastrophic crash!
Sidney, Mad Max, Toymann or Morgando should know something solid!
I'm not complaining about 9.3 though!
Gold may drop to 1200 so I'm thinking Sell now and Buy later when it gets stupid again!
I only know the price of pussy and it's higher than Giraffe Pussy these days!
TL.
[URL]http://www.dolarblue.net[/URL]
At Jackson:
Above website gives me the best handle on rates.
The blue ask is the key rate, a good cueva will give maybe 15 centavos south of the ask on $1000 plus in hundreds, if you're selling Pesos maybe 15 centavos north.
http://www.dolarblue.net
[QUOTE=Jackson;433350]My thinking is that the delta would probably be better expressed as a percentage as opposed to "20-30 centavos", which in itself looses accuracy with inflation.
As nearly as my preliminary observations can determine, the difference is somewhere between 2% and 4% of of the published (and largely speculative) rates on the websites.
The question is which one of the websites offers the most accurate base rate from which to discount.
Bueller? Bueller?
Thanks,
Jackson.[/QUOTE]
Blue Market & Counterfeit Peso
Excuse the ignorance of my question. Are we to bring ben franklin notes down in our underpants and exchange them in microcentro? Whatabout the fear of them argies handing over to us counterfeit AR pesos??
Thank you.
Jaggar.