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  1. I thought he did a nice job explaining this tonight. Great show. Thanks for posting for all...
  2. I'm in no way "DEFENDING" the man. I'm simply stating that he's not as bad as some, and that I have seen some of what he says come to fruition. "ANYONE WITH A BRAIN" should be able to see that. I'm not a newbie to this investment, and don't wish to be treated as such by people who scour the forum looking for anyone with less than 20 posts to talk smack to. I'm new HERE, and therefore I realize I have some proving to do, but nothing I said warranted the initial response I got. Would you like my lunch money?
  3. Please explain how what I said was an "insult". I was merely giving my opinion... The number of posts I have is in no way a reflection of my level of intelligence, or intentions. If you will pls explain HOW this would be an insult, I will gladly apologize. I'll even write it in ALL CAPS for you if it helps. Thanks, Pagerdr
  4. I think we have to remember that EVERY "GURU" has been wrong MULTIPLE TIMES! However, having followed many different forums and their associated "guru" I feel I can honestly say that Steve is a good enough guy. I have seen him lose his temper quite a bit, but I refuse to judge him for that as I have NO IDEA what it is like to be a forum owner. I can only imagine it's very stressful, and all the newbies seem to feel the need to call you out, though they have absolutely NO idea what this investment is all about. In addition, I have seen a couple of his intel posts pan out fairly well. For example, back in April when Shabs was heading to the BIS and then to Washington for the Chamber gathering, I saw it on PD way before it made news. Let's give him a break and keep an open mind, at least he's not telling people it's done on a daily basis like some, or waking people up in the wee hours of the morning to make a false, unverified announcement. I think deep down, he really does care about people and their emotions, and that is to be respected IMO. Just me thinking out loud...
  5. I feel we need to remember that these articles are written for those in Iraq. When you consider that, you can get many different meanings of this, some good and some bad. Overall, if we watch how fast things are moving there, it's obvious that SOMETHING is ready to happen. I read a very interesting theory on another forum yesterday about a possible "in-country" L_P, which would be temporary to collect high denoms IN COUNTRY, and THEN after they reach the desired amount, they will go international and then WE GET PAID. We shall see!
  6. IMF Press Release: IMF Executive Board Selects Christine Lagarde as Managing Director Posted: June 28, 2011 by THE CURRENCY NEWSHOUND - Just Hopin in Iraqi Dinar/Politics Tags: Agustín Carstens, Baker & McKenzie, Board of Directors, Chief executive officer, Christine Lagarde, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, European Union, International Monetary Fund 0 Press Release No. 11/259 June 28, 2011 The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) today selected Christine Lagarde to serve as IMF Managing Director and Madame Chairman of the Executive Board for a five-year term starting on July 5, 2011. Ms. Lagarde, who succeeds Mr. Dominique Strauss-Kahn, is the first woman named to the top IMF post since the institution’s inception in 1944. The selection of Ms. Lagarde by the 24-member Executive Board representing the IMF’s 187 member countries brings to conclusion the selection process initiated by the Executive Board on May 20, 2011 (see Press Release No. 11/191). According to the agreed procedures, the Board had agreed to meet with Mr. Agustín Carstens and Ms. Lagarde for the post. The candidates met bilaterally with Executive Directors, as well as the Executive Board, during June 20-23, 2011. In these meetings, Mr. Carstens and Ms. Lagarde had the opportunity to present all relevant information concerning their specific candidacies. The Executive Board agreed that both were well qualified candidates and the objective was to select one by consensus. Based on the candidate profile that had been established, the Executive Board, after considering all relevant information on the candidacies, proceeded to select Ms. Lagarde by consensus. The Executive Board looks forward to Ms. Lagarde effectively leading the International Monetary Fund as its next Managing Director. The Managing Director is the chief of the IMF’s operating staff and Chairman of the Executive Board. The chief executive is assisted by three Deputy Managing Directors in the operation of the Fund, which serves 187 member countries through about 2,700 staff from more than 140 countries. Ms. Lagarde, 55, a national of France, has been the Minister of Finance of France since June 2007. Prior to that, she served as France’s Minister for Foreign Trade for two years. Ms. Lagarde also has had an extensive and noteworthy career as an anti-trust and labor lawyer, serving as a partner with the international law firm of Baker & McKenzie, where the partnership elected her as chairman in October 1999. She held the top post at the firm until June 2005 when she was named to her initial ministerial post in France. Ms. Lagarde has degrees from Institute of Political Studies (IEP) and from the Law School of Paris X University, where she also lectured prior to joining Baker & McKenzie in 1981. http://wp.me/pZC7o-8VT
  7. Normally, I try and breakdown articles and create as many scenarios as possible. In this case, it's beginning to be clear to me that they are trying to create confusion and blurry the upcoming event as much as possible. I say, let's just sit back and let this unfold. I doubt very highly that we will be disappointed, unless we are looking for a $3 rate right out of the gates. That, I doubt..
  8. I can't comprehend ANY scenario where there would be a need for LOWER denoms if there we no plans to RV. What on earth would anyone do with the new bills if the exchange rate stays unchanged? Does not compute in my mind! Thanks, Again, if it has been posted, you have my apologies. I did a quick look prior to posting and did not see it. Maybe someone can post the link to it here to direct members to it...
  9. Jolly, no bad intentions. I did NOT see this particular article posted. I read read ALL the recent "000" articles and this one I got fresh from the news site. If it has indeed already been posted, a MOD can freely remove it... Thanks for your concern.
  10. Iraq’s Central Bank to delete zeros from Iraqi currency. Saturday, June 25, 2011 09:23 GMT Iraq’s Central Bank announced on Thursday that it is planning to delete the zeros from the Iraqi currency. This step is one of the bank’s strategic missions; the Central Bank said adding that the new currency will include the Kurdish language in addition to the Arabic language. “The zeros that were added to the Iraqi currency previously constituted a large money supply up to 28.500 trillion Iraqi Dinar and 5 trillion banknotes”, the adviser of Iraqi Central Bank governor Mothahhar Mohammed Saleh told Alsumarianews. “The Central Bank has prepared all requirements needed to delete the zeros from the Iraqi Currency”, Saleh said. “This step is one of the Iraqi central bank’s strategic missions. The monetary policy of the bank aims to structure and reduce the currency in a country moving towards an economic phase”, he added. “The project of deleting zeroes is complete. It will be submitted to the central bank’s administration in the next session. Then, it will be passed to the ministerial council before presenting it to the Parliament for vote. The mechanisms of changing the currency will be gradual. It will be preceded by awareness campaigns for citizens”, the adviser of Iraqi Central Bank governor said. “The new currency will be printed after deleting the zeros and will include the Kurdish language in addition to the Arabic language. It will bear as well photos of Iraq’s civilizations and patrimony in addition to symbols of Iraqi intellectuals and figures”, Saleh noted. On June 19, Iraq’s Central Bank Governor Sanan Al Shebeibi affirmed during the meeting of independent commissions with Prime Minister Nuri Al Maliki that the bank is preparing all requirements needed to replace the Iraqi Currency. Iraq’s Central Bank has four branches including Basra, Sulaimaniah, Arbil and Mosul. It was founded as an Iraqi independent bank by virtue of Iraq’s Central Bank Law issued on March 6, 2004. The bank is responsible for the prices stability and the implementation of monetary policy including exchange rates, the management of foreign reserves, the issuance of currencies and the organization of the banking sector. http://www.alsumaria.tv/en/iraq-news/1-65688-iraq%E2%80%99s-central-bank-plans-to-delete-zeroes-of-iraqi-currency..html
  11. Trying to interpret these articles is insane! I can't wait to see how they do this... The LOP is not logical and if they're not at least going 1 for 1, why introduce lowers? I think there is some hard info to interpret here and maybe a bit of propaganda. Bottom line is something is happening, and soon!
  12. I saw this on CNH earlier... It's good info.
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