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CNN. Broadcasting While Breitling Waits For The Latest Trend Before Finally Coming Out ...

 

 

 

2-16-2018  Newshound Guru Breitling   …What’s the trend that’s coming out? 

I’ve been getting emails from people asking,

Hey can you recommend a place to buy currency because I went to this trader and they don’t have anymore?” …

I started getting more and more emails…

The reality is everyone is running out of dinar

I waited and waited to actually find out...

from the guys who actually ship the currency over here. 

There are only three sources that ship the currency over here. 

And I found out they have no problem at all getting dinar…

there’s no laws preventing them from getting dinar. 

No one has said anything to them.  

They have a shortage. 

Do you know what that means?  

That means they reduced the note count down that much. 

It means everything! 

 

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2-16-2018  Newshound Guru Breitling  ...Those numbers reflect…

Do I have the exact number? 

No…I can tell you when I got into this investment they had about 9 billion notes.   

And that’s the information I got from the IMF when I researched this

so it went from 9 billion notes to 15 billion notes…

I was like holy crap it’s not going to revalue when it gets this high. 

But guess what?…

they said they were going to reduce the note count and they finally did. 

The last report was 4 billion notes

And I don’t know why they put that report out because you’re not supposed to do that….

The reason why it got so high was coming from General Petraeus and these guys …

they were saying they’re trying to keep the value down, cheap,

so they could rebuild that country.

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2-16-2018  Newshound Guru Breitling   ..,And the Iraqi Dinar was becoming so popular they had to squash it.  

There has been a policy to keep the dinar artificially low. 

All we had to do was watch when the policy flipped

and what do we see?  

A huge huge decrease in dinar availability. 

That’s huge…the numbers don’t lie. 

The numbers are there and you see the result of it…

you should right now be very very happy.  

There is still dinar out there…but it’s not sitting out there like it used to be.  

So that’s phenomenal news that’s coming out.  

We’re actually seeing the result of the reduction of the note count. 

And that means EVERYTHING. 

They just can’t add value to a currency. 

It has to physically equate and represent. 

Just like the U.S. dollar…and guess what? 

You’re seeing that. 

It’s here right in front of you.

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Thanks DT...

7 hours ago, DinarThug said:

they were saying they’re trying to keep the value down, cheap,

 

7 hours ago, DinarThug said:

Guru Breitling   ..,And the Iraqi Dinar was becoming so popular they had to squash it.  

There has been a policy to keep the dinar artificially low.

 

 

7 hours ago, DinarThug said:

They just can’t add value to a currency. 

It has to physically equate and represent. 

...They can reduce the value (1991 sanctions) and keep the dinar artificially undervalued in a currency auction policy...Going into the private sector 'open-economy'...the dinar will have to have true market worth...How can they not add value because it does 'not' physically equate and represent the worth of the existing dinar...Has Iraq officially been declared out of Chapter Vll...something seems to be holding the CBI from doing the obvious...

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11 hours ago, DinarThug said:

2-16-2018  Newshound Guru Breitling  ...Those numbers reflect…

Do I have the exact number? 

No…I can tell you when I got into this investment they had about 9 billion notes.   

And that’s the information I got from the IMF when I researched this

so it went from 9 billion notes to 15 billion notes…

I was like holy crap it’s not going to revalue when it gets this high. 

But guess what?…

they said they were going to reduce the note count and they finally did. 

The last report was 4 billion notes

And I don’t know why they put that report out because you’re not supposed to do that….

The reason why it got so high was coming from General Petraeus and these guys …

they were saying they’re trying to keep the value down, cheap,

so they could rebuild that country.

Where does it say they only have 4 billion in notes, can't find it anywhere

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2-18-2018   Newshound Guru mike   Article: 

"Invest Iraq conference" concludes in Kuwait"   

For sure, this conference did not live up to the expectations that folks were screaming about before the event.

This was planned for months prior to the February 12th,

Abadi was counting on this to aid his bid for a second term as PM,

which is why these tepid articles about success are beginning to come out.

He has to spin this in a way that serves his purpose.  

Pledges and contracts in the ME are not the same as cash in hand. Iraq won't manage any of the funds the Sunni countries put towards reconstruction,

these will all be managed by the WB and IMF.

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2-18-2018   Newshound Guru mike   The math on this is super simple...

they received roughly $1.5 billion in cash, that's it,

a far cry from the minimum $88 billion estimated to rebuild Anbar Province.  

Many articles spoke to these businesses in Kuwait for the conference but were reluctant to jump in because of the rampant government corruption and difficulty to operate in Iraq. 

Abadi has got to get a grip on the corruption,

pass the laws for economic growth and get his country's currency in line for international acceptance before anyone's putting real money into this country outside of the oil industry.

Hoping for large contracts that may start at the beginning of 2019 isn't the answer we're looking for,

Iraq needs help and action right now, today

2.5 million people are displaced and have no home.

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2-19-2018   Intel/Newshound Guru sandyf   According to the latest CBI financial statement (2016) there is over 45 trillion IQD in circulation,

it should be noted that went up from 38 trillion in 2015, 

so anyone who claims the banknote count is decreasing should do some more homework. 

At around $4 that would value IQD in circulation at around 180 Trillion USD.

If we were to assume that in the event of an RV that 50% was to be immediately redeemed then Iraq would be faced with a bill of around 90 trillion USD.

You cannot redeem currency with oil in the ground so it is just not possible for any RV of the IQD without some financial backing from an outside entity. 

The answers lie with WHO is calling the shots. 

It has been stated many times over the years that the US holds a large amount of IQD and will benefit from the RV.

How can that be the case if the US, as been said by some, were to fund the RV.

Think about it.

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Also when Iraq was in the 3+ range their currency was represented by one Billion notes. I believe their last report was down to 4 Billion notes over 2 years ago they should be close to where they need to be now. Last week every currency dealer I checked was out of stock. This is the most positive sign I have seen yet! This thing is coming to an end.

 

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2 hours ago, Gypsygirl11 said:

Where does he get $4.00?  ****, I'd be happy with 50 cents!

I highly doubt Iraq is going to tell us the real number of notes. Just a gut feeling.

He sounds like a lopster who as usual does not have a clue of how the numbers work. We will not hear anymore about the note count since its been over 2 years. Next thing we hear is what we been waiting for. Don't know when, don't know how much but I believe it's this year.

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2 hours ago, billjr said:

He sounds like a lopster who as usual does not have a clue of how the numbers work. We will not hear anymore about the note count since its been over 2 years. Next thing we hear is what we been waiting for. Don't know when, don't know how much but I believe it's this year.

I hope your right!  I like the way you think...time will tell       :eyebrows:

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5 hours ago, Gypsygirl11 said:

Where does he get $4.00?  ****, I'd be happy with 50 cents!

I highly doubt Iraq is going to tell us the real number of notes. Just a gut feeling.

I don't think Breitling ever said $4 per dinar, that was Newshound guru sandyf. $4 is a totally unreal value cuz no one else in the ME had currency in that range. The goal is to place a value on the IQD that allows them to be recognized as a international trade-able currency. However I believe they know enough not to have the most valued currency in the ME in order to remain economically competitive and to still draw business into Iraq . I recall according to his research he believed come out at 10-15 cents per IQD (similar to Adams statements) and float up to $1 plus and a managed float upward from there to somewhere in the $3 range give or take a quarter. It was in some CBI articles.  The GOI and CBI will keep the note count to themselves but different sources of the note count matters are from multiple articles, including US sources from around the time we dumped all that USD in there to shore up the Iraqi economy. Something like that.  

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2-20-2018   Newshound/Intel Guru BGG   Article: 

"Central Bank of Iraq Auctions $189,834,222 on 20 February 2018" ...

After recently asking around about the reasons for the “tightening” of the supply of Dinar in the U.S...

one of the main reasons I got was the fewer and fewer auctions. Wait – what?!?  

They are still having fairly robust auctions. 

So, obviously, that’s not true...so what is it? 

Another possibility is this MASSIVE financial embargo on Kurdistan, provided this was where currency was coming from.  

I have also heard of a couple of major players talking about having money in – or being able to get money out of Kurdistan… all baloney.   So…

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2-20-2018   Newshound/Intel Guru BGG 
1) Fewer auctions?
2) Tightening borders (fewer exports)?
3) More demand? I sincerely doubt it.
4) IMHO and most likely, the supply here in the U.S. from disgruntled sellers,

which is likely where the bulk of the U.S. supply really comes from,

and current interested buyers has finally reached a point of parity where the “supply – demand” scales are more evenly balanced. 

Hence, the price goes up.

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1 hour ago, dinarbeleiver said:

I’m finding it hard to get hold of the Dinar in the uk, my usual Dinar dealer isn’t taking any orders so I am having to go to xchanhe of America and pay an extra 300 dollars per million not good. However I do think we could be seeing an rv very soon

 

Wishing it so brother :bravo:

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