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Sorry for promoting other news source. just stick with the news you got.

It seems that AFTER he made that announcement, things changed. http://don't promote other sites.wordpress.com/2010/12/11/maliki-receives-ministry-candidates-from-blocs-decision-next-week/#more-13291.

Does anyone know of a FOREX broker that trades the VND (Vietnam), BHD (Bahrain), and the KWD (Kuwaiti)? I have tried FXCM.com and FOREX.com and they do NOT trade those.

john1025: Assuming that the IQD RVs at a low rate (under $1.00 US), do you see a FOREX play with the Kuwait (KWD) and Bahrain (BHD) pairs. Like a IQD/KWD or the IQD/BHD. On the basis that the IQD could move toward parity with these currencies in anticipation of the Gulf Currencies proposed for 2012?

WHEN the IQD RVs and is on the FOREX, do you think we will be able to trade the USD/IQD pair?

Although interested, you are going to have to summarize something here. Treat us like adults and say what it is in general terms. We'll contact you if we are interested. If we invested in Dinars, we sure as heck know how to take risk. So tell us. When you are saying nothing, it comes off as a scam.

OK. I took your word for it and went to the bank. They apparently didn't get your message so I have been asked to wait in this office until someone from County comes to get me. I don't know what that means. Got to go now, the nice men are going to take me for a ride. Thanks again for all the good information. I'll let you know what my new address is.

dklll: You made a good point. I think this is at the heart of the communication problem we have been hearing for a week. Some people have believe that the $25,000 note become $25 by taking off three "000". I understand that to be a lop and a devaluation. Your point is that the "0.00086" becomes "0.86" which is NOT A LOP and increases the value.

I like your train of thought regarding a RI to the 3.22/3.27 level. Not because it means more money for me BUT it is a more reasonable rate. Let's keep in mind that in 1985 the rate was around 3.26. But that was then. You would need $1.99 today for the same buying power of $1.00 in 1985. So an RI of $3.25 only gets us half the power it had in 1985. When some people are talking about only 10 cents, I think they have lost their mind. Even a rate of $1.45 is too low. In fact, a RI of $3.25 is only HALF the buying power of the same rate in 1985 and is too low. I used the following link to calculate buying power. http://data.bls.gov/cgi-bin/cpicalc.pl

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