Iraq Dinar Speculation

Adam Montana reporting again!

Hey everyone, after a long five weeks or so I’m back in the groove and you can count on me to bring the news again.

Many of us realize that in order to fully take advantage of the investment opportunities in front of us, we need to do more than just buy some Dinars and hope… we need to be proactive in our research, investment vehicles, and in our network building. I’ll be posting more on exactly how I’ll help you with these things in due time, but for now I want you all to realize one thing.

There are tons of Dinar sites out there. There are tons of places to get information. Some of it is good, some of it is no more than one website owner stealing the content of other sites and claiming credit, and in some cases… the people you are getting information from are plain misleading you in order to make a buck in some form or another. I’m not in the latter categories, and in fact – I took the time to actually pass the Series 65 exam which will ultimately enable to legally and professionally give advice on your investments. Your trust in me is not something I take lightly, and I hope what I just did goes a little way to prove that to you. It’s one thing to spout off  “knowledge” and “wisdom” and “intel”, but it’s a whole different thing to actually pass a test proving you have the knowledge and wisdom to be a speaker on this podium. The Series 65 exam is one of the hardest tests out there, but it was but one step in a long series of things I need to do to help you better. As many of you know – I’m here for the long haul. I’ve never once mentioned walking away from you, and I never will.

With all that said, I’m happy to give a quick breakdown of the latest Iraqi Dinar news! First, though… Thank you to the great mods over at Dinarvets.com for running such a great site, thank you to the VIP members for your incredible support over the last few weeks, and thank you EVERYONE for your patience and continued support of the Dinar News network.

Now… what the heck is going on out there in DinarLand?!*

*Please note, you can comment on this blog post OR you can go to the forum and engage in discussion of the individual stories. Also, I’m only putting part of the articles here. If one catches your eye, click the “Read More” link to see the full article.

I’ll give my summary first. We know that Iraq is suffering right now – energy crisis, the reduction of cash in the streets, etc. If you think we are anxiously waiting for something to happen – imagine if you were an Iraqi citizen. Yes, it might be “normal” day-to-day life – but how much would it affect your life as an Iraqi citizen to see the Dinar internationally recognized? How would it affect your life if you could put your time and money to as much use as, say, your Dubai or Kuwaiti neighbors? It would be monstrous.

Maliki and Allawi met again, and although we don’t have much official news regarding the results, my sources say Allawi is basically approved and will be seated by the 15th. The question remains about Parliament seats, but my sources are telling me that the individual blocs will be appointing their own representatives, and the chips are going to simply fall in place.

Allawi and Maliki met today: Article

Longtime Allawi and Maliki .. منصب رئاسة الجمهورية يتأرجح بينهما و لقاءهما ينتهي بعد 30 دقيقة The presidency of the Republic of swinging between them and their meeting ends after 30 minutes

Read more: http://dinarvets.com/forums/index.php?/topic/22992-allawi-and-maliki/#ixzz0sLvICgi0

Realistically, Allawi being officially and firmly planted in his seat as Prime Minister by the 15th of July is a great thing! Not having a firm grasp on the eventual makeup of Parliament, however, is a bad thing if you wanted to see a major change by this weekend. My take is that we have a few weeks left before this smoke clears and the dust settles… but a few weeks is a heck of a lot better than a few years!

Iraqi Energy Protests Grow

29 Jun 2010

Officials call for calm and patience as citizens’ fury at outages boils over, Khalid Waleed writes for IWPR

The interim Iraqi government is reeling from riots and demonstrations that have erupted across the country to protest severe electricity shortages.

Anger has been growing for weeks over the continued power cuts and rising fuel prices – resulting from the demand for generators – and the stalled efforts to form a new government.

Read more: http://dinarvets.com/forums/index.php?/topic/22833-iraqi-energy-protests-grow/#ixzz0sLkEiBA2

Here’s an article I wanted to post yesterday – obviously we’re further ahead now, but it’s helpful to track the entire process.

Alawi and Maliki meeting ends with no decision (June 29)

Allawi and Maliki’s meeting ends with “predecessor” and in a shorter time
Author: MK Editor: NK | MF Tuesday, 29 حزيران 2010 16:24 GMT
Alsumaria News / Baghdad
An official at the Information Office in the list of Iraq, on Tuesday that the meeting between Chairman of the list by Iyad Allawi and the president of a coalition of law Nuri al-Maliki ended did not last long, and it was like its predecessor, with stated that the two sides agreed to continue their meetings and the involvement of all components in the formation of the government.

Read more: http://dinarvets.com/forums/index.php?/topic/22884-allawi-and-malikis-meeting-ends-with-predecessor-and-in-a-shorter-time/#ixzz0sLl8T8w6

Allawi: To ensure the future of Iraq requires concessions

Posted 29/06/2010 08:00 AM

WASHINGTON (Agencies): the leader of the coalition, “Iraq,” former Iraqi Prime Minister Ayad Allawi said Tuesday that Iraq is now living a new phase requires to make concessions in order to preserve the stability of the country and its future.

Read more: http://dinarvets.com/forums/index.php?/topic/22863-allawi-to-ensure-the-future-of-iraq-requires-concessions/#ixzz0sLleIIQH

So, what does all of this mean? Well, as usual – we’re seeing a lot of indecision in Iraq. The political leaders can’t agree on major points, the news reports are always slightly skewed depending on which source you are reading, and the financial aspect of Iraq remains very much a point of consideration. Can the Iraqi citizens continue in the way they are currently situated? I believe they can, but it is not in their best interest to ignore the state of their currency when compared to the rest of the world. That’s great for us, I say! Will we see an immediate or even near future change in the value of the currency?

I think it’s coming soon. Whether “soon” means next week or next month, I’m not going to say… but I’m patient and I don’t mind waiting, so here I am.

Here’s  anther positive article:

Iraq Announces agreement to form Gov’t

Iraq announces its agreement with Maliki’s coalition to form committees to negotiate on forming a government
Editor: AH | BS Wednesday, 30 حزيران 2010 11:08 GMT

Alsumaria News / Baghdad

Announced that the Iraqi List led by former Iraqi Prime Minister Iyad Allawi, a coalition agreement with the state of law on the formation of joint committees will start serious negotiations to form the next government next week.

Read more: http://dinarvets.com/forums/index.php?/topic/22975-iraq-announces-its-agreement-with-malikis-coalition-to-form-committees-to-negotiate-on-forming-a-government/#ixzz0sLknMgYf

Well friends, I know that might be a lot to digest and I want to share some more news, but I have to close for now. Make sure you’re signed up for the newsletter, and stay tuned. More to come shortly!

Warm RV regards,

- Adam Montana