@craigushka50 -Well Craig... where to begin? " I call know it alls, and really they don't know nothing." Your grammer tells me a lot Craig. I take it you meant, 'they' are know-it-alls? And we don't really know 'anything''
I'm taking a wild stab in the dark here, guessing your opinon is hardly going to be that of a person well educated or schooled in international finance.I dare you to prove me wrong. This might be fun. :)
If Dinar is worth so much - Iraq would not even sell us a single note. It would borrow against it from world bank. Think of this - who is going to pay out the supposed 1000 fold profit? Only Iraq can - they own it. They just purchased 50 billion US dollars. They would have to depreciate their 50 billion dollar purchase by 1000fold and pay it to you in order to appreciate the Dinar value. You think them idiots?
@StraightAA I spelled it out clearly to you. You made the point that investors will not make the anticipated killing in profits because it is your belief that the Iraqi Government will change up on their paper currency.
Then I made the point that it is likely that they will make a killing in profits, especially if they are holding shares of stock that are in IQD, have an on-line account or are holding their coins. And I made that point quite clearly Mr. Straight A's.
@swmita I point out that buying currency from these dealers is risky and expensive... I also point out the misleading sales pitch. You seem angry about that... hmm?
@StraightAA You were doing much more than pointing out that such an investment was risky, and in part, I agreed with you on that. However, there are ALWAYS many angles to view a story or in this case an investment concept. It appears you came across in a sanctimonious fashion by expressing only one angle from such a concept that has many views of possible success stories linked to it. By doing so you denounced any investment in Iraq as a whole.
@swmita If you read some of my other comments on similiar youtube videos concerning Iraqi Dinar, I advise people to simply wait and then invest afer the new denominations are issued. Then I would consider it an excellent (long term) investment. I would also recommend investing in Iraqi commerce listed on the exchange.
@StraightAA I have a similar take on what you just wrote to me. But I wouldn't wait as you have suggested. Instead I tell people, (and I talk to many veterans that are enthusiastic about this), I tell them ONLY invest what you can afford to lose and walk away from. What I do get perturbed about is when I hear how corrupt Iraq is. Very funny and condescending to those looking to find ways to enhance their financial status especially when you look at what happened in the US for the last decade.
@swmita The sales pitch to people re: re-denomination is akin to fraud. People will NOT makes millions overnight. If they could I'd be the first to give the opportunity to veterans from all nationalities... including Iraqis.
@StraightAA PART ONE: Well first of all this IS a healthy discussion we are having on this matter. And like you I don't particularly care for the few who are selling their advice on how to profit from this thing. Secondly simply holding the paper is too simplistic, especially when hearing about Iraq's commerce that you and I are aware of. Nations protesting their current government and their control of it's people, in particular through harsh financial conditions is growing. CON'T
@StraightAA PART TWO Over 4000 American lives were lost to provide external support for Iraq's current style of Government, I hope the Iraqis see what is going on around them because other nations have not had that support, so their rebellion has to come from internal means. In short everybody wins when Iraq and their people prosper to live and experience what many people in any part of the world want for themselves and their family.
@swmita the rebellions (inc Iraq's) are chickens coming home to roost. regimes supported by the very western govts now falling over themselves to ally with the rebels. Pass the sick bag. Good luck with your investments.
@StraightAA I haven't invested anything in Iraq. Not ONE dime. That assumption is probably why you missed my point in it's entirety. In our conversations I was the first one to talk about internal US corruption. So why would you think that I would be naive to ignore Western support of a despot regime? My point is to NEVER take away anyone's glimmer of hope and I am not talking about a false hope which in part I already acknowledged I agreed with you on.
@StraightAA All of that being said, I wouldn't go as far as saying that what the dealers are promoting is fraud. One dimensional yes, fraud no. To this point they cannot be compared to ENRON, WorldCom, Tyco, Bernie Madoff and all of the jokers who ignored the whistle blowers. Instead investors who are enthusiastic with their investments in Iraq, should hedge their bets, hold the paper, buy their coins, open up an account and invest in their commerce, ONLY with what they can afford to loose.
@StraightAA You wrote: People are being led to believe they will become rich overnight! We both know that's not going to happen... I consider that a fraud.
My response: Fraud is a crime. The crimes and negligence of ENRON, Tyco, WorlCom, and the bank bailouts are more akin to a fraud.
That being said I agree with you people WILL not get rich overnight simply by holding the paper currency, but saying so does not make it fraud.
@StraightAA Okay Mr. Straight A's. How about me not wanting to get banned from You Tube. It may sound like semantics to you, but to me I try to be careful. If I say fraud I tend to want to back it up. Instead if I thought they were using cheesy sales pitches then I will say so, or if they are being one dimensional, and you too may have appeared to be guilty of that as well, I will say that too.
@StraightAA I appreciate very much the way you carried yourself in this discussion. It was fun. Really. I read your comments on the video about saving seals and I thought it would be a hoot to banter with you, and low and behold I found a topic we can kick around. Although on a serious note, I too stand by statements, respectfully of course.
Shame on Nash and others for perpetrating this myth that people will become gazzillionairs overnight. Wait until the new notes are issued and buy them on the open trade, not through these dealers and the odd bank. You will only end up paying a second fee when you trade them for the new notes (for approx the same as you paid). Then hold the new notes until the Iraq economy grows further.
@StraightAA Straight A huh? Those who have purchased stock on the ISX have their shares in IQD, therefore It won't matter if they change their paper currency. Likewise for electronic account holders and for those who are holding onto the coins.
@craigushka - I'm waiting to hear about your life as an international financial advisor/banker.
StraightAA 6 months ago
@craigushka50 -Well Craig... where to begin? " I call know it alls, and really they don't know nothing." Your grammer tells me a lot Craig. I take it you meant, 'they' are know-it-alls? And we don't really know 'anything''
I'm taking a wild stab in the dark here, guessing your opinon is hardly going to be that of a person well educated or schooled in international finance.I dare you to prove me wrong. This might be fun. :)
StraightAA 6 months ago
If Dinar is worth so much - Iraq would not even sell us a single note. It would borrow against it from world bank. Think of this - who is going to pay out the supposed 1000 fold profit? Only Iraq can - they own it. They just purchased 50 billion US dollars. They would have to depreciate their 50 billion dollar purchase by 1000fold and pay it to you in order to appreciate the Dinar value. You think them idiots?
QuesoChino 10 months ago
And your point... swmia?
StraightAA 11 months ago
@StraightAA I spelled it out clearly to you. You made the point that investors will not make the anticipated killing in profits because it is your belief that the Iraqi Government will change up on their paper currency.
Then I made the point that it is likely that they will make a killing in profits, especially if they are holding shares of stock that are in IQD, have an on-line account or are holding their coins. And I made that point quite clearly Mr. Straight A's.
swmita 11 months ago
@swmita I point out that buying currency from these dealers is risky and expensive... I also point out the misleading sales pitch. You seem angry about that... hmm?
StraightAA 11 months ago
@StraightAA You were doing much more than pointing out that such an investment was risky, and in part, I agreed with you on that. However, there are ALWAYS many angles to view a story or in this case an investment concept. It appears you came across in a sanctimonious fashion by expressing only one angle from such a concept that has many views of possible success stories linked to it. By doing so you denounced any investment in Iraq as a whole.
swmita 11 months ago
@swmita If you read some of my other comments on similiar youtube videos concerning Iraqi Dinar, I advise people to simply wait and then invest afer the new denominations are issued. Then I would consider it an excellent (long term) investment. I would also recommend investing in Iraqi commerce listed on the exchange.
StraightAA 11 months ago
@StraightAA I have a similar take on what you just wrote to me. But I wouldn't wait as you have suggested. Instead I tell people, (and I talk to many veterans that are enthusiastic about this), I tell them ONLY invest what you can afford to lose and walk away from. What I do get perturbed about is when I hear how corrupt Iraq is. Very funny and condescending to those looking to find ways to enhance their financial status especially when you look at what happened in the US for the last decade.
swmita 11 months ago
@swmita The sales pitch to people re: re-denomination is akin to fraud. People will NOT makes millions overnight. If they could I'd be the first to give the opportunity to veterans from all nationalities... including Iraqis.
StraightAA 11 months ago
@StraightAA PART ONE: Well first of all this IS a healthy discussion we are having on this matter. And like you I don't particularly care for the few who are selling their advice on how to profit from this thing. Secondly simply holding the paper is too simplistic, especially when hearing about Iraq's commerce that you and I are aware of. Nations protesting their current government and their control of it's people, in particular through harsh financial conditions is growing. CON'T
swmita 11 months ago
@StraightAA PART TWO Over 4000 American lives were lost to provide external support for Iraq's current style of Government, I hope the Iraqis see what is going on around them because other nations have not had that support, so their rebellion has to come from internal means. In short everybody wins when Iraq and their people prosper to live and experience what many people in any part of the world want for themselves and their family.
swmita 11 months ago
@swmita the rebellions (inc Iraq's) are chickens coming home to roost. regimes supported by the very western govts now falling over themselves to ally with the rebels. Pass the sick bag. Good luck with your investments.
StraightAA 11 months ago
@StraightAA I haven't invested anything in Iraq. Not ONE dime. That assumption is probably why you missed my point in it's entirety. In our conversations I was the first one to talk about internal US corruption. So why would you think that I would be naive to ignore Western support of a despot regime? My point is to NEVER take away anyone's glimmer of hope and I am not talking about a false hope which in part I already acknowledged I agreed with you on.
swmita 11 months ago
@StraightAA All of that being said, I wouldn't go as far as saying that what the dealers are promoting is fraud. One dimensional yes, fraud no. To this point they cannot be compared to ENRON, WorldCom, Tyco, Bernie Madoff and all of the jokers who ignored the whistle blowers. Instead investors who are enthusiastic with their investments in Iraq, should hedge their bets, hold the paper, buy their coins, open up an account and invest in their commerce, ONLY with what they can afford to loose.
swmita 11 months ago
@swmita People are being led to believe they will become rich overnight! We both know that's not going to happen... I consider that a fraud.
StraightAA 11 months ago
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@swmita People are being led to believe they will become rich overnight! We both know that's not going to happen... I consider that a fraud.
StraightAA 11 months ago
@StraightAA You wrote: People are being led to believe they will become rich overnight! We both know that's not going to happen... I consider that a fraud.
My response: Fraud is a crime. The crimes and negligence of ENRON, Tyco, WorlCom, and the bank bailouts are more akin to a fraud.
That being said I agree with you people WILL not get rich overnight simply by holding the paper currency, but saying so does not make it fraud.
swmita 11 months ago
@swmita Dishonest, lying, untruthful, deceptive, underhanded, unprincipled fraudulent... take your pick?
StraightAA 11 months ago
@StraightAA Okay Mr. Straight A's. How about me not wanting to get banned from You Tube. It may sound like semantics to you, but to me I try to be careful. If I say fraud I tend to want to back it up. Instead if I thought they were using cheesy sales pitches then I will say so, or if they are being one dimensional, and you too may have appeared to be guilty of that as well, I will say that too.
swmita 11 months ago
@swmita With respect I stand by my statements.
StraightAA 11 months ago
@StraightAA I appreciate very much the way you carried yourself in this discussion. It was fun. Really. I read your comments on the video about saving seals and I thought it would be a hoot to banter with you, and low and behold I found a topic we can kick around. Although on a serious note, I too stand by statements, respectfully of course.
swmita 11 months ago
Shame on Nash and others for perpetrating this myth that people will become gazzillionairs overnight. Wait until the new notes are issued and buy them on the open trade, not through these dealers and the odd bank. You will only end up paying a second fee when you trade them for the new notes (for approx the same as you paid). Then hold the new notes until the Iraq economy grows further.
StraightAA 1 year ago
@StraightAA Straight A huh? Those who have purchased stock on the ISX have their shares in IQD, therefore It won't matter if they change their paper currency. Likewise for electronic account holders and for those who are holding onto the coins.
swmita 11 months ago
@swmita And your point?
StraightAA 11 months ago
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loc10000 1 year ago
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GoneBazaar 1 year ago
Hi, i entered the site i wrote my info and email but it gave me an error. Can you tell me prices and how 1 million dinars?
triforce7777 2 years ago