Thread: Iraq/Dinar News. 09/05 to 01/14/07

Originally Posted by Adster

Thanks, our pad will have heating! Don't mind cold, just wanna see the sun!!!

you wanna see sun alaska in the summertime is where you need to be!!

Originally Posted by whatever

We all seem hung up on the 1345 rate by this years end as well as that rumored .04 r/v projection..But, (and I'm paraphrasing here) CBI officials said there would be a significant rise in the value of the dinar to the dollar in 2006, and also that there had to be parity with the IQD and neighboring country's currencies. to me that doesn't mean 1345 or .04. Can I get a witness?!

That's exactly what I was thinking. I sure don't call 1478 to 1345 a "substancial" increase.

Just a comment on an earlier post about countries usually r/ving at the end of the month. I researched a little on that about a month ago and found that the biggest percentage of them r/v on the 1st business day of the month. Thats why I chose Dec. 3rd on Adsters 50K giveaway thread. That Sunday is their 1st business day. Give me the money!

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DayDream

Originally Posted by michael16

This is food for thought the investment law will not be signed until the dinar goes up in value so outsiders can not buy up Iraq pennys on the dollar. Could this be why they are moving on the reval now. They just lost a 100 billion dollar oil contract of China to Iran.

oh i think china is signing one with them too. you gotta remember they need a ton of fuel for all those billions of people there.

Originally Posted by Pegasus

There was a curfew - no one allowed out on Sunday.

pedestrians were allowed out after 6am sunday morning so they were still conducting business.

Originally Posted by Adster

French were one of the first to object going into Iraq, they were dead against it. And now look at them, fack did they do? Nothing, no troops, nothing and they want a piece of Iraq. I wouldn't give them the poo off my shoe.

OK Adster, Now your just being greedy. I say give them the poo from your shoe. They deserve it.

Originally Posted by hightide3016

OK Adster, Now your just being greedy. I say give them the poo from your shoe. They deserve it.

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DayDream

Originally Posted by DayDream

Can't get into it....I get this message...

Sorry. The administrator has banned your IP address. To contact the administrator click here

And I've clicked and clicked and clicked! Even e-mailed them, they don't even have enough class to reply. I thought I was banned because of posting paynes1 info on the Marshall Plan, but SGS said she was banned because she hadn't posted in awhile. Well I stopped posting also, so I could've been banned for that. Who knows? They never bothered to tell me why. How rude!


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DayDream

Hmmm.... I hardly post there either and I can still access. I visit there every other day or so just to catch up but hardly see anything "new". I reply to a post every once in a while whenever I can "help" someone with info. That's about it. But, nonetheless, I can still access even though my posts are rare.

Madlen Read, Canadian Press
Published: Monday, November 27, 2006
NEW YORK (AP) - Oil prices rose more than US$1 a barrel Monday after an attack on an oil facility in Iraq and after Saudi Arabia's oil minister said OPEC might decide to cut output again when it meets next month.

Light sweet crude for January delivery rose $1.08 to settle at $60.32 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Brent crude closed 41 cents higher at $60.44 per barrel on the ICE Futures Exchange in London.

A mortar attack started a huge fire Monday night at an oil facility near Kirkuk in Iraq, shutting the flow of crude oil to a major refinery. While the markets responded with a small rally, the effect of the news was minimal, according to Alaron Trading Corp. analyst Phil Flynn.

"The market already seems to have built in a premium for Iraq. Any drop of oil out of Iraq is considered gravy," Flynn said.

Crude prices seemed to respond more to hawkish comments from the Saudi oil minister this weekend. London-based newspaper Al-Hayat said Saudi oil minister Ali al-Naimi had indicated the organization would evaluate the effect of October's decision when it meets next month in Abuja, and if necessary authorize another cut.

"OPEC has been saying this for weeks now, but when the Saudis say it, the markets take it more seriously," said Tom Bentz, a broker at BNP Paribas Commodity Futures in New York. "Crude has been stuck in this range for a while, but today it's showing signs that it's trying to recover."

Oil prices have fallen by about 23 per cent since hitting an all-time trading high above $78 a barrel in mid-July. They haven't settled above $62 a barrel since Oct. 1, despite the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' announcement in mid-October that it would reduce output by 1.2 million barrels a day.

Skepticism that OPEC members are committed to production cuts, as well as milder-than-normal U.S. temperatures this fall, have moderated prices.

In other Nymex trading, heating oil gained 3.9 cents to settle at $1.7052 per gallon, unleaded gasoline rose nearly half a cent to settle at $1.5937 a gallon and natural gas finished up 28 cents at $7.998 per 1,000 cubic feet.

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DayDream

Originally Posted by Vipor

Hmmm.... I hardly post there either and I can still access. I visit there every other day or so just to catch up but hardly see anything "new". I reply to a post every once in a while whenever I can "help" someone with info. That's about it. But, nonetheless, I can still access even though my posts are rare.

But you are posting. Have you ever gotten the message at the top of your screen "about it being awhile since you posted, how about taking the time to post something now?" (something along those lines). Well I did and I ignored it.

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DayDream