Hi guys, what's been happening?
Hi all,
Thanks for the replies to my last post and also all the pm's which unfortunately can't be read because pm's look like they've been disabled. I dunno, go away for a week or so and the place falls apart, lol.
Tis good to be back though, feels like home! Been busy on certain 'investments', the dinar research, getting my own site up and running and also gone in with a couple of friends on a course of 'trading on the exchanges', which looks promising.
Anyway, I do have a wonderful programme that has just paid me $110 profit in 5 days of investment. :0) Again, like always I've done some dd on them and feel they will be around for a while and like always best to get in now, take out your initial investment asap and 'play' with the profit. If you want to see these actual payments then feel free to leave a message on my message board on my website, on 'Adster' above and I will get back to you. My site shows the programme and the other 2 I'm involved with that are still paying regular 'tidy' sums.
On another note it's looking like President Talabani will be re-elected for a second term as the President of Iraq. Being a Kurd I see this as very good news. The Kurds have been the ones to have had to curtail their rate pre war of .32 to the dollar to the lousy rate we're at now of 1460 to the dollar. I believe a deal would have been reached at some point whereby they will get back to where they were before the war otherwise why would they have given up so much for nothing in return? And with a Kurd in charge of the country this makes it even more likely. If they were given nothing back they would go off an do their own thing and with all the oil they're sitting on it's very unlikely the rest of Iraq would want them to do this.
My own thoughts are with the imminent opening of the ISX and the government in place by Monday next week, of which 6 cabinet posts have been promised to the Sunniis, (who are the ones behind the insurgencies) a step in the right direction to 'curtail' the trouble and with the historic sale of 'bonds' being sold to investors in return for paying off debt tomorrow then to allow foreign investors they have to make the Dinar 'convertible'. And they have to allow foreign investors or they're going nowhere.
I also believe once this happens they will allow the Dinar to 'float' depending on the ISX and amount of interest from foreign investors which will have them queueing up! And why not, imagine paying a few dollars for stock of something that can only go one way, UP. Plus once it's convertible you can pay your Dinars into bank accounts, earn interest and of course withdraw once the rate goes up, and of course buy stocks and shares in Iraqi companies.
These are just my thoughts of course, could be entirely off track!
Anyways, time to get on, have bored you enough lol, and Mrs Adster wants me to do some jobs around the house! :0/
Cheers all.
Adster.
