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I forgive you Bob. You a good man in my book. We all jump out of line here and there. Exspecially when it comes to our finances are our Investments. You are forgiven by all I am sure. Takes a Man to appoligise and you did. Thats a plus in my book. Now lets get this baby PEGGED!!!!:ro_emote:Quote:
Originally Posted by bob1940
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Originally Posted by bob1940
Hmmm, thought I'd drop my worth in a Dinar's dime here to check out this larger than life billboard I once saw at Universal Studios.... ...and the mayhem here over all this new Iraqi uprising...:rofl: :party:
Heyyy Bob, you'll soon get this thread all blaocked out with ya skyscraper signature billboard.....:woohoo: :biggrin:
R U starting a drive-in movie or something....I think most of us has seen Jurassic Park...whats the next trailer???:flame: :wigged:
Yeah... good that you have some room to see where this all can lead to... that newbie just wanted to take it off his chest and he got some attention ...fine, but let him cool down as you have yourself made your point & apology, lets just all wait till the Dinar shows up and you guys can start your own DYNASTY.... what dýa say to that???
Do I get my year long FREE Pass into your parties??? I'll have the mob clear the entry a mile down so there's enuf parking for all invited... splendid huh? First, the Free Complimentary Pass please....hahaaa:biggrin:
YB.:thumbsup:
be nice bob ,every body has the right to there openoin . he is oveusly new just welcome him and tech him the info. and he will see the light ,as we all have.Quote:
Originally Posted by bob1940
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Originally Posted by asaele
Uh..... asaele the Iraqi Dinar is NOT EVEN ON THE MARKETS..... YET! So of course people cant and wont exchange it. What rock have you been hiding under? :rolleyes:
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/dc70f4f0-153...0779e2340.html
Restructuring under fire: why Iraqi debt is no longer a write-off
By Joanna Chung and Stephen Fidler
Published: July 17 2006 03:00 | Last updated: July 17 2006 03:00
For more than a generation, numerous national governments, investment banks, hedge funds, construction companies, suppliers and even individuals had something in common: Saddam Hussein's government owed them money.
Now, for most, the wait is over. Since 2003 Iraq has faced violence that could yet tip it into a civil war. Yet abroad, pressed by the US, it has quietly negotiated a restructuring of a large part of its foreign debt. Today the country is scheduled to make its first interest payment to private creditors - of $87m - in more than 15 years. In doing so, it may shake off one small part of Mr Hussein's dire legacy.
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Hey asaele,Quote:
Originally Posted by asaele
First, I would like to apologize for the reaction you got from guys like bob...he does not represent any of the rest of us that is for sure with calling you foul names. Please continue to post as much as you want but make sure your info is current and not old news from years ago that has been hashed to death, LOL. Also, you need not worry about any of us investing in something unstable or risky...none of us are stupid enough to invest more than we can afford to lose so it is really an atmosphere of fun and dreams in here!! We all enjoy making speculations on when this "peg" will take place but we also realize that nobody knows for sure and that it could happen anywhere from 1 week to a year from now. Personally I don't really care as long as it happens someday. So climb aboard and enjoy this rollercoaster adventure with us!! It is all good.
danny
It could happen WITHIN a week also Danny! :tongue: :biggrin: :woohoo:
Right Mike?!?!? Perhaps Tuesday or Wednesday?!?! :flame: :biggrin: :cheers:
GOoooOOOO DINARS!!! :leader::leader:
Yes, I stand corrected!!! LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by tiffany
http://www.defenselink.mil/news/May2...RptFinalv2.pdf
May 2006
Report to Congress
In accordance with the
Department of Defense Appropriations Act 2006
"The Iraqi government continued to make
progress implementing its economic agenda,
despite numerous challenges. The primary
objective of the economic reform program is
to maintain macroeconomic and financial
stability, while providing for investment in
both the oil and the non-oil sectors to secure
the basis for sustainable growth and transition
to a market economy.
In March 2006, the government
ordered the Ministry of Oil to license
private firms to import premium refined fuel
products (high-test benzene and low-sulphur
diesel) at full market price, tax-free, and
without quantity restrictions. The Ministry of
Oil needs to draft licensing regulations to
implement the order. If fully implemented,
this action will increase fuel supplies as well
as reduce incentives for corruption in the fuel
distribution network.
In February 2006, the Ministry of Finance
completed the first draft of a fully detailed
budget classification and chart of accounts in
line with International Monetary Fund’s
Government Financial Statistics Manual
2001. In addition, the Central Bank of Iraq
(CBI) has made significant progress in establishing
a modern electronic banking system,
the National Payments System. The rules and
regulations for the payments system are complete,
the headquarters in Baghdad of the two
largest state-owned banks are already connected
to the CBI, and the remaining stateowned
and private commercial banks will be
connected through a telecommunications
system funded by the World Bank."
Its all there just waiting to be used......:ro_emote:
Well, PLUG IT IN and FLIP THE SWITCH BABY! :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: