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[slb]

Just another newbie/lobster with an opinion. Why would anyone be involved with this investment if they thought that would be the return ?  What a waste of money and time, could of just stuck it in a CD ! In the end we are all speculating that Iraq is different.  If they were going to lop, they could of done it a long time ago.

[DinarThug]

On 2/23/2019 at 5:57 PM, Artitech said:

Yes we have a lot of very smart people here on this site,

 

I Just Put Some Crayons In My Nose !  

 



 

And Downloaded The Green New Deal ...

 

     

[leplusgrand]

Greetings,

I do understand the mindset of many and like the many, I too was going to purchase the highest notes available prior to my decision not too.

 

The "human behavior" factor always dictates such actions, (i.e.) when purchasing stocks.

However, where foreign currencies may apply, a completely different venue of decision making should be considered. 

Especially where old currencies are removed or changed.

 

Again, this is my personal conclusion and really....What do I know, right? 

I present this text solely as speculative and nothing more.

 

My assessment in my investment is that the larger bills will lop and the smaller notes will sustain.

And yes, many years back the exchange value was over 3.00 to the U.S.dollar, but that was decades past as we know.

I base my viewpoint on other Arabic countries surrounding IRAQ and their financial histories as a navigator of direction.

Good Fortune To Everyone!

 

Le Plus Grand'

 

 

[6ly410]

4 minutes ago, leplusgrand said:

My assessment in my investment is that the larger bills will lop and the smaller notes will sustain.

LOL haha good for you 😂 cya 

[slb]

Sounds like a Breitling strategy , although he doesn't believe in a lop. I too bought a bunch of 500's years ago as an alternate angle on this thing . Darn notes take up to much space. We wait.....

[6ly410]

we are at the most exciting stage in this investment  imo and we are talking about a lop?? Haha to funny cheers dv 

Edited February 25, 2019 by 6ly410

[10 YEARS LATER]

On 4/3/2018 at 2:26 PM, mr.unlikely said:

Ten you forgot to add that the molasses is traveling uphill in a snowstorm against a strong headwind.

 

Dang .... you’re so right. Thanx for covering my back Mr. U 

[miquel]

1 hour ago, Botzwana said:

See….we have this Little tank down below.  It is called the lopster tank.  PErhaps you should take your views there?  

Perhaps Mr Grand is the utmost reverse pumper ?

[Dinarrock]

3 hours ago, leplusgrand said:

Greetings,

I do understand the mindset of many and like the many, I too was going to purchase the highest notes available prior to my decision not too.

 

The "human behavior" factor always dictates such actions, (i.e.) when purchasing stocks.

However, where foreign currencies may apply, a completely different venue of decision making should be considered. 

Especially where old currencies are removed or changed.

 

Again, this is my personal conclusion and really....What do I know, right? 

I present this text solely as speculative and nothing more.

 

My assessment in my investment is that the larger bills will lop and the smaller notes will sustain.

And yes, many years back the exchange value was over 3.00 to the U.S.dollar, but that was decades past as we know.

I base my viewpoint on other Arabic countries surrounding IRAQ and their financial histories as a navigator of direction.

Good Fortune To Everyone!

 

Le Plus Grand'

Sorry currencies do not work that way there is no possible way to lop half of their notes as you are suggesting...lololol.. you really should do some more research!!

3 hours ago, leplusgrand said:

 

 

 

[Artitech]

4 hours ago, leplusgrand said:

Greetings,

I do understand the mindset of many and like the many, I too was going to purchase the highest notes available prior to my decision not too.

 

The "human behavior" factor always dictates such actions, (i.e.) when purchasing stocks.

However, where foreign currencies may apply, a completely different venue of decision making should be considered. 

Especially where old currencies are removed or changed.

 

Again, this is my personal conclusion and really....What do I know, right? 

I present this text solely as speculative and nothing more.

 

My assessment in my investment is that the larger bills will lop and the smaller notes will sustain.

And yes, many years back the exchange value was over 3.00 to the U.S.dollar, but that was decades past as we know.

I base my viewpoint on other Arabic countries surrounding IRAQ and their financial histories as a navigator of direction.

Good Fortune To Everyone!

 

Le Plus Grand'

 

 

I hope you don't have a lot of 50 dinar notes, so if your still holding them, your in for a big surprise!! 

Edited February 25, 2019 by Artitech
left out word

[jg1]

On 2/24/2019 at 11:58 AM, navira said:

Cheers jg1

Thanks everyone for your prayers and well wishes. 

I accepted a job offer today. Not the best but not the worst. Somewhere in the middle. 

[nannab]

  You won't need it much longer jg1.  🤞 

1 hour ago, jg1 said:

Thanks everyone for your prayers and well wishes. 

I accepted a job offer today. Not the best but not the worst. Somewhere in the middle. 

 

[navira]

Congrats jg1.

[jg1]

13 minutes ago, nannab said:

  You won't need it much longer jg1.  🤞 

 

So sweet.

[pokerplayer]

1 hour ago, jg1 said:

Thanks everyone for your prayers and well wishes. 

I accepted a job offer today. Not the best but not the worst. Somewhere in the middle. 

 

Excellent jg1, I'm happy for you. My Interview went well and they said they would contact me one way or the other this week.

 

  Fingers crossed.

 

  pp

[NEPatriotsFan1]

Orientation and an exit interview all in one week? You’re gonna be a busy guy jg1 😉🤞

[jg1]

6 minutes ago, pokerplayer said:

 

Excellent jg1, I'm happy for you. My Interview went well and they said they would contact me one way or the other this week.

 

  Fingers crossed.

 

  pp

Im flattered with all the attention. I see your Canadian. My grandmother was Canadian/ french. Funny, she didnt talk about her life before grandkids/ me. My grandfather was customs on boarder of main and Canada. Dad was from Calis, Main.

I do electronics work. Assembly, soldering, testing, repair. How about you. 

[pokerplayer]

2 minutes ago, jg1 said:

Im flattered with all the attention. I see your Canadian. My grandmother was Canadian/ french. Funny, she didnt talk about her life before grandkids/ me. My grandfather was customs on boarder of main and Canada. Dad was from Calis, Main.

I do electronics work. Assembly, soldering, testing, repair. How about you. 

 

Ancestors are from England/Scotland. Grandpa was an Electrician, and Grandma was a Owner/Operator of a bakery. Me, I'm a Maintenance Planner in Oil and Gas going on 35 years. I worked for a US Oil company which sold it's Canadian assets. We in Management were all laid off as the new company wanted to bring in their own people.

 

Tough at my age to find new work but I have several years to go before retirement.

 

  Fingers crossed.

 

  pp

[jg1]

18 minutes ago, pokerplayer said:

 

Ancestors are from England/Scotland. Grandpa was an Electrician, and Grandma was a Owner/Operator of a bakery. Me, I'm a Maintenance Planner in Oil and Gas going on 35 years. I worked for a US Oil company which sold it's Canadian assets. We in Management were all laid off as the new company wanted to bring in their own people.

 

Tough at my age to find new work but I have several years to go before retirement.

 

  Fingers crossed.

 

  pp

Fathers side is scottish/german. Mothers side is welsh.  Ya, Im 53 so, I see the younger guys get the full time job but move on pretty quickly. Of course without the experience/ skills the paper/ degree does not do much good. Keep in touch and thanks.

Edited February 26, 2019 by jg1

[nannab]

Your next pokerplayer     

 

1 hour ago, pokerplayer said:

Tough at my age to find new work but I have several years to go before retirement.

 

  Fingers crossed.

 

  pp

 

 

[pokerplayer]

12 minutes ago, nannab said:

Your next pokerplayer     

 

 

 

 

Thank you my friend

 

  pp

[leplusgrand]

7 hours ago, Dinarrock said:

Sorry currencies do not work that way there is no possible way to lop half of their notes as you are

suggesting...lololol.. you really should do some more research!!

 

I apologize Dinarrock, it’s apparent to me that you’ve learned fathoms more about financial securities associated in foreign currency exchange bylaws, or are you being obtuse to a potential future lop on the largest Dinar notes currently in circulation ?  Or could a future lop actually be the point at where the largest notes vastly depreciate in value based on ones initial buy?  

 

So hypothetically lets say,  

“you have 20 million dinars in

500 Dinar notes” and the new exchange rate is announced at 1.19 to the US DOLLAR..then immediately the lop occurs and suddenly a 10,000 Dinar note becomes a 10 Dinar note in value prior to any new currencies being printed or issued but still remains only worth only 10 Dinars.

 

So what occurs if the 500 Dinar notes you hypothetically hold just magically becomes worth a 1/2 Dinar note like the KWD did and is valued by the new rate of value of 1.19. 

 

What is 20,000,000 in 1/2 Dinar notes going to be worth now?

Have a great tomorrow Dinarrock, lololo. And Oh, if anyone should ask...

THAT’S WHATS’ IN MY WALLET 

Le Plus Grand’

[DinarThug]

A LeGrand Slam Swing And A ‘Miss’ !  

 

 

     

[Dinarrock]

Sorry man you really are clueless...just move along now there will be no helping you...lol

[navira]

Leopard, U really are something, lol. Don't know where u get ur ideas from. A lop is a lop, no notes is selected. If Iraq decides to lop, every single note will lop. There was an idea from someone where he explained everything(he was involved in the process before) he said it may look like a lop, but it is not. It is actually a revaluation. The notes we are holding will have the same value(a 25,000 dinar is worth 25, 000 dollar at a 1 to 1), no lop. If u talk about kuwait(sounds like u described Kuwait lop too, but they didnt). I will even have u call someone who made from kuwaits revaluation ,or if u like attend to his call and give him a call. Cheers n all dvers. A note to dvers, stick to rv and u can't go wrong with all the news lately.