Good take. I lived in that environment for some years.Quote:
In all fairness- Bankers are very diverse in their education within their respective banks. The sad truth is that they are not taught to have leadership in international finance and business on purpose.
If you ask a question, expect a non-answer question- delay tactic or a pawn it off on somebody else type question.
You must now, have faith on your own research time spent on this particular emerging market currency. Any question you ask of the normal industry pro/ banker human will not give you all the answers, or any, or if they do..I bet it will be incorrect, unless however, they have been doing their homework in Iraqi dinar for at least as long as you have.
Be very proud of yourself. You have made yourself an expert in the field/market: The Iraqi Dinar.....etc........
You will be the one to educate your banker.
Please understand, that if they say..NO...really they do not follow you, and are scapegoating out of it. They do not understand the numbers and potential you are stating. The truth is...it is not their fault. They were hired..low pay to take an order. That is why you need to have patience and an excellent presentation. It is in your best interest to help them.
You took a huge risk with your life-long savings in your piggy-bank...to help the Iraqi people thrive again...to help the soldiers who who are so dedicated to completing the mission they started. You have made an incredible contribution to The History of the United States and its future by your purchase of even one denomination of IQD. You have made a positive difference in the safety of the world. Thank You!