Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Dinar Daddy: Hang In There…

All,
I just want you all to know I feel so bad so many are disappointed today due to being let down once again by those prognosticators who can’t help themselves in sharing what they believe to be true (let’s hope that’s the case anyway).  This is why I posted what I did yesterday, knowing so many were almost expecting  a revaluation of the Iraqi Dianr due to some careless rumors, doozies, and flat out lies that were spread across the various forums.
Here’s a suggestion for you if this latest failed “intel-by-some” has absolutely caused you to become disenchanted with your investment in the Iraqi Dinar…
- Get away! Take a break for a few days or weeks, or just stop hanging out on the forums as much as you have.  It’s amazing how much better I feel when I get away for a few hours.
- I’ve got your back! If you’ve either signed up for my SMS “RV Announcement” Notification Service, or my RV Announcement” Email Alert Service, or simply receive my RSS Feeds, Twitter Links, or Facebook Posts, then you’re good-to-go.  Your pining away hoping something is going to happen only hurts you and your family, and doesn’t bring it here any sooner.  You can make a clean break knowing I will be here when the time comes.  I will not forget you so long as you are set up to receive notification from me.  Sign up for one or the other… or BOTH!  Then you know you’re covered.
  • You can sign up for the EMAIL Alert by clicking on the RV Announcement Sign-up Banner in the far upper-right column
  • Here’s a link to read more about my SMS “RV Announcement” ServiceLINK
- It’s a speculative investment! As such, there are no guarantees.  Again, this is why I posted what I did yesterday BEFORE THE FACT, because from my perspective I’m able to gauge the energy of the various forums based on what I receive in emails from so many.  I didn’t post what I did yesterday to wag my finger in your faces, or to be a buzz-kill, or to be an “All-Mighty-Know-It-All”, but to simply move your “expectations” back to reality… to a place of hope, NOT expectation.  In a speculative investment, being in such a highly-charged, anticipatory state-of-emotion can be very dangerous .  I simply did it to hopefully help some snap back into reality.  The feedback I was receiving before I posted my thoughts was very concerning.  Despite the heat I took behind the scenes from some of you who were annoyed by me posting what I did was worth it to me, based on what we now see today, and what so many responded positively about, so thank you for your understanding.
- It’s Iraq! Nothing more needs to be said… Again, show me a completed government, a passed HCL (Hydro-Carbon Law), the lifting of sanctions (Chapter 7 – which by the way they finally seem to have a deadline tied to it…. Dec 2011), then you’ll see me waiting on pins and needles.  Until then, all I can bring myself to is a place of “hope” that what I’m reading is something from someone who knows more than I do, and is more connected then me.  I want so badly for those who post a lot of what they claim to be intel, to be right!  I’d love to pat someone on the back and proclaim… YOU WERE RIGHT!!!  GREAT JOB!!!
- Things are changing! One thing that is lost in all of our talk about the Iraqi Dinar is that many things are changing in the world relating to national currencies and economic handling of funds.  As such, there’s a strong possibility things are being done right now behind the scenes that none of us are anticipating.  Some of it may relate to the Iraqi Dinar.  Some of it may go well beyond our investment.  Regardless, we wait, and we can’t do anything about it.  So, we wait and hope we’ve made the best decision we could in order to guard against any changes that would really affect us negatively.
Hang in there everyone!  Please take a break if you need it.  Stick to the facts.  Stay away from those who would proclaim daily or weekly that we are there.  There is truth out there regardless of how difficult it is to find at times.
Go Patience… Go Truth… Go Taking a Break… Go Dinar!

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