"Thank you, Gurus and Patrick" by Harmony - 4/27/18

@Ssmith wrote:But it's not a speculative investment or any type of investment.  What it is, is a scam that's been perpetuated by various Dinar gurus for the last 7+ years.  No country has ever "revalued" their currency by the astronomic amounts as the gurus claim.  Doing so would violate every mathematic/economic law out there.  In other words....  it ain't gonna happen.  Sorry.

I'm glad that you aren't waiting for this to happen, but other people are.  There are people who aren't able to pay their bills, but are hanging onto their dinar and hanging onto every word that comes out of the guru's mouth.  That's criminal and no matter how reasonable the gurus sounds (come out low, float, etc.) it all utter bullshit that is put out there for their own personal profit.

@trishmc wrote:Who has proof that the IQD will revalue?

Bingo!

Anyone who says that there is a date, a rate, 800 numbers, going to be international, have to sign a NDA, part of the GCR, internet group, whatever the tier number is that goes next, before (pick a world event), after (pick a world event), is just plain full of it. Period!

Then you have it's part of "The Plan", sources are saying, "I was told", "Red Alert", "It's Forest Green", they got "The Green Light", the IMF let it go already, it's in Iraq's hands, it's part of the Paris Treaty that nobody can see yet, and on, and on.

Any one of those items would have proof, but all it does is lead folks to worship their heroes and send them money or buy the products they promote to supplement their income.

It's a speculative investment, remember? If there was proof, it would no longer be speculative.

The speculative investment started back in 2003 when Iraq wasn't in too good of shape, but was expected to grow their economy in a relatively short period of time. History has shown that that already happened, as far as that era of currency investing goes. It flatlined in 2009 and pretty much continued there for years.

I appreciate your more diplomatic approach , RamblerNash, and yes, I believe Tony has done some seminars with just investment opportunities  as it is his belief that we shouldn't just put our dinar in a drawer and forget about it until it revalues, but, instead,invest it, if at all possible, in something else, hence, the ISX,

Diplomatically asking, but has Tony mentioned how much of his actual dinar he has put into ISX?

Did/does he mention the path to get his dinar notes back over there?

Does he mention the broker he uses or recommends?

Has Tony mentioned how his investing performance is doing?


which, by the way, I don't recall purchasing from him, I believe I downloaded the information from a website and actually spoke with a broker over in Iraq about investing my IQD in the ISX and the procedure involved.

I wish you the best of luck. Remember, it's Iraq. Right now there is going to be a political change.

I'm not saying that Tony is above reproach, I began to have a seed of doubt about him, recently, when he quoted these rates because he always maintained that the dinar would float, come out very low, and gain momentum to keep inflation at bay, now, he has changed his tune.

Sounds like Kaperoni. LOL

I'm not counting on this to happen, it would be nice if it did, but, I certainly don't have all my eggs in one basket and am not sitting around waiting for my ship to come in. I guess time will tell who is right and who is wrong.

@trishmc wrote:O.K Gurus, it is apparent that whatever didn't come out of your mouth, in your very own words is deemed as inaccurate and not worthy of consideration. "it's not the note count but the total value they have in circulation" sounds pretty close to the same thing to me and this link you seem to hold in such esteem, filled with charts and one source's interpretation of the statistical data that came from God knows where and could have ( and probably was) manipulated to show what that particular person wanted it to show. You have to do better than that, to convince me,....there have to be other sources, other data, other charts, out there, put out by someone who is educated and has a background  in foreign currencies .
RamblerNash, what makes you such an expert? What exactly is your background?What do you do for a living? I know that it can't possibly be in Human Resources