dinardlee

I don't know if this a TROLL post or a libtard post, but anyway since you're all for your post, you probably want me to pay for your insurance, food stamps, home, internet, and phone too. Oh by the way here take my clothes and my home also. Ok so tell me what Obama accomplished, because I can tell you what he didn't accomplish.

Here are the facts 1. RV will happen when it does happen. 2. When RV does happen, it won't be through "read between the lines" 3. If you have to "read between the lines" it is highly unlikely the date of RV nor a possible date for a RV 4. Any pumper on this site, should be taken as a good joke, a laugh, a good read for the purpose of entertainment. I like to call it a fairy tale or role playing. 5. Bank rumors are hilarious. Gather your thoughts and think about this, Would a bank teller getting paid minimum wage, or a bank manager who is equivalent of small store manager, will get information of this magnitude? Highly unlikely. 6. Thank you for the post.

There are many options depending on your goal. The biggest mistake lottery winners make is invest based on their emotions. I'd speak to an accountant and a good financial adviser.

thanks for the humble post, and welcome.

I'm not sure if this has been mentioned, but short-term capital gains tax is your ordinary income tax rate. Which ranges from 10-35 CURRENTLY. If Bush tax-cuts expire, the highest you'll be taxed will be around 39%.

says the guy who blindly believes in an investment. It's his choice to sell his dinar. You must be one of those people who thinks it's "rude" or "immature" when someone doesn't agree with you and give negatives.

At the rate this country is going, Barack is becoming the next MUBarack. This budget with tax increases only damages the hard working citizens of this country. One cannot legilate the poor into prosperity by legislating the wealthy out of prosperity!! It's simple economics!! And the government cannot give out hand outs without taking it from somebody else. What needs to happen is cut off all welfare crap, and put people to work. Our government is getting big enough that it can provide EVERYTHING for everyone...and once that happens, it's just as easy to take it all away.

funny that he calls this a "budget", I thought "budget" was something you do when you "have money". Since Obama is so hands on deck with the "budget", why don't we start by cutting their salary and life time benefits? Arn't we "the citizens" the boss? I think we should be able to vote for their salary and bonus.

It can only have a negative impact if 13303 is not renewed this year. I do not know anyone that's in IRAQ so therefore, my investment would be worthless if I do not fly over to IRAQ?

My assumption was that kuwait closed its borders when it rv'ed and gave a window time. Can anyone confirm this?

it's definitely not a scam to hold foreign currency. An advice of "buy dinar you'll be guaranteed to make millions" is a fradulent advice, since this investment is based on pure speculation.

Essentially they are. But most banks require swift codes for International wire transfers. For domestic the routing will do. You can always find swift code by googling or doing some research online.

I look at it this way... 1. It can be long or short, also long or short is subjective to each persons. To me short-term investment is 5-10 years and Long term for me is 30+ years. I got into this investment as an intermediate maybe 10-15 year investment, and I've held my dinar since 2008. 2. Be patient, and keep your expectation low to nothing. When you have high expectation, it usually leads to disappointment. If you keep your expectations low, the RV will be surprisingly awesome when it happens. And if it doesn't happen? you expected it anyway so no surprise there. 3. People who depend on Iraqi Dinar RV as a means to LIVE, not lose their homes, or about to go in the street...you have failed to successfully save money in the first place so do not blame the DINAR. You're not broke because DINAR didn't RV, youre broke because you couldn't manage money, or live within your means. Assuming you are retired, you should have saved/invested wisely enough to live through out your retirement comfortably. SSI should not be your retirement, it's a supplemental income... The fault lies on you, and nobody else. I'm not being "rude" here...it's the truth. 4. Rather than hoping for RV for selfish reasons, I hope it RVs for the people in Iraq.

Is SSI your only income?

What I don't understand is they just published an article on how Iraqi Dinar is an extremely dangerous and potentially a fraud investment and now they publish this?

It's definitely not copy and pasted. Although the message is some what believable.

it's amazing how so many people do not get this joke...amazing.

IMO Okie and the other pumpers are nothing but liars. They are manipulaters, who take advantage of one's weakness or greed in order to stir up their emotions on getting rich overnight. But can you really blame Okie for this? There are people on this board who actually believe him or "hope" that he's right. I see this as weakness, and these guys are probably the same people who buy "get rich quick" books as well. The same guys who believe Okie are also the ones yelling out "RUDE" when someone post information on possible delays to RV. It's "RUDE" because why? because a reality check has pulled them out of fantasy land? Anyway, I would take okie and other pumpers as mere entertainment. Life is stressful and we can all use a laugh here and there.

hahaha!! That's a good one!!

Good post Mr. Rich, and it makes sense! The point you provided in your quote is probably one of the hold ups for RV, and like I always believed, this will take a long time. He said it is simple and complicated, and those words speak volume. I don't think any of us really know what's holding RV up. What I do know is that it's a complicated puzzle, and they are not really close to putting it together yet. My best wishes goes out to the people in Iraq.

I'm having a difficulty trying to relate RV to big screens being set up, can someone clear this up for me.

I think it's similar, but you have some what of a principal protection...some what.

It definitely doesn't have to happen. I look at it this way, if it happens great, if not oh well.

Of course alot of investors went apesh*t!! It's up to the adviser to manage that fear and keep things cool. I run a very disciplined approach to investing. My strategy is not to beat the market 100% of the time per say, but to hedge against losses while providing capital preservation. What you get in my practice is mostly tax-free income of 5-6% range, principal perservation, and positive earnings in the down years. My sales approach is to keep things simple and effective. I do a bit of equities as well mostly with options. Time value of money is very well considered and I'm fully aware that "buy and hold" strategy does not work all the time. But I also do not take every client into my practice since I mostly deal with income buyers and long-term investors. I'm VERY conservative with clients. Managed futures and commodities can be a great addition to a portfolio I'm sure, but I myself am not completely educated on that subject enough to advise anyone. So if I was to advise anyone on managed futures and commodities, I would be disserving my clients since I'm not an expert in that sector. Managed futures and commodities also have a (-) earnings in a 20 year period which doesn't sit well with me either. I only mess with a little bit of gold as a hedge against inflation. What most people do not understand is most clients do not really care if its futures, mutual funds, index options, ETFs, EIA or whatever the product may be. They want their capital preserved with steady interests compounding. Also every client is different...it's all about listening to them, finding the gaps and building a bridge for them.

That wasn't the point of my post. The point of my post was not to generalize ALL brokers, as I would not generalize any professionals. No not alot of my colleagues did not get out of equities market during the market crash, but not everyone also runs their own portfolio. If you are a good adviser, you did not lose a "catastrophic" amount of money in 2008. Maybe down 15-20%, and right back up into positive earnings in 2009. If you are a good adviser, your clients did not panic and went apesh*t in 2008 because you managed their fear and restored confidence to your clients. You're a smart guy oilfutures. Being an adviser has 90% to do with being a good salesman, and I'm techincally an investment salesman. But being a fiduciary first is MOST important as an adviser. Also I believe my fees are justified and fair considering the service I do for my clients. It's not much different than owning any other business. I'm not as worried about my commission as my clients money. I love my business, and I will always be in this business. The poster above you stated many ignorant facts about being a broker/adviser, so I just wanted to correct him.