YoungGunner
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Anybody here buying up the Iraqi Dinar before re-evaluation? I have the chance to buy about $3.5m in IRD, just curious if anyone else here is also buying.
Anybody here buying up the Iraqi Dinar before re-evaluation? I have the chance to buy about $3.5m in IRD, just curious if anyone else here is also buying.
The only reason I am even considering it is because they are about to restructure the denomination system which if they do will bring value back up to close to what it was pre-2004. Also word on the street is Obama has big plans for the Dinar, the American economy, and his upcoming re-election campain.
Everybody has the chance to buy Iraqi Dinars, it's no big deal, why would you do that? Did you by any chance get a cold call offering you the chance of a lifetime?
People have been buying Iraqi Dinars since 2003, how many of them have made money? When is it going to be 'revalued'?
I think you'll find the ruthless dictator was overthrown in 2003, shortly before the new Dinar was issued.
So your saying that the Dinar will never gain any value period?
The Iraqi Stock Exchange, or ISX, says its main market index has surged some 65% so far this year, making it one of the world's best-performing markets. Though many doubt the accuracy of the ISX's main index, fund managers who follow the country agree that Iraqi share prices have risen about 15% in 2011—still outperforming most global peers.
Anybody here buying up the Iraqi Dinar before re-evaluation? I have the chance to buy about $3.5m in IRD, just curious if anyone else here is also buying.
You are betting on THIS quote from the wsj??
Your investment is extremely risky for many reasons. The US is supposedly pulling out in the next 12-18 months. I wouldn't be holding dinars then. Just my opinion.
Good luck with that.
Peter
Suppose you needed sell or lost faith and wanted to sell before they are listed. What is the spread? I would imagine it is absolutely massive. That is if you could find a market to sell them. Is there any liquidity at all? I bet there is not. I reckon you would lose a fortune in costs alone.
. Any investment is risky is it not?
It's not buying and selling, it's converting currency. Do you know what $1m IRD is in US? Less than $1200 and I'm not the only one my bank told me it would take about a week to get the currency transfered because of the current high demand for Dinars in the US.