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That will be much nicer.

I'm not clear why you say "past performance is an accurate indication of the future." would go with the reval theory. It is the slow grow theory that assumes that what has been happening will continue to happen. Or, are you saying that there have been huge revaluations of currencies in the past? I thought you were saying there have not.

I'd also be interested to hear why you think they are currently calling it "the program rate" and what you think they mean by that. Thank-you.

well opinions are like @$$holes, everybody has one.........but were is the proof and the facts

Originally Posted by billknows

You say there are three kinds of people when it comes to dinar.

I should applaud you also for your efforts.

In truth, there are only two kinds of dinar people: those who believe there will be a dramatic, overnight adjustment in the dinar value (but are patiently waiting as it makes small, day to day adjustments)

and those who are just too cautious (too tight with a buck) to invest in dinar but use the forums to be around the dinar investors.

If there was really a group of dinar investors totally committed to a gradual increase in value and constantly arguing and defending their case - what would be the point?

Someone should write a book about the great individuals who were committed to:

a gradual cure for tuberculosis,
a gradual cure for polio
a gradual victory in W11
a gradual man on the moon
a gradual cure for HIV
etc.

Originally Posted by billknows

Someone should write a book about the great individuals who were committed to:

a gradual cure for tuberculosis,
a gradual cure for polio
a gradual victory in W11
a gradual man on the moon
a gradual cure for HIV
etc.

It might be a gradual best seller.

Originally Posted by billknows

You say there are three kinds of people when it comes to dinar.

I should applaud you also for your efforts.

In truth, there are only two kinds of dinar people: those who believe there will be a dramatic, overnight adjustment in the dinar value (but are patiently waiting as it makes small, day to day adjustments)

and those who are just too cautious (too tight with a buck) to invest in dinar but use the forums to be around the dinar investors.

If there was really a group of dinar investors totally committed to a gradual increase in value and constantly arguing and defending their case - what would be the point?

Well, we could both carry on this brand of differentiating between types of investors and their intentions and expectations and it would be a lengthy process!

What good are forums without a bit of debate and knowledge sharing. All forums are prone to the odd bickering and that's a common occurence.

All said and done, let's agree to disagree and move on. The end result will be beneficial to one and all.

Originally Posted by breakeven

Well, we could both carry on this brand of differentiating between types of investors and their intentions and expectations and it would be a lengthy process!

What good are forums without a bit of debate and knowledge sharing. All forums are prone to the odd bickering and that's a common occurence.

All said and done, let's agree to disagree and move on. The end result will be beneficial to one and all.

You didn't answer my question.

If there is a group of dinar investors totally committed to its' gradual appreciation (and constantly defending their position) - what would be the point?

A real dinar investor has absolutely nothing to debate - he's waiting to make his money!

Originally Posted by billknows

You didn't answer my question.

If there is a group of dinar investors totally committed to its' gradual appreciation (and constantly defending their position) - what would be the point?

A real dinar investor has absolutely nothing to debate - he's waiting to make his money!

I thought I did answer your question. However, for the sake of posterity, let me have another dabble at it. A group of dinar investors committed to gradual appreciation and defending their position is similar to a group of investors committed to an overnight revalue and constantly defending their position. It doesn't matter which group someone belongs to - if they believe in something strongly, they will defend it. That goes for everyone and does not selectively apply to those who believe in gradual appreciation. This is a forum and a forum, by default, is accustomed to debate.

If there is nothing to debate, I don't see why you spend time defending your position to me. To borrow a quote, “Defending the truth is not something one does out of a sense of duty or to allay guilt complexes, but is a reward in itself.”

Originally Posted by billknows

You didn't answer my question.

If there is a group of dinar investors totally committed to its' gradual appreciation (and constantly defending their position) - what would be the point?

A real dinar investor has absolutely nothing to debate - he's waiting to make his money!

Change the above to read:

If there is a group of dinar investors totally committed to its' SUDDEN appreciation (and constantly defending their position) - what would be the point?

There are two sides and you can answer from your perspective.

Discussions and points of view on a website forum will never change what is happening in the Iraq Theater.

A forum is just that. Discussions. Hot or Cold, right or wrong, left field or right field.....just talk, nothing more, nothing less.

Stop attacking each other over points of view and this forum will be a nicer place.

Thank you.

Originally Posted by Hardwood

Change the above to read:

If there is a group of dinar investors totally committed to its' SUDDEN appreciation (and constantly defending their position) - what would be the point?


Discussions and points of view on a website forum will never change what is happening in the Iraq Theater.

A forum is just that. Discussions. Hot or Cold, right or wrong, left field or right field.....just talk, nothing more, nothing less.

Stop attacking each other over points of view and this forum will be a nicer place.

Thank you.

Actually, a forum for dinar investors is not a forum for debate - it's a gathering place of like-minded individuals encouraging each other in their bold, risk-taking adventure.

But to answer your question - If there is a group of dinar investors totally committed to its' sudden appreciation, what would be the point?

TO MAKE MONEY!

Agreed,

There will rarely be a forum where everyone agrees with everyone, so like some are seeing, we all need to simply agree to disagree and move on. Why would anyone be here if not to learn about and keep updated on their investments? Arguments on when the dinar rises are useless, for we can not change what will happen when it happens, so why argue over when, who cares, we have all seen the increase in value in gradual slow growth terms, so how can anyone argue when they are making headway, slow of fast, it is a far cry from most investments with high degree of risk and uncertainy given the crazy world economics going on.

Simply put, we are all simply voicing opinions on what we read and learn and then sharing it with others on forum. This is great way to learn even more than we did the day before, so I see no problem with opinions being tossed about for who knows who is reading and learning from them? A forum would be boring if only one point of view was taken, so slow or overnight, great either way in my opinion. I didn't expect an overnight restoration of value from start, and the longer I have been invested, the sooner the value will increase. I am just happy to see the increase most of us have already seen, and with no risk, so it takes another year, who could complain over a secure no risk investment that could jump any day, it has been a fun journey to date, and I am glad I am on it. Enjoy what we have already gained, I am, and with the anyday scenario ahead, it just gets more fun, so again, enjoy the journey. I kind of like the surprise factor while slow and steady increase is consistantly going on. (g)

Good luck and health to all, Mike