CHF v Euro, jump or wait?

[alreadypacked]

CHF is around an all-time high against the Euro.

Do you think it will break the CHF 1 = .90 Euro (I don't think is will reach parity)

Or will it drift back to CHF 1 = .65 ?

[milanbenes]

äs long as there is doubt luv,

it's gonna stay where it is

Milan.

[sasguru]

CHF - better than Gold

[fullyautomatix]

The last thing I would do is bet my money on the sage words of CUK posters.

[alreadypacked]

CHF - better than Gold

But I want to buy a terraced house back in Dublin

4 Lower Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin 2, Dublin MyHome.ie Residential

or

http://www.myhome.ie/residential/bro...-dublin/203612

[sasguru]

But I want to buy a terraced house back in Dublin

4 Lower Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin 2, Dublin MyHome.ie Residential

Oh Dear! Another one with DimPrawnWalterMittyitis.

[alreadypacked]

Oh Dear! Another one with DimPrawnWalterMittyitis.

[alreadypacked]

The last thing I would do is bet my money on the sage words of CUK posters.

you never know

[darmstadt]

Damn, I've got 2 big invoices going into Switzerland in CHF this weekend, hopefully there will be a slide when they do the transfer

[BlasterBates]

Well it is probably close to it's high. CHF is well over valued. It'll probably rise a bit more against the EUR. But in the greater scheme of things changing to EUR is a good buy at the moment. I reckon when the crisis is over, which it will be, then the CHF will go back down to something like 1.4 from 1.15 at the moment. Switzerland is groaning under it's high currency at the moment. Exports dropping off, companies ready to sack thousands, further appreciation of CHF unsustainable.