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15-09-2006, 05:17 PM #101
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15-09-2006, 05:22 PM #102
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Hey Monica,
It won't take long at all for the floating dinar (if that's how they do it) to increase in value..probably it would show a daily increase, I think Adster once stated that if they brought it in low it could realistically go up to 1.60 within just a few days. I guess we'll find out!
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15-09-2006, 05:24 PM #103
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Thats' gonna be a tough call . . . it could actually go down depending how much cash *floods-in* . . .
Depending on your tax situation I would recommend that you cash in a bit more than 25 - or 50K . . . best bet is to use a bit of your new wealth to hire a *savy* accountant & a savy financial advisor . . .Φ Iligitimi Non Carborundum Φ....
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15-09-2006, 05:24 PM #104
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Can't believe it
i cant believe that this is possibly happening, my heart has been racing all day long! Ok if this thing does RV on sunday, should we first before cashing at the bank go to a tax professional or can that wait until afterward we've cashed out, i only plan on cashing out enough to buy a decent house and stashing some in savings acct then i'm sitting on rest of my dinars.
krissy
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15-09-2006, 05:31 PM #105
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No, No definitely check with an accountant & a financial advisor before you cash in . . . you can now afford them . . .
You've gotta shop around to several banks for the best rate [ a penny difference on a million = $20,000.00 ] , and you'll have tax issues . . . if you've only held your notes for under a yr the capital gains tax is approx. 35% / over a year its approx. 15% . . .
Adster has a good piece on this under *cashing-in* page one with a bit of humr . . .
Take my advise . . . get advise first . . .Φ Iligitimi Non Carborundum Φ....
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15-09-2006, 05:41 PM #106
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RollsRoyce.. getting the prioritys lined up is tricky... we"ll need legal advisors,
but also as its been stated.. it could flucuate up and down.. one thought has been it might float up quickly but another that it might go down after the initial opening due to exchanging.. so what do you think is the wisest move.. exchange abit and sit and wait for it to level out to exchange more? I know everyone will have their own plan... I just am trying to figure out what is the most logical thing we could do.. please don't hesitate (anyone) to give personal opinons I would just like to see other peoples reasoning on this?
thanks ez
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15-09-2006, 06:09 PM #107
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I'm a Realtor. We routinely photocopy the bills of a cash deposit. We copy them a few bills at a time, fanned out so that the serial numbers show. I'm sure that would do for your purposes.
Jean
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15-09-2006, 07:29 PM #109
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16-09-2006, 06:43 PM #110
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Cashing in
Hi,
What I will do when it comes to cashing in my dinar would be easy for me to live with I guess. I hold 500,000 in dinar, given the price I paid for my investment it wouldn't take much to be in the profit. (my well duh statement lol) I will cash in no more than half of my holding depending on the price and such and hold the rest to see where it goes in the future. I would really hate to cash it all out and have it float up to say $3.00 and have none to cash in then. Most of my dinar falls in the long term investment so I will figure out the taxs as needed.
I read a post some where here that "normal" people like us will not hurt the value and they can cover things now. Now when it comes to a counrty cashing out like USA or China would be what causes the value to crash.
kevin
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