catracho
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symbol: $SILVER:$XBP = silver divided by GBP
THanks for that...but i am a little confused.
14.40/2.07=6.95
THe chart shows 0.0710
This is what i'm trying to do: I have a large holding in silver bullions purchased at an exchange rate of £1:$2.02. Silver prices has risen but the pound has also strengthened against the dollar. I know this has resulted in a lesser increase in my overall gain due to the £'s strength. I would like to compare to two prices on the same chart. But I'm guessing that the link you provide does just that with a single line showing direct relationship between the two.
THanks
THanks for that...but i am a little confused.
14.40/2.07=6.95
THe chart shows 0.0710
This is what i'm trying to do: I have a large holding in silver bullions purchased at an exchange rate of £1:$2.02. Silver prices has risen but the pound has also strengthened against the dollar. I know this has resulted in a lesser increase in my overall gain due to the £'s strength. I would like to compare to two prices on the same chart. But I'm guessing that the link you provide does just that with a single line showing direct relationship between the two.
THanks
