Has anyone else heard the sales pitch on the new Iraq dinar? It's simple. Buy Iraq's new money ($700 USD = 1,000,000 dinar) in hopes that the new Iraq goverment can pull together and start to prosper off it's rich oil resoures . It sounds good at first but I'm not sure if the economy will pick up there in the next 20 yrs or not?
Thoughts?
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Has anyone else heard the sales pitch on the new Iraq dinar? It's simple. Buy Iraq's new money ($700 USD = 1,000,000 dinar) in hopes that the new Iraq goverment can pull together and start to prosper off it's rich oil resoures . It sounds good at first but I'm not sure if the economy will pick up there in the next 20 yrs or not?
I purchased some Dinar a few yrs ago..it has been set to a flat rate relative to other currencies, translation it is dead money until they stop having it pegged.
I think the peg rate is like 1155 or something vs the USD.
I have a million dinar somewhere around here, I am using it as a coaster for my drink..
I purchased some Dinar a few yrs ago..it has been set to a flat rate relative to other currencies, translation it is dead money until they stop having it pegged.
I think the peg rate is like 1155 or something vs the USD.
I have a million dinar somewhere around here, I am using it as a coaster for my drink..
I purchased some Dinar a few yrs ago..it has been set to a flat rate relative to other currencies, translation it is dead money until they stop having it pegged.
I think the peg rate is like 1155 or something vs the USD.
I have a million dinar somewhere around here, I am using it as a coaster for my drink..
that's pretty much what I'm thinking too.
Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:
I purchased some Dinar a few yrs ago..it has been set to a flat rate relative to other currencies, translation it is dead money until they stop having it pegged.
I think the peg rate is like 1155 or something vs the USD.
I have a million dinar somewhere around here, I am using it as a coaster for my drink..