Thread: Iraq/Dinar News. 09/05 to 01/14/07

lets stick to the news guys this is getting off subject

Sorry Adster

I have taken the others advice and will leave this alone

as Mike says good luck to all

Ok flockstar, please leave it alone now.

Ok guys, just got up, rough as anything, boy was the beer strong last night! but the Adster will be 'hunting' around for todays info. :0)

Originally Posted by Adster

Ok flockstar, please leave it alone now.

Ok guys, just got up, rough as anything, boy was the beer strong last night! but the Adster will be 'hunting' around for todays info. :0)

Silly Arsenal fans - can't take their drink!

Looking forward to whatever you find today, though!

Originally Posted by nej

Silly Arsenal fans - can't take their drink!

Looking forward to whatever you find today, though!

Lol, probably right, one of those nights where you get home after a skinful and crack a few more 'tinnies' ho hum. Then again you Tottenham boys would have been on the 'shandys', lol.

Ok, back to 'work', be posting soon. ;0)

Go Adster! Go out and hunt down some good news for us!

We will be waiting at the finish line for you!!

Raditz

http://www.menafn.com/qn_news_story_...StoryId=123312

Not too many articles today as of yet, very quiet.

I just saved 3000.00 by switching to Gecko.

Dinar mentioned in editorial...


http://aawsat.com/english/news.asp?section=2&id=3570

"Hope for the future of Iraq is also reflected in the rise in real estate prices in Baghdad, Najaf and Basra, not to mention the Kurdish provinces that had already moved into the high-price bracket earlier. Iraq’s new currency, the dinar, is also doing well enough for Michael Stathis, a Wall Street portfolio adviser, to devote a whole book to it as “a possibly lucrative investment.” The two annual reports produced by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Iraq, also offer un upbeat assessment, including the prediction that liberated Iraq could emerge as“ the engine of growth” for the whole region” in the coming decade."

Interesting,

Little by little, it is all adding up to what we have all been waiting for. (g)

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/4627122.stm

Good luck to all, Mike