As I look around, I really am at a loss to see why the Baht has remained strong, although the last week as brought some weakness to the Baht against the US Dollar. The Thai governments approach to the Corona virus problem has been to shut everything, and that continues. There is no vaccine. They have ruined lives and destroyed businesses in unmeasurable quantities for questionable benefits. I expected a mass revolt long before this. But exchange rates and changes in them are based on relative economic changes, and the Thai government, as poor as their actions have been, has done about as well as the idiots running the US government and the Federal Reserve. Who will be the bigger/biggest fool remains to be seen. But anyone holding large quantities of US Dollars should, I think, be very worried at this moment. I am not a "gold bug" but moving into something with "real value" is/should be a high priority. If the US Dollar hits 33 Baht, I will be strongly encouraged to hold more (a lot more) Baht and a lot less Dollars. Let's hope .....