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GJM

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  1. Been around since 2010.  If we would see a RV in October 2016, do you believe it would be at the once mentioned rate of .10 cents.  I know you're not in the driver's seat, nor do you own a crystal ball, but I would appreciate your level headed opinion after all these years.  Still hoping....  

  2. Just a note. Last year when my password had expired, I sent my authorization request directly to e-bank. After a couple of weeks of no response from e-bank, I sent my request to Mr. Issa and he graciously and promptly reactivated it. This year, after reading the above suggestions re reactivation, On Aug. 21 (after the Monday EID holiday) I sent my authorization letter again directly to e-bank (not wanting to bother Mr. Issa). No response. I waited until Sunday 8-25 and sent a second request. As yet, no response. I think I will probably have to go through Mr. Issa again, but will wait until Sunday 9-2. Wanted to let peeps know it isn't always a 48 hour turn around.

  3. Been here since Dec. 2009. Bought your first edition book, went on board with IBC, Warka, etc. Still hopeful. Know you're tired of addressing repetitive questions regarding date and rate. I haven't questioned much in my 3 year history, but I couldn't resist this evening. Are you still feeling positive about RV between now and Sept?

  4. Can he continue to work until it RV's? Just a thought - a bird in the hand, so to speak - sounds like he's well prepared for the RV which is a good thing. There are however, no guarantees in any investment! Tho' it's tough right now - perhaps it is just a season - I say keep the job - JMO

    My heart goes out to you and your family.

    Go RV! :)

  5. Agreed. :) Another factor that I did not see mentioned in original post was that a country's Debt/ GDP ratio and their ability to cover that debt is also a factor in the currency value. I believe currently Iraq debt is about 14% of GDP. As oil and other commodities/ products are traded, this percentage should drop further, thus raising currency value if all other variables remain static. Stability is the biggest challenge for Iraq at this point. Some interesting numbers on the CBI site under Statistics and Key Financial Indicators. Notice the trends over the last 7 years. Things are looking better.

    Where did you get a 14% debt ratio/GDP for Iraq? CBI website states it is 72%. By comparison, the highest is Zimbabwe is 241%, US is 62%, Italy is 103%, Kuwait is 12.6%, China is 17.5%. (From CIA world fact site).

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