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Dinarland Highlights – 1.7.24
Bruce (The Big Call)
[via WiserNow]
Now we’re getting a couple of different things from three different Intel sources. Two of them are pretty much lining up with this can go any time between now and Monday…our final source that we heard from…was saying that…all releases Start this weekend…I think that’s good news. And these are pretty top sources too that’s giving this information…
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Pimpy
They’re saying 12 to 1 [possibly revisit/consider the change in 2026]. If they implemented that tomorrow I would not have any dinar left over. I’ll take 12 to 1. I can pay off my house as well as a lot of other debt and start all over debt free plus having pretty church of change to put toward my retirement.
In 2003…for every 1 IQD you got back $1.53 of US money. That’s what it was in 2003.
IRS says these would be capital gains…If you make more than $500 you’ve got to report it. The tax bracket will be based on the amount of profit you earn…People try to over complicate it…You don’t ever get a loss or a profit until you sell them.
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Frank26 (KTFA)
Question:
“Are you looking for any major announcements from the CBI next week?”
When you say major announcement obviously that’s trying to entrap me. I’m looking for an announcement every freaking morning that I wake up…
The IQD is going up in value because the American dollar is going down. This is the Skelton key to the monetary reform.
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MilitiaMan
The Central Bank of Iraq is giving out instructions for what they’re doing and how they’re doing it…I think you should be pretty excited because I know I am…
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Sandy Ingram
What will it take for the Iraqi dinar to strengthen against the US dollar? Imagine a country as a business. The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is essentially its annual report showcasing the value of all goods and services produced. A high GDP indicates a booming economy…The currency rate on the other hand is a bit like a company’s share price. It’s the global market’s way of saying how much it thinks that…country is worth.
The stronger the currency, the more confidence the world has in the country’s economic stability and growth potential. How does a GDP affect a country’s currency rate? Simply, a higher GDP signals a stronger, productive economy. This attracts foreign investors, who need to buy the country’s currency to invest. This surge in demand for the currency increases its value, or ‘rate’…A rise in Iraq’s GDP implies a healthier economy and a potential increase in the dinars value.
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Kaperoni
Article:
“Ali Al-Alaq, the current governor of the Central Bank of Iraq confirms that Iraq’s money supply exceeds 100 trillion dinar.”
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Nader From The Mid East
It’s going to be $3.50 to 1 and it’s going to play about Forex between $3.50 and $4.50. It’s true what I tell you. I’m not playing around.
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