hamburgler

http://www.cnbc.com/id/40415686

sorry, mistake,

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20101128/ap_on_bi_ge/ml_iraq_oil_2

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20101128/ap_on_bi_ge/ml_iraq_oil_2

Anybody have any thoughts on how the EU agreement will affect Iraq and the Dinar?

http://ezinearticles.com/?Iraqi-Dinar-Revaluation---Projections-For-the-Future&id=3828367

Financial experts and the economists are of the opinion that the economy of Iraq will bounce back and the Iraqi Dinar will revalue and reach a value of three Dinars per one U.S. dollar. They believe that the economy of Iraq is likely to reach good heights by 201X. Currently, the worth of one million Iraqi Dinars is less than thousand US Dollars. There was a time when the worth of one million Iraqi Dinars was equivalent to 3,000,000 US dollars. Remember, Iraq was has vast reserves of crude oil and many areas Iraq has not been geologically explored using the latest and modern seismic techniques. Today, Iraq has minim of 115 billion barrels of crude oil reserves and this figure is as per old surveys. However, the government of Iraq has publicly stated that Iraq has large reserves of petroleum and its reserves could be the largest in the world. Financial analysts are of the opinion that even if the worth of the Iraqi Dinar were valued at 0.26 U.S. Dollar (this is the lowest valued currency of the mainstream Middle Eastern Countries) then one million Dinars would be equivalent to 260,000 US Dollars. The studies show that since late 2003, the economy of Iraq has shown signs of recovering and there has been a steady increase in the conversion of natural resources. This in turn has steadily increased the value of currency. One also needs to remember that there is a global oil shortage and the prices of crude oil are soaring. Today, currencies of the oil-rich Middle Eastern countries are much higher than the Iraqi Dinar. The economies of India and China are growing and will continue to grow. And there will be great demand for oil which will increase the value of the bank notes. Hence, there are strong indicators that the currency will continue to grow in value and be revalued to keep up with the growth of the Iraqi economy. Anyone see this? the date is 201X should read 2013.

I have been following the Dinar for about 3 weeks: I've gone back and read post from the last 5 years on numerous sites. I will say that if I don't read the date of the post / article I am unable to tell what year it is. Thus, the same things have been stated over and over w/o an RV occurring. Typical post: RV tomorrow, after the weekend or next week. Hope is not in a financial windfall from an investment that receives a 1000% - to even an 8000% return, as some have stated. Hope is in God, contentment in all circumstances By the way: RV $3.20, I think that's the date the Iraq was started., how apropos