Yeap well, one thing for sure is that things are never constant. Most of us thought that the momentum of the blackouts, uncertainty and dollar changing panic attacks was going to prolong itself long enough for things to deteriorate to the 60X1 level. Well, apparently people get used to things faster than I thought and Dominicans have gotten used to the idea of a devalued currency, stagnant economy, low sales and high amounts of tigeraje. So people are staring to get confortable again and things seem to be cooling down, but someone is sure on the lookout to take advantage of the 40X1 rate and boost the peso back at 45X1 next week and then brinig it down to the 39-38X1 and then buy low and watch the peso creep up to 43X1 and so forth until it stabilizes. Thats how the currency will reach its true value, atleast in our little country. And you dont need no diploma to see that.
Another little thing, before we know it, our currency will be semi stable and the eve of the elections will be here, and on the night of the 16th of may everyone will be in shock when the Hipster's points creep up to 32% and Leonel misses his only chance to everbecome president again when he finds out he only obtained 44%. And not even then, the peso will hit 60X1 because everyone will be expecting Hipolito to make fraud and stay in power.
Any takes on that?