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

Hi all,

Just found this from a Baghdad newspaper.

79% of Public in Opinion Poll will vote YES to Constitution
Baghdad, Oct.2 p4

A public opinion polls carried by (Iraqi center of development and international dialogue ) had signified that %79 of Iraqis will votes yes on the draft constitution , while %8 opposing it and %14 of the participants which contains 3625 families didn’t answer whether they vote yes or no on it.The poll also showed that the percentage of voters differ from district to other , for example in Kurdistan provinces there is %94 will votes while %87 voters will votes in the southern provinces , %80 of voters support draft constitution ,%93 in Kurdistan , %91 in the southern provinces ,%3 in Baghdad and central district while the poll pointed %10 of voters reject it .


This is another positive move that shows the country is getting their act together. It's all piecing together nicely. If a peg doesn't happen before the Constitution on 15 Oct, my own feeling is it will be later this year when the IMF approves the loan for Iraq.

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Originally Posted by everwiser

I wouldn't say that I'm clueless and (not knowing me) you probably shouldn't either. If I was out of line about you Adster, please accept my apology. I didn't mean to imply that you were less than sincere about helping people. I don't hate MLM's, per se, but you can probably agree with me that most of them only benefit those who were able to get into them very early (not like a Ponzi, I know the difference), those that have a huge social base to present to, or those that are great salespersons to begin with. In this particular case, I'm none of the above.

Lastly, if there's one thing in this world that we can predict it's that we can't be certain of anything. With Iraq being such a hotbed of activity, good and bad, nothing is certain. I was just trying to bring some reality to the current "rosy-ness" of the Dinar. As I said before, I will probably buy the Dinar, but being someone who has to go paycheck to paycheck, signing into an agreement where I have to purchase a minimum dollar amount per month to stay in or profit from the program is just not feasible in my case. I wish you and everyone Good Luck in whatever you/they decide to do.

Interesting,

Always enjoy both sides of story, so thanks Mike, good to know you are interested. And as to one point you missed, there is no obligation to purchase monthly unless you were to develop referrals below your personal referrals, so don't worry, not commitments are required for any monthly purchases, and I liked that point since most do not want to commit long term for anything these days. Just wanted to clarify this point, as well as, you can purchase as little as $30.00 to test the waters.

Good luck to all, Mike

One of my customers pm'd me a week ago saying they were going to order 7 million ID's. If they could pm me so I can track their order in my back office I'd appreciate it.

Thanks.

Adster.

Update,

Constitution signing on target for October 15th, so D Day is approaching.

Good luck to all, Mike

Hi Mike,

I personally feel a peg wil be imminent once the IMF approve Iraq's loan later in the year. This will be the catalyst to a pegging and the final piece of the jigsaw........

What do you think?

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I emailed Wells Fargo(US) to see about exchanging the currencies in the future and they replied:

The Treasury Department has established restrictions that prohibit
offering services for the following restricted countries: Cuba, Iran, Iraq,
Libya, North Korea, Serbia, Montenegro, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina,
and Unita (Angola).

Any idea what they mean? Are they stating the current situation, and just not saying that they will be able to once it "pegs"?

Originally Posted by twins0203

I emailed Wells Fargo(US) to see about exchanging the currencies in the future and they replied:


Any idea what they mean? Are they stating the current situation, and just not saying that they will be able to once it "pegs"?

Interesting,

Let us look at how banks respond in the west regarding international currency exchanges, they are the last to know. (g) They look to the feds to decide what and when, so not to worry, when the dust settles and the ink dries on Iraqi constitution, then currency will peg, and many other banks will take lead and exchange, and that includes western banks, and fed will be fully aware of it , I assure you. I saw the same thing with Kuwaiti dinar, it dropped like a rock, then slowly came back to former levels, and if you read the history of Iraqi dinar, you will see a very similar situation, only with better potential. Who knows what peg will be, but in months, years, five years, it will certainly be far higher than it is now.

Good luck to all, Mike