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Thanks Adam!

Try it at any currency exchange in a major city or airport. I did it with no fee to a portion of mine.

We already export more oil than they do. Once again, they're just using the current crisis to price gauge... just a speculator's sleight of hand... has nothing to do with supply.

I agree. Now's the time to really follow the money. If you're backing out now and selling dinar because of politics and civil unrest, then you're reacting. And believing false narratives of gurus who interpret these events as "triggers." If you're backing out now, it wasn't worth the wait anyhow.

Thoughts anyone? http://news.yahoo.com/al-qaeda-militants-flee-iraq-jail-violent-mass-004726478.html

I half-agree. There's a news "embargo" because CH 7 and other big events in Iraq do not count as news to major media outlets in the US. There are stock investors who get windfalls every week, but it's not a headline even in investment or business news outlets... What feels like a big story to Dinarians is barely a blip on the radar elsewhere... it's not news... not even when and if it raises in value significantly. It's better that way, too.

Whatever happens, it will be God's will... which is always being revealed to us. Not everyone here expects an overnight windfall from an RV. And I don't know how God and the RV get tied together in some people's mind, but they do. I had faith when I woke up yesterday and when I woke up today... and I'll have it whether I profit from this investment or not.

Maybe it's time to invest in the Yuan, too. http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/03/world/middleeast/china-reaps-biggest-benefits-of-iraq-oil-boom.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0

Thank you, Adam, for being of service to all of us!

I'm glad it's not being covered... Seems to me that's on purpose too..

Good question... I always thought it was conspicuous that more major news outlets have not covered anything about Iraq/CH7 or even much about the Dinar investment (and yes, I'm aware of the Forbes piece and the AP wire story) This lack of coverage is one of the reasons I invested in this... someone or entity does not want this to be reported on. Which led me to believe there's some merit to it. This lack of coverage is not unlike the lack of coverage of the war in Iraq on American television. We received a much more censored version of War coverage than people watching it in the UK, Europe and Australia did. I wonder how much international coverage the possible CH7 removal is getting internationally... The Guardian or London Times, anyone?

Practice makes perfect

Intriguing... But I don't think this infers anything about the Dinar. This sound like something else... corruption of some kind...

How about if you're just not Christian and still don't support Obama? I don't get the bias of this thread.

It RV'ed in my backyard this morning...

Old article... old saw... And it's technically wrong, as dinar investing is not a scam... it's a highly speculative investment with real loss associated with it

About as credible as the Zombie Apocalypse.

exciting... but smells like a pumper.

You make a great point. Yet I'm still confounded when people on the boards equate Vegas or other places where they would LOSE most of their money as "winning" or a destination after they cash in... It is a city fo opulence designed to separate you from your money. I've been to Vegas many times and can tell you that it is not a place built on winners... If this RV pays off in a significant way, I'd like to think we're smart enough to be WINNERS and walk away... JMTS

Thanks for the post. But this reads as "smoke" to me.

Forbes takes a shot at Dinar investment every three months or so... Very tired...

IMHO It's not millions of people who hold dinar but "tens of 1000s," just like Adam said. And of the people who do, most of them only hold an average of 1 million IQD. After the spread and the taxes, that could mean cashing in for a lot less than 1 million. Rich people aren't worried about this. $600,000 is not that much money to someone who has a lot of money. The idea that a vigorous cash-in by 1000s will affect the US economy or the plutocrats lifestyle is a distortion. They really don't care, and find this all just a bit of gambling, really.

old news

I was "pumped" with a similar story by a friend last April, who thought it was going to "happen" at the beginning of June 2011.... I eventually invested because of his excitement, but I did my own research first -- knowing that if something is too good to be true, it probably isn't. I read up enough to find the pumpers. And I also discovered DV. I read up every other week on the goings-on and the speculation. I believe in the RV. But the variables are anybody's guess... all currency trading is largely speculative, and appeals to a gambler's sensibility. There could be better ways to invest the money I've invested in dinar. But my gut also says that this is a once-in-a-lifetime investment that could become very profitable.

Some, but not ALL, CH 7 sanctions were lifted last Dec 31, 2010. This is old news, and has been discussed on the Boards at length.