SWFG (5-20-13)

[SWFloridaGuy]

5-20-13 SWFloridaGuy: I've been trying for a while now to land some big interviews with professional economists prior to my Oxford Club meeting in a couple months. Well, I think I just landed a few. I won't know for sure until tomorrow after we have some conference calls but it looks promising. I hope they have good news for us. Either way it will be refreshing to hear from the world's leading experts rather than neophytes in this field, such as myself. I have 4 indicating their interest, so I would assume I will land at least one which should be interesting.

 

Among those I contacted are: Quanteconomics, Publicaffairs. Stan@smitheconomics and Reidar Visser are my latest possibilities for an in depth interview.  I had several very informative discussions with the Doug Casey of the casey research team but they were unwilling to publicly comment on the subject, although he did make the comment that the middle east is the most promising opportunity for investment due to their immense natural resources and lack of debt.

 

However, I believe I've found some who apparently are willing to give an in depth interview. Either way I have the Oxford Club meeting in a couple months where I will get some very solid information concerning the possibility of Iraq emerging as an economic powerhouse, their currency going international and then eventually Chapter VII removal and WTO accession.  Of course that's just me speculating due to my own research. 

 

If they deliver a more pessimistic outlook I will report it just the same. The first time I approached one of those members I was basically laughed at but as I looked into his background I found him to be far from educated on the subject and simply a very successful investor in the stock market.

 

I have already scouted out appropriate individuals, who whether promote the idea of a dramatic appreciation in the near future or have a more misanthropic outlook, it still remains one individuals opinion (expert or not), many have differing opinions on this subject.  Either way I will provide a complete transcript with details of who I spoke to, when and where and then leave it up to the community to decide the validity of their statements. 

 

[Elixirbaby]

Thanks for your effort on bringing us information. Looking forward to reading it

[SWFloridaGuy]

Thanks Elixer

[FlyHi]

We all look forward to fresh comment from these unbiased eyes and brains trusts. 

All the best with snaring 1 or 2 of that group expressing interest in the economic interviews

It goes without saying that we trust you to report accurately and articulately.

 I'm sure you will conduct yourself with distinction and be ever the diplomat handling delicate matters deftly with aplomb.

[Maja1962]

Thanks again, SWFG...can't wait to hear their perspective on the economic situation in Iraq and the Middle East.

 

BTW, better make sure it's published by Tuesday... I hear some guy talked to this lady who took her niece to the bank who spoke to a teller... 

 

War Eagle!

[mrmcwhipit]

Thanks SWFG I look forward to what they have to say.

[umbertino]

I appreciate your work ( mental and material) for delivering information . Thanks.

[tkeaton]

Thanks so much SWFG, I always appreciate the info you share.

[yota691]

Thanks SWFG

[Heck]

Thanks SWFG I, also look forward to what they have to say. Appreciate your time & effort

Heck

[millionaire in training]

THANK YOU SWFG

Always look forward to your posts. Ill keep my fingers crossed,waiting with anticipation .

[caz1104]

Thanks SWFG, Information & opinions are always welcome to help one come to a informed decision - peace 

[Bunk]

I know Punta Gorda.. Harbor Heights.. lol.   

[zigmeister]

I had several very informative discussions with the Doug Casey of the casey research team but they were unwilling to publicly comment on the subject, although he did make the comment that the middle east is the most promising opportunity for investment due to their immense natural resources and lack of debt.

 

 

 

 

Question SWFG, why were they unwilling to publicly comment on the subject?  Thanks. Zigs

[sweet C]

You are VERY appreciated SWFG. Thank you for all of your reseach and time invested to help us better understand this lengthy process. Hopefully this ride will be over Asap. Again...thank you!

[handy]

Thanks SWFG . Can't wait to hear what you find out ..

[KiaKaha]

Looking forward to your reports!

 

KK

[ponoboy]

Thanks SWFG;  You and others that post on this site look at the facts and report them with a non-bias opinion. I have to say I'm keeping my fingers crossed that It's all good.  

[WISKY291]

Thanks SWFG for everything you do.

[OZmosis]

Hello SWFG.  Would just like to add my thanks to the list of dinarvets as per above.  SWFG, I consider you to be a man of high principles and ethics and appreciate your commitment to source reliable information and share it with us in an objective and logical manner.  Importantly, it gives us a more realistic appreciation of the situation so that people like myself can anchor our expectations on facts and objective analysis instead of being bombarded and conned by the ramblings of incoherent gooroos such as Okie and his ilk.  Thanks again.

[sandfly]

THANKS

[SWFloridaGuy]

Zigmeister, great question and one I have also. I e offered to promote their website and compensate him for his time but for whatever reason it was a topic he chose not address. Actually, I have run into this same problem many times which it has taken me so long to find accomplish my goals in attaining a professional opinion. I'm not looking for some pumper who will guarantee a RV, onlooking for a knowledgable, honest and respectable expert. I may have already found a few a am negotiating the terms of the interview. It's surprisingly difficult to accomplish but I should have this wrapped up within a week or so. I just hope they have good news or at least an optimistic outlook toward our investment.

Sorry for the grammatical errors on mobile phone.

[stealthwarrior]

^{I think in a couple of months Iraq may cease to be a country.}

[zigmeister]

Zigmeister, great question and one I have also. I e offered to promote their website and compensate him for his time but for whatever reason it was a topic he chose not address. Actually, I have run into this same problem many times which it has taken me so long to find accomplish my goals in attaining a professional opinion. I'm not looking for some pumper who will guarantee a RV, onlooking for a knowledgable, honest and respectable expert. I may have already found a few a am negotiating the terms of the interview. It's surprisingly difficult to accomplish but I should have this wrapped up within a week or so. I just hope they have good news or at least an optimistic outlook toward our investment.

 

Sorry for the grammatical errors on mobile phone.

 

Thanks SWFG.  This is very interesting.  I don't quite understand the reluctance, I mean they either think its a good investment or they don't.  Or they know nothing about it.  The dinar is a somewhat mystifying entity in a way.  However I do find their response unusual.

[caz1104]

I agree anyone that I've come in contact with in the world of finance "by now" has an opinion on the dinar. It's probably one of the worst kept secrets regardless of which side of the fence one falls on - peace