Great time for Indian Blackhatters

Today Rupee sinks further to 65 per $... Was just wondering about the fortune of Indian Online earners.. Some of the economists of Deutsche Bank have made estimate of further depreciation of rupee to 70 per $. Yeah, no doubt worst time for economy but yes great time for our online experts Well my adsense check is too away from $100 :dontknow:

Yea.
Its great who are earning in $ like us.
But yeah if we think about our country then very bad

I agree if dollar increases it benefits us but if we look overall it is very bad. Anyways I think Pakistani online earners having great time where dollar increases with rocket speed. When I start SEO it is Rs. 60 and now it is Rs. 103 and my economics teacher predicts dollar will hit somewhere near to Rs. 110 if America leaves Afghanistan in 2014

Dont be too excited mate. Your expenditure will also increase if you are spending in dollars(Hosting etc)..If not wait for the local prices to go up(Hint: Fuel). So the more you gain from it, you will lose equally.

It is happening Really Bad....

Your thinking in nominal terms when you should think about money only in real terms: the wealth effect.

The west (the Fed) is exporting inflation to emerging markets. Your doing better than your compatriots who arent transacting in dollars and who will get shafted when inflation turns into price increases. But you're not making real gains against a general rise in domestic or international price levels. To do that you need speculative investments or to reinvest in your growing profitable business, avoiding the temptation of increasing discretionary spending on consumption.

Good for bloggers and Indian Online Earners, but Bad for our country.... We can only Hope for something good now.

This is what happening with me.
All of sudden all my domain and hosting expired this month and 'm on overdue of these companies.

hardcorebiker said:

Dont be too excited mate. Your expenditure will also increase if you are spending in dollars(Hosting etc)..If not wait for the local prices to go up(Hint: Fuel). So the more you gain from it, you will lose equally.

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