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    Quote Originally Posted by Hardwood View Post
    16% of a $1Million investment is a $160,000 return on investment. If you had $1Million worth of Dinar, you'd be UP a cool $160K.

    Because our investment (in dollars) is relatively low in perspective, the returns aren't so large.

    16% ROI is an investors "Win". Especially in less than two years.

    We do not need "a couple thousand percent" to give us over 1:1 either. Right now we need an increase in value equal to 100% of 1235 dinar. So far we've had an increase of 16% of 1470.

    Hope that helps see it better.....
    OK HW. 16% is wonderful and my millions of dinars are doing great. Thanks for clearing that up for me.
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    If you bought your dinar at or near the 1470 rate, you have earned a cool $129 per million dinar so far.

    Multiply $129 times the number of millions of dinar you have and that is your true earnings so far.

    The Math: $1Million Dinar divided by 1470 = $680.27
    $1Million Dinar divided by 1235 = $809.72

    Hence the $129 per million increase in value. You must take into account your actual purchase price, and the amount of fees taken when you convert back, but I think you see how it's grown quite well so far (16%).

    You're welcome and I hope you weren't being sarcastic....just trying to help out here.
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    if you believe that i have a million i would let go today for 5000

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    Quote Originally Posted by roninjotown View Post
    if you believe that i have a million i would let go today for 5000
    ???????.......???????
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hardwood View Post
    If you bought your dinar at or near the 1470 rate, you have earned a cool $129 per million dinar so far.

    Multiply $129 times the number of millions of dinar you have and that is your true earnings so far.

    The Math: $1Million Dinar divided by 1470 = $680.27
    $1Million Dinar divided by 1235 = $809.72

    Hence the $129 per million increase in value. You must take into account your actual purchase price, and the amount of fees taken when you convert back, but I think you see how it's grown quite well so far (16%).

    You're welcome and I hope you weren't being sarcastic....just trying to help out here.
    If this thing goes forward at this rate, we can all expect something positive to happen in the end. However, your mathematics do not include the amount of profit that we gave to the dealers when purchasing our Dinar...which most of us have done.

    Besides that fact, I'd like to thank you for the info you provided and the inspiration in knowing that the Dinar has been on a slow climb in value for quite a while without a single decrease in value at all that I've heard about since the 1470 mark. A quick RV is appealing to all of us, but escaping any sort of disaster that would send our investment plummeting in value, the direction of it's value is obvious.

    Onward and upward!

    Yes, this has grown quite well so far. The reason most people don't think so is because they're expecting the huge 1 day explosion in value.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bronco View Post
    If this thing goes forward at this rate, we can all expect something positive to happen in the end. However, your mathematics do not include the amount of profit that we gave to the dealers when purchasing our Dinar...which most of us have done.

    Besides that fact, I'd like to thank you for the info you provided and the inspiration in knowing that the Dinar has been on a slow climb in value for quite a while without a single decrease in value at all that I've heard about since the 1470 mark. A quick RV is appealing to all of us, but escaping any sort of disaster that would send our investment plummeting in value, the direction of it's value is obvious.

    Onward and upward!

    Yes, this has grown quite well so far. The reason most people don't think so is because they're expecting the huge 1 day explosion in value.
    I couldn't agree with you more sir....I mean who bought in at 1470 with actual cash dinar in hand here in the states?? Maybe if you were in iraq...But point well taken I've been invested for close to 3 yrs. Of course there was the folks who put there money in warka bank at that rate...but that was to risky at the time for my cup of tea. But anyhow point well taken as I agree with ya Tank
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    I bought mine while flying through Kuwait. The average is about 1375 per $. So I am ahead. Hopefully much further ahead down the road.

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