Popular Post Legolas Posted February 25, 2011 Popular Post Report Share Posted February 25, 2011 Can We Be Realistic Momentarily? Reluctantly, I have to agree with UNCS’ post sarcastically entitled “By Lunch Time We SHOULD Be Millionaires.” At the beginning of this week, I questioned whether we would be in trouble if the RV failed to occur before the protests began, given the situation in Iraq and virtually the entire Middle East. As feared, it appears that these demonstrations are in some cases already becoming violent after only the first few hours. For many reasons, this was easy to predict, and undoubtedly expected by government officials. Had the RV been as close as most of our tens of thousands of various website members wanted to believe, logic dictates that there would have been no better time to announce it than BEFORE these protests were to begin. Obviously there is no way of predicting what the eventual outcome will be, but it’s safe to say that at the very least, government, social, and economic stability will suffer a severe setback in terms of time. At worst, the limited progress made over the past 12 months could completely unravel. The entire region is a powder keg, and we can be sure that many different insurgent and terrorist factions will take full advantage of every opportunity to benefit from the chaos. Only time will tell what good or bad will result in the end, as each country could easily be different. Given the state of the world economy over the last 12 months (and longer), had the RV been a realistic option or plan, one can be reasonably certain that the U.N., I.M.F., W.T.O. and even the U.S. would have done much more to have influenced or even “caused” its implementation by now, if not long ago. It is our understanding that only the I.M.F. has the actual power to “force” a revaluation, but we all know that the other 3 entities are undeniably in a position to have pushed it to happen. The fact that so many different extremely important issues have taken so incredibly long to resolve, let alone the RV itself, is an indication that we should be more than a little bit suspicious of the fact that virtually EVERY SINGLE ONE of the thousands of rumors (lies) which we’ve heard to date have been wrong. There simply HAS to be a reason for the constant bombardment of BS. Only a fool would believe that these are “coincidences,” or simply because “this is Iraq” as the pumpers would have us believe. One or two false alarms might be possible, but thousands? I think not. Intel doesn't work that way. Even the worst source of intel is never ALWAYS wrong. Maliki is now many weeks past the constitutional and parliamentary deadline for the seating of the final ministerial positions. How difficult could it be to appoint these individuals when something so incredibly important is supposedly hanging in the balance? These are not lifetime positions, or even contractual. They serve at the whim of the Prime Minister, and can be replaced at will. He could easily agree to Mickey Mouse being seated in his cabinet and replace him at a later date. Yet the impasse continues without consequence. The issues of de-dollarization, election law, election, court decisions, government formation, budget, strategic council, contracts, HCL, etc. are but a few of the many issues on which our RV has allegedly hinged. Virtually every one of them could have and undoubtedly would have resolved much more quickly had there been such an urgent need. All of these, and many more, were reasons given for the RV having to occur, and by a particular imaginary deadline. Another issue which has concerned me for a long time now is the completely unrestricted exportation of literally billions of dinars each and every month for at least the last five years by the Trade Bank of Iraq and others to currency dealers around the world. If a government and central bank had a plan to revalue their currency, is it logical to permit this to occur when each of these dinars, currently valued at less than 1/10th of a cent are expected to magically turn into 1-3+ DOLLARS upon RV? No matter how one looks at it, a rational person would have to believe that they would make at least SOME effort to limit these numbers. Obviously it wouldn’t be possible to “eliminate” the flow, but they could undoubtedly reduce it by at least 90% or more. We’ve been told many times that they’ve done this, and yet the flow continues unabated. The only thing which has limited the SUPPLY of dinars is the overwhelming DEMAND created by the pumpers. One would think, that if and when they were to decide to RV, they would logically have to devise a method by which to limit the exchange of this unfathomably large number of “old” dinars for new ones at such a drastically inflated rate. At this point, the numbers are absolutely mind boggling…….millions of investors, each holding literally millions of dinars. That math is WAY over the head of the average CPA……and this is but the tip of the iceberg. The truth is that Iraq is gaining literally millions of dollars or more every month thru the sale of dinars and the promotion/continuation of the RV scenario. They are in effect receiving incredible interest-free loans from the investors who unfalteringly believe that their investment of as little as $1,000 will make them instant millionaires if they simply patiently wait for the imminent RV. Meanwhile the dealers earn approximately $200-$300 on every million they sell, and will make at least that much again if the investors are ultimately forced to exchange back to U.S. Dollars. I could go on, but there’s little need. When I first got into this several years ago, I believed that there might be a “remote” possibility that this RV fantasy might materialize. As I’ve gained knowledge and experience, and more importantly, having witnessed the amazingly well orchestrated campaign to keep the hope alive, my confidence has eroded significantly. I’m not certain that ALL hope is lost. There may still be time for Maliki and company to pull the proverbial rabbit out of their hats, but it seems unlikely. Meanwhile, as usual, we wait. Many people erroneously believe the dinar to be a “worthless” currency. This is simply untrue. It has no less value than many other successful world currencies. Value is totally relative. The issue with the dinar is that it must become “tradable,” and that can happen with or without the RV. The “dollar” value of the dinar may very well increase over time as conditions and GDP improve, but it doesn’t necessarily “HAVE” to. The number of dinars required to purchase a particular item is irrelevant, as long as it is no higher than the equivalent amount of another country’s currency. Yet another fallacy is the constant comparison of the Iraqi Dinar to that of Kuwait. The RI of the Kuwaiti Dinar is not even remotely comparable to the situation in Iraq. Pumpers continuously and successfully make this assertion, but research will quickly show that this comparison is fraudulent at best. There is absolutely no similarity whatsoever. The situation in Kuwait was a result of the theft of huge quantities of KWD's and their printing plates by Saddam's invading army. The devaluation was temporary, until new currency was designed and distributed. No one can say that the RV will never occur, but I think it’s time to acknowledge that the available evidence would lead a rational individual to believe that the hope we’ve been sold is clearly much less than a sure thing. I don’t know that I would recommend that anyone sell their dinars, as the 40-50% loss would be a substantial one, and should this phenomenon happen to occur at some point, there’d be no forgiving ourselves had we made the decision to sell. That being said, I think it has become increasingly evident that everyone should be very prudent in the subsequent expenditure of their time and money regarding the fascinating adventure which is the Iraqi Dinar. It's certainly been an interesting experience, even if repeatedly disappointing. Bash if it makes you feel better, but I don’t believe anyone can rationally dispute this analysis. I sincerely hope that Iraq proves it to be in error, and SOON! My intent is to help those who might be new, or easily swayed to research and consider all available information before making decisions. 29 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Telabiz Posted February 25, 2011 Report Share Posted February 25, 2011 I see it a liitle different , Had the currency RV'd before planned riot , and from articles not knowing what the people want (sending MPs to different parts of Iraq ) giving them cash before Riot would allow them to update their sticks and stones to Machine guns . I blv after scheduled riot is the best time . To show it was done for the people and that the Govt listened . Aint over yet . Hang in there 4 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
brencorp Posted February 25, 2011 Report Share Posted February 25, 2011 I have been in this investment for about 5 years and i think you hit the nail right on the head. 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JuryPicker Posted February 25, 2011 Report Share Posted February 25, 2011 I can never understand why people who think the currency adjustment will happen in the distant future would waist 1 second of their life on a forum or chat room?? You might be better off sitting with the elderly or sick and making an impact on someones life, instead of trying to convince other people of your opinion. Put your toilet paper in a sock drawer and check back in 2 or 3 years. Just saying 4 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sodizzymo Posted February 25, 2011 Report Share Posted February 25, 2011 Very well thought out post! It does make you wonder about everything. We got our first dinars about 6 years ago and have been watching the same stuff pour in and out all the time. It gets to a point sometimes, where you REALLY want it to finally happen, but then you know it most likely wont so there is no point getting excited or even a small shred of hope. Of course it would be wonderful if it did....but....it may never LOL Back and forth.... Im hanging on till something happens, good or bad, the Danar cant just sit out there without a value of some sort, negative to us or positive. Either way I am thankful for buying our Dinar with money we didn't really need nor will we miss. GO RV? hehe 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FoRgiVeN OnE Posted February 25, 2011 Report Share Posted February 25, 2011 As the time goes by it is harder and harder to believe we will see a return in this investment. Now there are contracts being signed and debts being paid and work already in process in Iraq. One can only wonder how will they pay for all this. I can't help but think we ( the investors) are the ones who are paying for these contracts and budget with our US Dollar that we keep pumping in to Iraq. They do not seem to be worried about any consequences and are determined to not let anyone push them around. I thought that with such a huge budget, they would need to revalue, but they will probably just pay for it with oil. I don't know much about this, but the closer we got to getting the check list of things to be done, the more it looked like they had no intention of revaluing. I will still hold on and keep praying and hope that even if I don't become rich that at least Iraq becomes a great country so that our losses from the US don't go for nothing. 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
harry2299 Posted February 25, 2011 Report Share Posted February 25, 2011 Legolas...That was very well said, I hope everyone reads this as you have really brought up some valid points...Thanks for the post. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Darin Posted February 25, 2011 Report Share Posted February 25, 2011 Your right... Kuwait to Iraq is comparing Apples to Oranges. The reasoning for comparing the situation frequently is relative to the timeline of events & proximity of the two locations. From my research, the KWD never was really devalued... It basically lost its street value until they re-instated the value. This particular instance made many people rich who bought in while the street value was down. I think our situation compares better to the Deutsch Mark or Russian currency. Both had a tremendous drop after the WW or Cold War and made a significant bounce back. In the situation of the Deutsch mark, I believe they introduced a new currency that gained value and RV'd. I think there was an article out about this on PD. I didn't think today's protest would turn into a world event like Egypt. I predicted it to be similar to recent events with maybe a little bit higher population attending. With that said, I would believe that these protests will continue & could likely get more violent. It has already push politicians to expedite filling the demands of the protesters. I was "not" expecting a RV announcement today considering CBI is closed today & tomorrow. If it was imminent, I would believe Sunday is the first day we would see anything about it. Tuesday is the day that I'll keep an eye on. It won't be for a RV, but a change in the exchange rate from the UN website. If I see no change, I will not become depressed, because my biggest fear would be to see a "minor" change in the rate... It could mean 4-6 more months before another change. I'm just hoping the next time the 1170 shows movement, the movement is huge.... However, lets look at some factual information that may help you feel just a little bit more comfortable.. US Treasury workers have been over in Iraq since Feb. 14th.. I am not sure if they're still there, but they've been working & helping the Iraq politicians.. Question is.. Why? What interest would they have to benefit for helping them?? Interesting..... From my understanding the Budget goes into effect on March 1st - retroactive to Jan 1st 2011. Okay, this also means it lasts on an effective date of the Operationl UN exchange rates. Coincidence? Maybe, but it it seems too logical, than it just may not happen that way. China visits... Supports the lifting of international sanctions on Iraq... I wonder if they signed off on an important piece of documents?? Talabani in Kuwait, rubbing soldiers w/ the high-ranking officials.. Sweet! They're friends now, I wonder if that means they feel debts are paid. Upcoming Arab Summit.. How could a proud people represent currency that is worthless compared to their neighbors? Who knows.. But it could be embarassing.. Tariffs to be imposed on March 8th (Some as high as 80%) were introduced to protect the local industry, but was delayed until further notice. Interesting..... Why? Because the consumer would feel the effects of that with higher prices on consumer goods/services & food. But it was delayed, maybe it was a hint at giving away something to be perceived as a date... A date we would all speculate and follow to make a run on the banks prior. Their currency.. Currently not trade-able... There's a nice little bunch of profits that can be made by exchanging it. The PIPs, or spreads as you may recognize it.. When people buy, they make money off te spread, when people sell, they make money off the spread. Rising & declining of the value with people trading it, will profit the currency exchange dept. Oil... Pushing over $100 per barrel w/ civil unrest in the M.E. - Oh no not again! $4/gallon in US? But wait, Iraq is pushing full steam ahead at pre-invasion levels.. And only increasing! That deficit will sure be cleaned out in no time...... Huh? My concern? Final ministries.. What is the dang hold-up, right? Are they really done & have been done behidn the scenes? Who knows..... I've read speculation that those that would likely get approved by M do not wish to have those positions because they do not want to be associated with M for the future of their careers. Makes sense, right?? If M fails, than all high-ranking officials will fail with him. 7 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
easyrider Posted February 25, 2011 Report Share Posted February 25, 2011 Good post but their is so much more out there that we don't know the media puts stuff out there that they want us to see and believe me and you and no one else know exactly what is going on over there. For instance our news here have you noticed its always bad news on the news because bad news is good news here same is everywhere else. Now with that being said very important dates are coming up in march i believe this protest will spark something with the parliament and GOI to start moving a lot faster for the people. I will have to agree with one of the posts above i did not expect them to RV before the protest I think it would have been foolish also the people have clearly stated they DONT want to topple the government just for a better way of living so everything that you have seen in tunisia, eqypt, iran, libya,Bahrain is NOT and I repeat Not the same that is gona happen in Iraq yes people have lost their lives and yes people are angry but i believe its gonna be a lot more controlled than we think it will be so sit back and relax let this thing play out still looks good for March everyone hang on its getting exciting now. 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
deenar Posted February 25, 2011 Report Share Posted February 25, 2011 I for one was not sold any hope. I researched and invested. I'm sorry so many here feel they were pumped. If you feel that way, sell your dinars and chalk it up to experience. If you've had your dinars for more than 3 years, you will make a little profit. If not, you will still get the majority of your money back. I'm sorry but I just can't seem to work up any tears for you quitters. If you are selling off because of hardship, that's a different story. 5 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
countryroads Posted February 25, 2011 Report Share Posted February 25, 2011 (edited) Well you can go on believing this investment will pay off for us and feel good, or we can subscribe to the doom and gloom thinking and spend 24/7 worrying and wringing our hands. I prefer the feel good approach myself. If I get worried all the time, then maybe I wasn't a very good planer and invested more than I could afford to lose. So lighten up and take the feel good route. Go RV.. Edited February 25, 2011 by countryroads 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
barjona Posted February 25, 2011 Report Share Posted February 25, 2011 Here's the way I see it. There is tons of evidence that the Dinar will eventually RV; you've heard the old saying, "Where's there's smoke, there's fire!" Well, there's a lot of smoke here; the things that are unfolding around the world (including the US Treasury involvement) all point to "something" happening! Even if it RV's at .50 or .75...we'll still be sitting good. AND IF IT DON'T RV, WE ALL WILL HAVE THE COOLEST MONOPOLY MONEY ON THE PLANET! IMO...it's a very low risk investment...you're gonna be rich or almost break even. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
keepmwlknfny Posted February 26, 2011 Report Share Posted February 26, 2011 I can never understand why people who think the currency adjustment will happen in the distant future would waist 1 second of their life on a forum or chat room?? You might be better off sitting with the elderly or sick and making an impact on someones life, instead of trying to convince other people of your opinion. Put your toilet paper in a sock drawer and check back in 2 or 3 years. Just saying Maybe because those people still like to read up on whats happening in Iraq....and this forum isent such a bad place to read the news and chat with people you might know or have met......just like any investment you dont just buy it and walk away....you should keep your eye on it even from day to day because anything can happen.....it would be dumb to put your dinar in a sock drawer and then not try to keep up with Iraq for the next 2 years....... By the way Legolas.....very well put.....as always you and me seem to be on the same page......later bro 5 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dinarsaurus Posted February 26, 2011 Report Share Posted February 26, 2011 Very good post.Your one of the few realistic posters on DV.But regarding the dinar,never say never. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
In Iraq Posted February 26, 2011 Report Share Posted February 26, 2011 This post was well written, good read and makes a lot of sense to any logical thinking person. For the truly desperate it's another story. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
imgesing Posted February 26, 2011 Report Share Posted February 26, 2011 Since we are all in this together, why not try and stay optimistic? The post is a good realistic post, but there isnt anyone here who really KNOWS anything as for a time line so far. Each week someone says it will RV now! It will RV! My logic says sooner is better for everyone in IRAQ and I know they are trying to secure something based on the news. I await with baited breath. Keep the real news coming. For me it paints a picture which comes into focus daily more and more... RV is coming I believe and not at .10 to 1 USD But we will all see together.... Keep the faith people. Peace 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
deenar Posted February 26, 2011 Report Share Posted February 26, 2011 Some one sold you hope? That is pathetic if you are an investor. It is your duty to research your investment and weigh the pros and cons. If a person doesn't research, they get what they get and shouldn't throw a fit as my 5 year old son Jake says. Again, I don't feel sorry for anyone that spent money that they shouldn't have, based on some anonymous internet tool's recommendations. You can't fix stupid. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
joeintt Posted February 26, 2011 Report Share Posted February 26, 2011 Bang on Legolas....I totally agree with you. had I read your post earlier I would not have needed to make the post that I just did...which downloads the same concerns. Be blessed Joe 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Legolas Posted February 26, 2011 Author Report Share Posted February 26, 2011 Some one sold you hope? That is pathetic if you are an investor. It is your duty to research your investment and weigh the pros and cons. If a person doesn't research, they get what they get and shouldn't throw a fit as my 5 year old son Jake says. Again, I don't feel sorry for anyone that spent money that they shouldn't have, based on some anonymous internet tool's recommendations. You can't fix stupid. In the real world, virtually every product is essentially sold on "hope," from Sham Wows to investment portfolios, and it's blatantly obvious that he who does the best "advertising" wins. He who does the best job of being the most convincing gets the sale......from Snake Oil to Cadillacs. That may be unfortunate in many cases, but it's also the reality. The dinar investment is no different. I guarantee you that the largest percentage of investors jumped on board due to the advertising (aka: RUMORS) of the fact that RV was imminent, and they were going to make a huge return on their money. Some have in fact "since" that time done extensive research and become well informed on the subject, but very few did that research ahead of time. You may be the exception, but as is the case with most products, most people do buy on hope, and the dinar is a classic example. And now we continue to hope. 2 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
coldwarvet Posted February 26, 2011 Report Share Posted February 26, 2011 When virtually every person I know looks at investing money in any business enterprise, at some point it involves interaction with another human being, usually to learn that person's take on the pluses and minuses of the investment opportunity. Many of us (myself included) also look at other information sources to help make the final decision. What we call those other people (pumpers, advisers, etc.) is largely dependent on our personal point of view. That, in turn, is dependent substantially on our larger outlook on the world. If we're a "glass half empty" type of person, we'll focus on the negatives we see, and justify that outlook as "realism." If we're a "glass half full" person, we tend to see the positives in almost any situation. A large and expanding body of psychological research is leading to the conclusion that we create our reality with our own thoughts. If our thoughts are consistently negative, our experiences will reflect that. Conversely, if our thoughts are positive, we tend to see more positive things in the world around us. That research also reveals that the positive outlook people report being happy more of the time than the negative outlook ones. I don't know about you, but I'm in this investment because people I trust made a recommendation to check it out, and I followed up with my own research. Given the rapidly changing state of world finance, I think we're well situated having the IQD as an investment opportunity. I'm grateful to the people who told me about the IQD, and grateful to DinarVets for the opportunity to learn even more about the opportunity. Those of you who wish to take a different tack with your posts certainly are entitled to do that. I, for one, intend to remain positive. GO RV! 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hame55 Posted February 26, 2011 Report Share Posted February 26, 2011 Maybe because those people still like to read up on whats happening in Iraq....and this forum isent such a bad place to read the news and chat with people you might know or have met......just like any investment you dont just buy it and walk away....you should keep your eye on it even from day to day because anything can happen.....it would be dumb to put your dinar in a sock drawer and then not try to keep up with Iraq for the next 2 years....... By the way Legolas.....very well put.....as always you and me seem to be on the same page......later bro Legolas - I taught rhetoric and logical reasoning for ten years at the university level. Some of your arguments are incomplete, or fallacies. The Kuwaiti example: their money and printing plates were stolen - so what? Their currency DEVALUED in any case, no matter how or why, it traded for much less than it did before the war on the international market. Then it was reinstated (RI). So how different is this from Iraq? The IQD devalued due to war...whether it's an RV or and RI it HAS to go up sometime - perhaps not until they are stable several years down the road, or by March, but it's NOT a different animal, given your argument, than Kuwait. I have been invested since December of last year. (Yes, yes, barely wet - what do I know, right?) I have not languished emotionally on these forums for five to seven years, as some of you obviously have. I actually find these forums to be a source of hope - that some day I'll be able to help my family and friends. I find DV to be uplifting! Despite any negative posts ( there will always be naysayers...) most people are beautifully upbeat, hopeful, funny and lovable. Don't let it get you down. Let your Dinar sit and live your life, until you get renewed. Then come back and hope some more. Or cash in. Either way, you win. 1 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
EagleEye Posted February 26, 2011 Report Share Posted February 26, 2011 I see it a liitle different , Had the currency RV'd before planned riot , and from articles not knowing what the people want (sending MPs to different parts of Iraq ) giving them cash before Riot would allow them to update their sticks and stones to Machine guns . I blv after scheduled riot is the best time . To show it was done for the people and that the Govt listened . Aint over yet . Hang in there Wise perspective to take TY Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Legolas Posted February 26, 2011 Author Report Share Posted February 26, 2011 Hame55 wrote: Legolas - I taught rhetoric and logical reasoning for ten years at the university level. Some of your arguments are incomplete, or fallacies. The Kuwaiti example: their money and printing plates were stolen - so what? Their currency DEVALUED in any case, no matter how or why, it traded for much less than it did before the war on the international market. Then it was reinstated (RI). So how different is this from Iraq? The IQD devalued due to war...whether it's an RV or and RI it HAS to go up sometime - perhaps not until they are stable several years down the road, or by March, but it's NOT a different animal, given your argument, than Kuwait. I'm not sure I understand how you can say it's not different. The KWD was devalued by Kuwait for a very short period of time due to the theft of a large quantity of the currency and the printing plates by Saddam. It was then "replaced" with a newly designed currency, eliminating the possibility of counterfeiting, and then reinstated to its original value. Where is the similarity to the situation in Iraq? Unless I'm missing something, it's apples and oranges, to put it mildly. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Johnny Bombs Posted February 26, 2011 Report Share Posted February 26, 2011 This has to be the best "Realistic" message without negative or positive emotions that I have ever read on this site. 1 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
4aprofit Posted February 26, 2011 Report Share Posted February 26, 2011 First of all...whoever said this was going to be an easy investment?.....Do most know that there are folks that have held dinars since the war began; also, there are those that have had a Warka Bank Account in Iraq, and/or those that have held stocks in the ISX/Iraqi Stock Exchange....and many have had double and even triple gains on their money...."of course, this was for somewhat of a long-term investment time-period"....This thing is like a "Cliff-Hanger" to many...literally....but, IMO..it is a wonderful investment...especially when you simply just look at the gains most have made for the time periods that they have been involved..(And I'm not talking about those that jump in, and then jump out overnight..while waiting to be millionaires every Monday..lol)....BOTTOM LINE: IF IRAQ WANTED TO LOP, SCREW THE INVESTORS IN ANY WAY, ETC...THEY HAVE HAD APPX. 8 YEARS, WHILE BLOOD WAS CONTINUALLY RUNNING IN THE STREETS, AND UNDER MUCH BETTER PRETENSES TO HAVE DONE SO BEFORE NOW....SO IF AN UPRISING SCARES PEOPLE OFF NOW...SO BE IT...BUT IRAQ HAS CHINA AND RUSSIA IN IT'S COUNTRY, HOLDING THE LARGEST OIL CONTRACTS......SO, WITH THIS BEING SAID..IF THE WORLD'S SUPERPOWERS ARE THERE...YES, SOME DISRUPTIONS MAY COME...BUT IRAQ WILL MOVE FORWARD...DUE TO IT'S PRIZED "PEAK-OIL"....AND I'M GOING TO STAY IN THiIS INVESTMENT TOO...COME HELL OR HIGH WATER...AS THE DINAR HAS RISNE IN APPX. 8 YEARS...WHILE THE U.S. DOLLAR HAS CONTINUALLY BEEN FALLING....SO, WITH THIS BEING SAID...I'LL GO DOWN WITH THE SHIP THAT IS RISING FOR NOW..OR AT LEAST WITH A SMALL AMOUNT OF MY PORTFOLIO...WHILE I MAY END UP LOSING ALL OF MY PORTFOLIO IN THE U.S. ANYWAY....SO, I'M NOT WORRIED...EITHER WE RISE UP DUE TO THE DINAR..OR IT'S ALL OVER ANYWAY...IN THE U.S. AND EVERYWHERE ELSE...ALL IN MY OPINION OF COURSE...(SO, LIKE "PREGO"..I'M IN THERE)...UNTIL IT'S ALL OVER...LOL.... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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