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A simulation of the dinar exchange rate linked to the basket of currencies


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6 hours ago, scouter73 said:

I remember a while back about dinar tied to 5 currencies. Irag iran were like ying and yang. India vietnam and another country i don't recall. Rupies just climbed after there currency cleanup last yr. So i dont see them rving again. If this is rumors i apologize. Been reading in shadows for yrrrrs now.

 

I remember that too. It was tired to the USD, EUR, Pound, and Yen. There may have been one more, not sure about that.   

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4 hours ago, dinarham said:

FIRST OFF ,I WASN'T DRINKING . REMEMBER THE DINAR WAS CLOSE TO KUWAIT'S RATE BEFORE THE WAR  . SECONDLY ,I'M NOT A HE .

 

I appreciate what you are saying, dinarham, but it is my understanding that the Kuwaiti dinar was tied to the GBP whereas, the IQD at the time was set by Saddam Hussein.  Ol' Saddam set it at any rate that he wanted. 

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7 hours ago, dinarham said:

SMOKE AND MIRRORS  . IT'S GONNA BE HIGHER THAN KUWAIT 

 

I hope that you are correct and I am wrong    I don't see it happening with the Saudi Riyal at .27 USD but time will tell.  Let's just get it over with so we can all focus on the next chapter of where to best invest our return!  

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1 hour ago, Floridian said:

 

Makes sense, Indy.  So what's your prediction as to RV amount?

Mine is .10,  but hoping I'm wrong and it's a lot more.

 

 

As I stated, item (1) is probably the biggest unknown factor. Based upon what I have seen, I would venture a guess anywhere from $0.10 to $1.20 (max). Anything greater would just be icing on the cake.

 

Indy

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34 minutes ago, Indraman said:

 

As I stated, item (1) is probably the biggest unknown factor. Based upon what I have seen, I would venture a guess anywhere from $0.10 to $1.20 (max). Anything greater would just be icing on the cake.

 

Indy

 

That's a mighty big range.

Thanks, Indy.  Hope your higher end prediction is correct.

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I'm thinking that if they truly want to "de-dollarize", they'll need to be at a buck or more to get citizens to give up their USD and finally use the banking system.  If they want to get into a p*ssing match with Kuwait to be the highest rate, they can move to a managed float down the road, after they prove themselves to the rest of the planet.

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Thanks DWS...

37 minutes ago, fnbplanet said:

I'm thinking that if they truly want to "de-dollarize", they'll need to be at a buck or more to get citizens to give up their USD and finally use the banking system.  If they want to get into a p*ssing match with Kuwait to be the highest rate, they can move to a managed float down the road, after they prove themselves to the rest of the planet.

 

1 hour ago, Indraman said:

 

As I stated, item (1) is probably the biggest unknown factor. Based upon what I have seen, I would venture a guess anywhere from $0.10 to $1.20 (max). Anything greater would just be icing on the cake.

 

Indy

..."1.08"...

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9 hours ago, scouter73 said:

I remember a while back about dinar tied to 5 currencies. Irag iran were like ying and yang. India vietnam and another country i don't recall. Rupies just climbed after there currency cleanup last yr. So i dont see them rving again. If this is rumors i apologize. Been reading in shadows for yrrrrs now.

 

 

I think it was China if memory serves me correct.

 

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I was in Kuwait right after the Iraqi army was driven out in 1991.  The Kuwaiti Dinar lost all value because the Iraqi Army had sacked the Central Bank of Kuwait and made off with all of Kuwait's  currency reserves.  The Kuwaiti Dinars had been printed in Europe and thus the plates were safe.  They simply reprinted Kuwaiti bank notes using different colored ink.  There was a short, in-country window in which old notes could be exchanged for new bank notes; thereafter the old currency became valueless.

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55 minutes ago, Tuscanugee Hutgee said:

I was in Kuwait right after the Iraqi army was driven out in 1991.  The Kuwaiti Dinar lost all value because the Iraqi Army had sacked the Central Bank of Kuwait and made off with all of Kuwait's  currency reserves.  The Kuwaiti Dinars had been printed in Europe and thus the plates were safe.  They simply reprinted Kuwaiti bank notes using different colored ink.  There was a short, in-country window in which old notes could be exchanged for new bank notes; thereafter the old currency became valueless.

 

So just to clarify.....anyone holding old Kuwaiti dinars HAD to exchange them IN Kuwait? 

 

If so--I wonder if that will happen with us? 

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Well, sometime ago we were told that Iraq was doing MOST of their trading with the European countries that use the ERU. OK ,Jordan would be next in line and their money ,to the US dollar is $1.40. The euro ,or how ever you spell it ,is at $1.20 so I'm guessing the Dinar will come out from $1.13 to $1.40 . I'm just ready for IT to come out at something other than the program rate. Kuwait ,today, is at $3.31.

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In the fall of 2009 I actually saw a price of 1.49 for the price of a dinar on Forex.  That was also the Price of the Euro at that time.  The 1.49 price didn’t stay up very long but it was very exciting.  Does anyone else remember that.   Those were the days of getting up at 2 am to check the price because of the rumors of an early morning RV.  Does anyone remember the moon stories in the newspapers were a secret code that an RV was going to happen any day.   Hang around here long enough and you’ll hear it all. 

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4 hours ago, Tuscanugee Hutgee said:

I was in Kuwait right after the Iraqi army was driven out in 1991.  The Kuwaiti Dinar lost all value because the Iraqi Army had sacked the Central Bank of Kuwait and made off with all of Kuwait's  currency reserves.  The Kuwaiti Dinars had been printed in Europe and thus the plates were safe.  They simply reprinted Kuwaiti bank notes using different colored ink.  There was a short, in-country window in which old notes could be exchanged for new bank notes; thereafter the old currency became valueless.

              THANKS FOR THAT INFO , TUSCANUGEE  . PERHAPS THEY WERE PRINTED AT DELARUE IN SWITZERLWHO ALSO PRINTED  THE DINAR , PAYED FOR BY USA . DO ANY OF YOU REMEMBER ANYTHING ABOUT WHEN KUWAI'T'S  CURRENCY WENT FROM ZERO BACK TO IT'S PREWAR VALUE  ?   IT WAS NON NEWS   , BUT IF I REMEMBER CORRECTLY  ,BILL CLINTON ELIMINATED THE NATIONAL DEBT . GO FIGURE.

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13 hours ago, dinarham said:

REMEMBER THE DINAR WAS CLOSE TO KUWAIT'S RATE BEFORE THE WAR  . SECONDLY ,I'M NOT A HE .

 

I’m A He - But I’m Wearing Makeup ! :o 

 

:D  :D  :D 

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