ewingm Posted November 23, 2014 Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 Iraq has been a member of IMF since 1945-46. You need to read Article 8, Section 4, concerning the convertibility of currency. Then we'll talk. 3 5 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dontlop Posted November 23, 2014 Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 (edited) No chit Sherlock Hey Did you just figure that out ? Oh that's right After they except obligations of imf article 8 we' lol talk Ah ha ha ha ha ha ha You can't hold out that long Ah ha ha ha ha ha I read over what libya did prior to accepting article 8 obligations They depegged from the dollar and pegged to the imf sdr Their is so far no over night procedure to extremely increase the value of a currency's monitary units without consolidation or something to back it up ( but iraq could be the first to back its currency with its oil in the ground ) Can't say their never will be because every policy out there is man made Why would anyone want to do such a thing Answer is To get the infrastructure in place Like a person taking out a loan to build a manufacturing facility to manufacture their newly invented invention Why struggle when the tools are knocking at your door Can you say credit rating ? International sovereign credit rating ? It's Important to establish this and maintain it It doesn't come easy It takes years and years They don't just issue triple AAA credit ratings to any one The ability to pay external debts Oil in the ground Edited November 23, 2014 by dontlop Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Texstorm Posted November 23, 2014 Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 Either way I would expect monetary reform be it RI/RV/RD/deleted zeros, something will change if they want to do businesses with the modern world. Nothing ever stays the same and I am looking forward to Iraq's upcoming events.I have only looked at my dinars once since they were purchased and that was because I had to move them. Yes I have hopes and dreams like the rest and I do believe this ride is about over. BRING IT ON BABY ! 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ewingm Posted November 23, 2014 Author Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 You are missing the point of Section 4. If a big RV of the iraqi dinar occurs, the nations who have exchanged their currency for speculator's dinars, will want to exchange the dinars back to the CBI for their own currency. The US is probably the biggest holder of dinar outside the borders of iraq. It will all flood in if an RV were to occur AND you were able to exchange in US banks (which you can't by the way). The CBI does not have reserves in dollars to cover the Section 4 reimbursement required by nations holding large amounts of exchanged dinars. 3 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dontlop Posted November 23, 2014 Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 The cbi doesn't issue any currency but dinar Just like the USA doesn't issue Chinese yaun China can't show up at the U.S. treasury and demand Chinese yaun The treasury doesn't issue yaun The dollar is backed by goods and services not other currencies Iraq can do the same thing China can only get final redemption by spending those dollars in the USA for goods and services All fiat currencies are set up the same They are backed by goods and services not gold or other currencies Some countrys peg their exchange rate to another but those exchange regimes are subject to change if the govt wants to If China decides to spend their dollars in the USA they would need a couple years to spend them all In the mean time they would need to lay off a hundred million workers in China So they just hold them as an asset to shore up their own currency They are stuck with the dollar Look how the United nations takes 5% of Iraqs oil revenue until it's obligations to kuwait is fulfilled They can do the same thing with its currency value Take a trillion dollars loan out against their oil in the ground And since they have 17 trillion dollars in "proven" reserves They can pay 5% of oil revenue until the loan is paid off It's called credit They dont need to pay every cent up front for anything They can take 50 years to pay it off if they choose They don't need to sell all their oil to do it The ability to pay is key And their ability to pay is represented by the oil in the ground 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ewingm Posted November 23, 2014 Author Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 The US Treasury will not want to hold onto 20 Trillion exchanged dinars IF an RV was announced, and IF banks in this country took them in. The Treasury has no use for 20 Trillion dinar. It will request phyical exchange with the CBI through Article 8, Section 4. You need to read Section 4 thoroughly. It describes the exchange as in the CURRENCY of the country requesting. The US would request exchange of 20 Trillion dinars in DOLLARS. The CBI does not hold anywhere near that amount. Maybe 80 billion at most. Section 4 will prevent any significant RV of the dinar. That's why a gradual increase in value over time, or an RD is the most logical scenario for the iraq dinar. 2 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dontlop Posted November 23, 2014 Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 It would be a wonderful thing if China did spend all their dollars in the USA to redeem them Our economy would boom If they choose to hold them , they will be devalued each year untill they are worthless That's the incentive to spend them instead of holding them China isn't smart enough to realize they are losing money every year by holding the dollar They think they can gather up all the dollars and we will be broke Nope We just print more and devalue theirs accordingly to the amount of new dollars we print up We're not going to go without a currency because China thinks they are going to make us go broke We print up the necessary amount to live the way we live The US Treasury will not want to hold onto 20 Trillion exchanged dinars IF an RV was announced, and IF banks in this country took them in. The Treasury has no use for 20 Trillion dinar. It will request phyical exchange with the CBI through Article 8, Section 4. You need to read Section 4 thoroughly. It describes the exchange as in the CURRENCY of the country requesting. The US would request exchange of 20 Trillion dinars in DOLLARS. The CBI does not hold anywhere near that amount. Maybe 80 billion at most. Section 4 will prevent any significant RV of the dinar. That's why a gradual increase in value over time, or an RD is the most logical scenario for the iraq dinar. All currencies are exchangable into petro dollars Why would you just make up a 20 trillion dinar figure with nothing to back that up? Your already starting your bs The biggest problem with revaluing the dinar is the amount of increase of imports the Iraqis themselves make They would all be buying products from around the world creating a huge external debt Increasing the dinar to a penny or a Ike is an option They have thousands of options Nothing is set in stone How could they limit the imports Well The same way they always have Tarriffs , fees , Only let them buy 50 cents on the dollar for imported goods and give them 95 cents on the dollar for domestic products Creating incentive to manufacture their own goods World trade Less tarriifs for raw materials than retailed finished products So they import iron ore and other types of raw materials meant for manufacturing building a chicken farm instead of importing processed frozen chicken Build a huge farming community for farm animals as well as dairy farms and agriculture to grow the food for the farm animals Build catfish farms What ever The knowledge is avaliable on the Internet They just need to open their doors Let me hear you say it ewingm Oil in the ground Now I'm not telling you to buy dinar But I'm not telling you not to either You or I dont know if it's a good idea It's not my money It's theirs Don't spend any more than you can afford Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ewingm Posted November 23, 2014 Author Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 The iraq dinar currency speculation is Unique to the world. There has been no other situation historically, where a nation's physical currency was wholesaled out to the world for purely speculative purposes. And because the speculators are holding 20-30 Trillion dinar, waiting for a RV announcement that will make them all millionaires, the exchange of dinars for dollars will be unprecedented. Essentially there would be a mass stampede of speculators, ALL trying to exchange dinar for the currency of their choosing. This has NO historical precedent. It is UNIQUE to monetary history. And the IMF will not allow such a mess to happen based on Article 8, Section 4. The IMF Knows that the CBI could not make the national requests for exchanges from their reserves 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
v-star 650 Posted November 23, 2014 Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 you both make a good point on the same topic, ewingm seems to be left , and don`t lop is right , of vise versa ---- what seems to be the idea of Iraqi citizens , is the just want their dinar to have a value ----- the statement let out about 25,ooo dinar will value to 2500 dinar value is a big deal ........ will it take chapter 8 to do it ? I got no idea what will move the values , I hope that it happens 2015 date line .... can ether of you two break down the ---- step to step idea we might be seeing on how dinar might move in value ? beside the idea of central bank saying we dropped zero`s today tomorrow the value of dinar is this new amount ....... thanks for the effort to help us figure the next step guys jeep Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dontlop Posted November 23, 2014 Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 Please Reveal your sources of 20 trillion dinar around the world with the information and its link to your numbers What better way to distribute their currency is there ? If the dinar comes out at a higher rate and is only redeemable for goods and services in iraq for final redemption like all fiat currencies that guarentees years and years of a productive economy When the dinar returns to iraq at its new rate the value is returned with it . You will be sending wealth to iraq for their Labors . You don't think it will become worthless once it's spent do YA ? When I spend a dollar at a store the dollar isn't devalued its value is just transfered to another individual The same could be possible with the dinar It does not get converted into another currency when it's spent its always a dinar valued at the value which the goi puts on it Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dontlop Posted November 23, 2014 Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 (edited) If I have a hundred dinars worth a hundred dollars that means it's also worth a hundred dollars worth of gold or a hundred dollars worth of any goods and services Any way you look at it its worth a hundred dollars worth of what ever I want So for my final redemption I buy a hundred dollars worth of iraqi figs I get the figs and that hundred dollars worth of wealth is transferred from the USA to iraq along with those dinar that represent that wealth That wealth doesn't disapear because I bought something from iraq That wealth is now transferred to Iraq and then they can use it to buy a hundred dollars worth of goods from Russia or italy or Columbia But the wealth remains somewhere and that wealth is represented by the wealth in the ground in Iraq The oil But I cannot demand iraq gives me someone else's currency for final redemption No one is obligated any more to produce anything but goods and services for their currency You can , if you choose, that exchange regime But it's not a law that any govt must choose a certain exchange regime We know which exchange regime they presently are using but those exchange regimes can change Iraq needs to change quite a bit before those dinars change in value Edited November 23, 2014 by dontlop 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ewingm Posted November 23, 2014 Author Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 (edited) I'm not talking about "wealth in the ground" or "goods and services". Neither is the IMF. Article 8, Section 4, speaks directly to CURRENY REDEMPTION from one sovereign country to another. If the US Treasury allows local exchange of dinar for dollars in local banks, all that dinar will wind up being transferred to the Fed. The Fed will then petition the Iraq CBI for exchange of 20 Trillion physical dinars for 20 Trillion US dollars, if it RVed at 1 to 1. That's what the IMF is saying. And the IMF KNOWS the CBI does not have 20 Trillion US dollars in its reserves to exchange with. Therefore a 1 to 1 RV would NOT be acceptable to the IMF, and if it is not acceptable to the IMF, NO banks in the US, or anywhere else for that matter, will honor the amount. YOU WON'T GET PAID! All dinarians need to read the Articles of the IMF, but especially Article 8, Section 4. Edited November 23, 2014 by ewingm 1 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dontlop Posted November 23, 2014 Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 You need to study up on what a fiat currency is And forget the imf They don't run anyone's country They just monitor currency's and report on them so others are not in the dark like they were when saddam was running iraq Your made up figures of 20 trillion dinar going to the fed are rediculous I doubt there's a trillion dinar in the USA which is around a years worth of oil And if they rv to a dime that's only a hundred billion dollars worth Or half of Iraqs gdp for a year All your getting paid crap is just that Info you inhaled by a few gurus around the world Because a guru pumper says something doesn't make it true or what everyone believes You must of spent years on tony tnts site swallowing all his garbage as facts and think every one else did too It's been reported that TNT used over 200 thousand fake screen names on his site You were just one who was real No one thinks what you think they think Now please post your sources for your 20 trillion dinar ending up in the U.S. treasury Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ewingm Posted November 23, 2014 Author Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 (edited) There are no reliable sources for the amount of physical dinar out side of iraq. We can only go by CBI numbers relating to "outside of banks" in iraq which is around 35 Trillion dinar. Many have estimated the number of dinarians in the world to be 5 million. If each holds a piddly 1 million dinar, that's 5 Trillion dinar. I know PERSONALLY of many people who hold 5 to 100 million dinar. It is certainly not unusual for the average dinarian to hold 1-5 million dinar. Just look at the Buy/Sell numbers on this forum for example. So I will compromise with you and say that 15 Trillion dinar is held overseas. If a 1 to 1 RV was announced and every one of the 15 Trillion were turned into petrodollars, Iraq would have to supply our 7 billion barrel annual oil consuption for 21 years! And that's if there were no other sources of oil being bought or used in the US. Ridiculous to even consider. Edited November 23, 2014 by ewingm 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rockfl9 Posted November 23, 2014 Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 -- the statement let out about 25,000 dinar will value to 2500 dinar value is a big deal ........ will it take chapter 8 to do it ?I think that statement was a bogus article, a one zero lop wouldn't be worth the effort , they would have to do another one in 5 years. Present Iraqi regulations/laws restrict the movement of dinar or DOLLARS across the border. You must be a citizen or a company chartered to do business there to do that. That is what is at odds with Art.8.. So the "push the button" overnight RV is IMPOSSIBLE without a change in their regulations/laws. If they announced a 1:1 RV dinar holders out of country are SOL! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rwmountainboy Posted November 23, 2014 Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 Speculating here. What if the US Treasury forced us to cash in at 0.1 at certain locations not a bank.? What if the US Treasury then held that dinar for future purchases of oil from Iraq? Could that be something to consider? I don't know the answer but I wonder if the IMF and US Treasury has that much power, why would they allow the dinar to come into the country in the first place. Doesn't it have to clear customs? Don't you have to have some kind of agreement with the US to allow products/items of any kind to come in the US? 1 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dontlop Posted November 23, 2014 Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 Most lopster like people argue that the U.S. govt isn't in the oil business but I argue that the U.S. govt does buy oil for its strategic reserves they hold around 700 million barrels the worlds reserves add up to around 4 billion barrels in reserves Any currency can be converted into petro dollars or else they would be banned from buying oil Do YA know of any country that's denied oil ? Iraqs oil is forsale and they do except petro dollars Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dinarbeleiver Posted November 23, 2014 Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 Have you cooled down ewingm, welcome back! Ewingm can you post section 4 of article 8 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ewingm Posted November 23, 2014 Author Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 (edited) You ask a good question rwmountainboy. The import of iraqi dinar occurred mostly through Jordan I believe. There is a lot of "speculation" as to just how legitimate the wholesaling of iraqi dinars out of country actually is. The "registration" of dealers by the Treasury is a token, and carries no safeguards to the buyers of currency through them. The entire dinar buy/sell business is lacking appropriate safeguards, as is evidenced by some of the complaints listed on this forum. And don't listen to people like Dontlop, who say the IMF doesn't matter. The IMF matters very much, especially in whether any kind of RV of the dinar is acceptable to worldwide bankers. Remember. If its not ACCEPTABLE, you can't exchange for that amount. Period. Don't listen to the gurus that spout lies about this. They either don't know the rules of monetary exchange, or are simply lying to you. Edited November 23, 2014 by ewingm 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rockfl9 Posted November 23, 2014 Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 There are no reliable sources for the amount of physical dinar out side of iraq. We can only go by CBI numbers relating to "outside of banks" in iraq which is around 35 Trillion dinar. Many have estimated the number of dinarians in the world to be 5 million. If each holds a piddly 1 million dinar, that's 5 Trillion dinar. I know PERSONALLY of many people who hold 5 to 100 million dinar. It is certainly not unusual for the average dinarian to hold 1-5 million dinar. Just look at the Buy/Sell numbers on this forum for example. So I will compromise with you and say that 15 Trillion dinar is held overseas. If a 1 to 1 RV was announced and every one of the 15 Trillion were turned into petrodollars, Iraq would have to supply our 7 billion barrel annual oil consuption for 21 years! And that's if there were no other sources of oil being bought or used in the US. Ridiculous to even consider.The UST does not deal with individuals , It is legally restricted from doing so. The citizens deal with banks which are regulated by the FED. The FED is not allowed to compete with private business , i.e. OIL. The FED will only allow banks to buy dinar only if they are assured the CBI will honor them. Indirectly the GOI says it cannot. In case you haven't read the news lately , the US is starting to produce so much more OIL , we are considering exporting some! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dinarbeleiver Posted November 23, 2014 Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 http://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/issues/issues38/ei38.pdf Can we decifer this And this http://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/wp/2004/wp04188.pdf Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rwmountainboy Posted November 23, 2014 Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 Ewingm what about my other questions. What if they RV'd to .01 cents and forced us to cash in. Is that possible? I can't get my head around that they let the dinar come in knowing it's a scam. Maybe I'm just a dumb hillbilly but I think the US gov't protects us to some degree. 1 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
v-star 650 Posted November 23, 2014 Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 o .k. look at this { } big uhhhhhh that is all I could fit ! but seriously , lets say that the dinar came out at .05 per dinar , and the u.s. treasury decided to go ahead and start letting folks turn in dinar at local banks , and the treasury would pick them up for foreign currency reserve , now they could hold the dinar , knowing that the value will rise , but the treasury could also trade the dinar at the .o5 cents per ... and trade dinar for oil ...... a possibility ? heyyyyyy r w mountain guy you know you kind of look like pa Walton Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dontlop Posted November 23, 2014 Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 The imf doesn't set the official exchange rate of any currency The official exchange rate is the guarenteed rate that a govt backs its currency The IMF is an insurance policy for currency They will loan money to countrys and help restructure their books to bring countrys out of the red and into the black They offer services they are not mandatory Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rwmountainboy Posted November 23, 2014 Report Share Posted November 23, 2014 Vstar yes that is what I was wondering. Why can't they make us cash in at a low value? Maybe the US will give us a time frame and then keep the dinar for themselves until it increases. All a possibly and yes that's me pa Walton a Virginia boy at heart. 1 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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