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[Adam Montana] keep in mind that after they RV, there will probably be another surge in violence as the dust settles [Adam Montana] so we may very well see the Dinar RV at a dollar, then quickly dip to 50 cents or less as the world hears about that surge [Adam Montana] but again, as Iraq TAKES CONTROL of their situation things will once again stabilize and the value should quickly go back up Hey Mr. Adam. According to your chat on 1/4/12, I have some questions for you. First, you mention " we may very well see the Dinar RV at a dollar, then quickly dip to 50 cents or less as the world hears about that surge , and my question is " how many days/weeks/months do you think it is going to take for the rate to drop from a dollar to 50 cents?if let's say less than a week, just assumption, that mean that " do we all have to go to Iraq directly just to cash in" or can we still cash in the States?Then, do you think that banks in Iraq have a lot of cash, specially US$, if we all cash in one of the banks in Iraq?Second question , you mention " as Iraq TAKES CONTROL of their situation things will once again stabilize and the value should quickly go back up ". does this mean that when the price drop from a dollar to 50 cents, do we have to exchange old dinar to new lower dinar bank note to anticipate the value to go back up again?How many days/weels/months do you think the rate is going to go back up once stabilize?What do you think the rate will be when stabilize?Once again thank you very much for your chat that will give a lot of important knowledges for us and I am waiting for your answer Mr. Adam. Sorry Mr. Adam that I have to copy and paste your chat.

As we all know that after all remaining U.S troops leave the country and back to the States, Iraq has to stand on it's own foot to begin rebuilding the country. Now, Some questons come up in my head, what does Iraq need to rebuild their country?Cash money. But, How does Iraq get Cash money to rebuild their country? From RV only or selling their oil & gas & other natural resources or foreign direct investment or others? If , this is just an assumption, you were Iraq government, what is the best way to get money cash to rebuild your country and make your own people"s lives more wealthy and prosperous?, ?What are the advantages for Iraqi people to RV their dinar?increasing buying power only?Do all Iraqi people get very wealthy when dinar RV if they still hold dinar ( unless they change their dinar to their foreign currency and move out to otheir country)?On the other hand, Of course when Dinar RV, all foreign investors will get wealthy suddenly as long as they change their dinar into foreign currency, like US dollar, etc. Please I need the right answer from whoever someone expert and anyone here can give some opinions, I will be appreciated. Thank you everyone here for helping me out.

I have had enough with all the b.s stories , good news or bad news( with or without the link )come around everyday and I still won't either sell my dinar or buy it anymore based on the crap I read on the news or rumour. Mr. Adam ever said before that we have to watch what they ( Iraq government or Shabibi or whoever in charge for RV ) do , not what they write ( sorry I don't mean to offend you Mr. Adam Montana ). However, my question comes up in my head and ask me , how do we know what the Iraq government really do with their dinar?Because we actually almost never know exactly what they do overthere ( in Iraq ) with their dinar. Everyday what we get here is all the lies b.s crap with a zero nothing happened with dinar at all. Actually, I am a very patient person and really don't mind waiting for dinar to RV as long as we know exactly what they do ( not what they write ) with their dinar truthfully, don't we. Now can anyone here or financial expert or whoever you call it tell me what they really do with their dinar overthere ( in Iraq )truthfully. Thank you very much and I am really appreciated.

First of all, I am not either a pamper or a guru. Everyday I read the news on this site, bad news, I just wonder in my head " who write those stories eventhough there is a link?Where are those stories coming from?Directly from the Iraq Reporters or just someone that is trying to manipulate the news to make some of us confused even hopeless? Then finally, all the people will give up and sell all their dinar based on what they read on the news. How many people still believe that the news that come from directly from Iraq Reporters or Iraqi Citizens or Boots on the ground ( what ever you call it )are 100% true? How many people still believe 100% what the Guru say, especially Sonny1 and Mr. Adam Montana ( Sorry Mr. Adam I don't mean to offend you and anyone here)?I just want to get real truth from someone that I can count on to get a real true information about what is going on with our dinar as dinar investors. Thank you very much for Mr. Adam Monyana who provide this site and also anyone here to support this site to get the information about dinar.

First of all, I am not either a guru or a pamper. And, I don't offend to anyone. I am giving an explanation based on the reality life. As we all know that when a baby learn to walk, their parents teach them how to walk. none of the babies can walk on hia own feet without getting a help from their parents first. This is a reality life. After the parents teach the baby to walk, then later the parents will slowly let the baby go and walk on his own feet. until the baby can really walk on his own feet without getting help from his parent at all. Now, the question how long can the baby walk on his own withour getting help at all from his/her parents?that depends on the baby. Sometimes there is a baby that is eager to learn to walk quickly than other babies and the answer is the time means the baby need enough time to learn to walk on his own feet. And, during the process is going on lately, there are a lot of barriers ( of course sometimes the parents will slowly help to eliminate the barrier ) that the baby has to take all the risk until he can walk on his own feet. So, time and patience are the clue. So from this explanation that Iraq is exactly just like a little baby and the parents are the other countries that help iraq to teach them to walk. Now, when the withdrawal of remaining US troops completely out of Iraq, and then Iraq now has to take all the necessary risk risk to stand on his own without getting help from other countries, however, there is sometimes that Iraq still need just a little help from other countries to eliminate the barriers until Iraq can stand fully on his own. With all the bad news that we still hear now, like a bombing everywhere, this is called barriers that Iraq has to be dare to handle and solve it peacefully and work together to get a win-win solution to solve all the problems that arise. The faster Iraq can get a win-win solution to all the problem that arise during the process until it can stand on his own, the brighter the future of Iraq Country will be. So, don't be too worry about all the bombing we hear on the news lately, that is the consequency and the risks that Iraq has to take in order to stand on his own feet. If iraq can handle all the chaos peacely and get a win-win solution quickly, then Iraq will prosper sooner than we all thought. and, I hope you are all be patient and patient and be strong don't despair whenever you hear all the bad news, chaos, bombing, etc. Go luck and GO RV to all of us.

Hey Mr.Adam. Actually, when I posted my question for your chat, I already posted the article ( which is a long article ) with the link about " STRONG DINAR " from the IMF. However, I don't know when you opened the floor, there is only my question there ( my long article with the link is gone ). So, now I will post again the article with the link and then ,Mr. Adam and folks here can read it very carefully and please, explain it to me by the word " STRONG DINAR " from this article below. Thank you very much for your kindness to answer my question to Mr. Adam and folks here. Statement by IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde on Iraq Press Release No. 11/465 December 13, 2011 Ms. Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), issued the following statement after a meeting with H.E. Nouri Al-Maliki, Prime Minister of Iraq in Washington today: “It was a pleasure to meet Prime Minister Al-Maliki today. Over the past several years, Iraq and the International Monetary Fund have engaged in a very successful partnership, anchored by successive IMF-supported economic programs. This partnership has facilitated substantial debt relief and helped achieve macroeconomic stability, including a strong dinar, low inflation, and a resumption of economic growth, in a very challenging political and security environment. “Prudent fiscal policies are essential to maintaining macroeconomic stability and fostering inclusive growth. In this context, I am very encouraged by the government’s new budget proposal for 2012 that was recently submitted to the Iraqi Council of Representatives. The proposal aims to restrain the growth of current spending, thus freeing up resources for infrastructure investment and social support, while limiting the size of the budget deficit. The proposed budget would allow the current Stand-By Arrangement (SBA) to continue to provide a safety net to the budget in case oil revenues were to fall sharply. “Promoting policies that lead to more inclusive growth is central to our engagement with Iraq. We are working closely with the Iraqi government to rebuild its essential economic institutions to help improve economic management and public service delivery. The current SBA offers a framework for Iraq’s structural reform agenda, by promoting better public financial management, including the management of Iraq’s hydrocarbon resources, and developing a financial sector that can support private sector activity and job creation. We look forward to further progress in these areas. “We remain committed to helping Iraq in its efforts to foster sustained and inclusive economic growth, generate viable employment opportunities, and improve living standards for all Iraqis. An IMF staff mission is scheduled to meet the authorities in January to discuss progress under the program and next steps”. THE LINK: http://www.imf.org/external/np/sec/pr/2011/pr11465.htm IMF EXTERNAL RELATIONS DEPARTMENT Public Affairs Media Relations E-mail: publicaffairs@imf.org Phone: 202-623-7100 Fax: 202-623-6278 Fax: 202-623-6772

Hey Mr. Adam. I post the articles from the IMF ( sorry if already posted and too long ). When I read this articles, I am confused and have a question to ask you about " A Strong Dinar". What does it mean by " A Strong Dinar"? As we all know that now US$ 1= IQD 1170, is it called a Strong Dinar ?Has " A strong Dinar " already happened right now or will it be in the future ?Please, answer my question Mr. Adam. Thank you very much and I am very appreciated if you don't mind answering my question Mr. Adam. Statement by IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde on Iraq Press Release No. 11/465 December 13, 2011 Ms. Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), issued the following statement after a meeting with H.E. Nouri Al-Maliki, Prime Minister of Iraq in Washington today: “It was a pleasure to meet Prime Minister Al-Maliki today. Over the past several years, Iraq and the International Monetary Fund have engaged in a very successful partnership, anchored by successive IMF-supported economic programs. This partnership has facilitated substantial debt relief and helped achieve macroeconomic stability, including a strong dinar, low inflation, and a resumption of economic growth, in a very challenging political and security environment. “Prudent fiscal policies are essential to maintaining macroeconomic stability and fostering inclusive growth. In this context, I am very encouraged by the government’s new budget proposal for 2012 that was recently submitted to the Iraqi Council of Representatives. The proposal aims to restrain the growth of current spending, thus freeing up resources for infrastructure investment and social support, while limiting the size of the budget deficit. The proposed budget would allow the current Stand-By Arrangement (SBA) to continue to provide a safety net to the budget in case oil revenues were to fall sharply. “Promoting policies that lead to more inclusive growth is central to our engagement with Iraq. We are working closely with the Iraqi government to rebuild its essential economic institutions to help improve economic management and public service delivery. The current SBA offers a framework for Iraq’s structural reform agenda, by promoting better public financial management, including the management of Iraq’s hydrocarbon resources, and developing a financial sector that can support private sector activity and job creation. We look forward to further progress in these areas. “We remain committed to helping Iraq in its efforts to foster sustained and inclusive economic growth, generate viable employment opportunities, and improve living standards for all Iraqis. An IMF staff mission is scheduled to meet the authorities in January to discuss progress under the program and next steps. ” The link http://www.imf.org/e...011/pr11465.htm Hey Mr. Adam. I post the articles from the IMF ( sorry if already posted and too long ). When I read this articles, I am confused and have a question to ask you about " A Strong Dinar". What does it mean by " A Strong Dinar"? As we all know that now US$ 1= IQD 1170, is it called a Strong Dinar ?Has " A strong Dinar " already happened right now or will it be in the future ?Please, answer my question Mr. Adam. Thank you very much and I am very appreciated if you don't mind answering my question Mr. Adam. Statement by IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde on Iraq Press Release No. 11/465 December 13, 2011 Ms. Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), issued the following statement after a meeting with H.E. Nouri Al-Maliki, Prime Minister of Iraq in Washington today: “It was a pleasure to meet Prime Minister Al-Maliki today. Over the past several years, Iraq and the International Monetary Fund have engaged in a very successful partnership, anchored by successive IMF-supported economic programs. This partnership has facilitated substantial debt relief and helped achieve macroeconomic stability, including a strong dinar, low inflation, and a resumption of economic growth, in a very challenging political and security environment. “Prudent fiscal policies are essential to maintaining macroeconomic stability and fostering inclusive growth. In this context, I am very encouraged by the government’s new budget proposal for 2012 that was recently submitted to the Iraqi Council of Representatives. The proposal aims to restrain the growth of current spending, thus freeing up resources for infrastructure investment and social support, while limiting the size of the budget deficit. The proposed budget would allow the current Stand-By Arrangement (SBA) to continue to provide a safety net to the budget in case oil revenues were to fall sharply. “Promoting policies that lead to more inclusive growth is central to our engagement with Iraq. We are working closely with the Iraqi government to rebuild its essential economic institutions to help improve economic management and public service delivery. The current SBA offers a framework for Iraq’s structural reform agenda, by promoting better public financial management, including the management of Iraq’s hydrocarbon resources, and developing a financial sector that can support private sector activity and job creation. We look forward to further progress in these areas. “We remain committed to helping Iraq in its efforts to foster sustained and inclusive economic growth, generate viable employment opportunities, and improve living standards for all Iraqis. An IMF staff mission is scheduled to meet the authorities in January to discuss progress under the program and next steps. ” The link http://www.imf.org/e...011/pr11465.htm Hey Mr. Adam. I post the articles from the IMF ( sorry if already posted and too long ). When I read this articles, I am confused and have a question to ask you about " A Strong Dinar". What does it mean by " A Strong Dinar"? As we all know that now US$ 1= IQD 1170, is it called a Strong Dinar ?Has " A strong Dinar " already happened right now or will it be in the future ?Please, answer my question Mr. Adam. Thank you very much and I am very appreciated if you don't mind answering my question Mr. Adam. Statement by IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde on Iraq Press Release No. 11/465 December 13, 2011 Ms. Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), issued the following statement after a meeting with H.E. Nouri Al-Maliki, Prime Minister of Iraq in Washington today: “It was a pleasure to meet Prime Minister Al-Maliki today. Over the past several years, Iraq and the International Monetary Fund have engaged in a very successful partnership, anchored by successive IMF-supported economic programs. This partnership has facilitated substantial debt relief and helped achieve macroeconomic stability, including a strong dinar, low inflation, and a resumption of economic growth, in a very challenging political and security environment. “Prudent fiscal policies are essential to maintaining macroeconomic stability and fostering inclusive growth. In this context, I am very encouraged by the government’s new budget proposal for 2012 that was recently submitted to the Iraqi Council of Representatives. The proposal aims to restrain the growth of current spending, thus freeing up resources for infrastructure investment and social support, while limiting the size of the budget deficit. The proposed budget would allow the current Stand-By Arrangement (SBA) to continue to provide a safety net to the budget in case oil revenues were to fall sharply. “Promoting policies that lead to more inclusive growth is central to our engagement with Iraq. We are working closely with the Iraqi government to rebuild its essential economic institutions to help improve economic management and public service delivery. The current SBA offers a framework for Iraq’s structural reform agenda, by promoting better public financial management, including the management of Iraq’s hydrocarbon resources, and developing a financial sector that can support private sector activity and job creation. We look forward to further progress in these areas. “We remain committed to helping Iraq in its efforts to foster sustained and inclusive economic growth, generate viable employment opportunities, and improve living standards for all Iraqis. An IMF staff mission is scheduled to meet the authorities in January to discuss progress under the program and next steps. ” The link http://www.imf.org/e...011/pr11465.htm

Hey Adam. I just post the article from the IMF ( sorry if already posted and too long ) and I am very confused and have questions to ask you , what does it mean by " A STRONG DINAR " from this articles Adam?As we all know now that US$ 1= IQD 1170, is it called a Strong Dinar Adam?Does " Strong Dinar " mean that it will happen in a short or a long period of time from this articles Adam? Please, give me the answer to my question Adam. Thank you very much and I am very appreciated if you can answer my question Adam.. Statement by IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde on Iraq Press Release No. 11/465 December 13, 2011 Ms. Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), issued the following statement after a meeting with H.E. Nouri Al-Maliki, Prime Minister of Iraq in Washington today: “It was a pleasure to meet Prime Minister Al-Maliki today. Over the past several years, Iraq and the International Monetary Fund have engaged in a very successful partnership, anchored by successive IMF-supported economic programs. This partnership has facilitated substantial debt relief and helped achieve macroeconomic stability, including a strong dinar, low inflation, and a resumption of economic growth, in a very challenging political and security environment. “Prudent fiscal policies are essential to maintaining macroeconomic stability and fostering inclusive growth. In this context, I am very encouraged by the government’s new budget proposal for 2012 that was recently submitted to the Iraqi Council of Representatives. The proposal aims to restrain the growth of current spending, thus freeing up resources for infrastructure investment and social support, while limiting the size of the budget deficit. The proposed budget would allow the current Stand-By Arrangement (SBA) to continue to provide a safety net to the budget in case oil revenues were to fall sharply. “Promoting policies that lead to more inclusive growth is central to our engagement with Iraq. We are working closely with the Iraqi government to rebuild its essential economic institutions to help improve economic management and public service delivery. The current SBA offers a framework for Iraq’s structural reform agenda, by promoting better public financial management, including the management of Iraq’s hydrocarbon resources, and developing a financial sector that can support private sector activity and job creation. We look forward to further progress in these areas. “We remain committed to helping Iraq in its efforts to foster sustained and inclusive economic growth, generate viable employment opportunities, and improve living standards for all Iraqis. An IMF staff mission is scheduled to meet the authorities in January to discuss progress under the program and next steps. ” The link http://www.imf.org/e...011/pr11465.htm

Why a lot of people still selling all their dinar when the withdrawal of all the remaining US soldier will end in this month?don't they believe in Sonny1's prediction by middle of January 2012 or should I say don't we all believe in Sonny1's prediction? I do believe what Sonny1 and Adam say. Does this means that the quickest all the remaining soldier back to the states by this month, the closer we are to the RV. Don't they ( people that are selling their dinar ) want their dinar RV, do they?I am confused why they are still selling when the time get closer.

not a million years. enough for me. I am not greedy. I am scared when a huge disaster that I don't like to see come when I become greedy. God don't like greedy people either. I am very satisfied and happy with what I have now even RV come low. GO RV GO RV SOONER IS BETTER.

Can Adam and someone tell me " Is Myanmar the same as Burmese Kyat?Sorry I am pretty new to this kind of currency. Cause when I check the currency converter, it only show up 1Burmese Kyat= 0.15 USD. it doesn't say about Myanmar. So, I have a little bit confused and I am really appreciated if someone and Adam can answer my question.

come on guys we all should have a confident that will RV within 30 days. be optimistics GO RV GO 30 DAYS.

Hi Adam. Sonny1 just make another prediction on the second week of January 2012. And, what do you think about that Adam?do you agree or disagree with sonny1's prediciton this time?Please tell me yout honest answer Adam. I wish RV will happen in this month and I don't mind waiting until next month too Adam. Thank's for taking your time to answer my question Adam.

Thank's for your driveby chat Adam. By the way, Sonny1 just make another prediction that will RV on second week of January, 2012. What do you think about Sonny1"s prediction?please tell me your honest opinion Adam. Thank's Adam. GO RV GO RV. I don't mind waiting until next month if RV really happens.