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It just comes up in an excel spread-sheet, you can get what you want, just harder to scroll throguh it all than a chart.Maybe I am missing something obvious, or don't understand how it works properly, but if i recall correctly our dollar went from around 90c a US$ to about 65c (approx) at the height of the gfc from memory. Should this not have increased the cost of silver(in AUD) by that same amount as a percentage at the same period? or increase in AUD while decreasing in price in USD? bringing the difference between the price of silver in AUD to USD to be the same as the gap in currencies?If that makes any sense?
It just comes up in an excel spread-sheet, you can get what you want, just harder to scroll throguh it all than a chart.
Maybe I am missing something obvious, or don't understand how it works properly, but if i recall correctly our dollar went from around 90c a US$ to about 65c (approx) at the height of the gfc from memory. Should this not have increased the cost of silver(in AUD) by that same amount as a percentage at the same period? or increase in AUD while decreasing in price in USD? bringing the difference between the price of silver in AUD to USD to be the same as the gap in currencies?
If that makes any sense?
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