is investing in dinar a good investment?
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Are you asking about investing in a "diner"??  If so, it all depends on the revenue that it brings in currently or if you are starting your own??  Please be more specific so we can help you.
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I wouldn't advise asking for an investment advise on Yahoo Answers or any other board.  Consider consulting a professional when it comes to such decisions unless you have money to throw away in which case just buy hisc and hope for the best :)\n\nAleks
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it seems good to people who make financially investments.  You will notice that return on mutual funds are doing good, 401K etc.  The interest rate to borrow money is higher  now and the return on investing your money is higher which yields a win/win.
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In my opinion the U S dollar is not a safe currency to be in at the moment. There are some realatively safe ways to protect ones self from currency fluctuations but short term anything could happen. \n\nOne possibility is to have some of your assets in oil securities. Oil is relatively currency free as an investment. Another possibility is to invest in a pool of debt securities of various foreign governments. That minimizes the risk associated with one currency.
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yes it has a great effect in macro economics dealing with exchange rates and interest rates and foreign trade. a weak or undervalued currency is better for manufacture of goods in your country and a strong currency is better if you import goods from other countries.
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There are some solid energy stocks up there. Take a look at NXY, ECA, or some of the Canadian energy trusts such as Canadian Oil Sands Trust. The trusts offer some steady returns from a predictable and valuable asset base (oil and gas reserves). Plus you get more bang for oyur buck if you figure the Canadian dollar will rise versus the US dollar over time.
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Absolutely no!  That is the quickest to go banckrupt.\nYou can start by buying index fund, or sector fund.\nMutual is a good way to invest too.
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The problem with most Eastern European countries is high corruption and plenty of red tape to deal with. Thus the potential return on investment might be overblown. If I invest $1,000 and get a return of $1,300, that might be a good return by world measures, but if I have to pay off $100 to one bureacrat and $100 to another, the return is suddenly not that beneficial.
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mr. i think u should go to a market consultant as the market is realy verrry speculative now a days and i will suggest u not to invest without a propper guidence ..........
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it is good, but depends on if you want to hold it longterm or short term.  There are many more winners you can invest in.  I do share trading too.. but sometimes you have to be very careful in these stretched markets... you have to make careful choices... Anyways all the best... Good luck....
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It isn't Bad. It is bad for people who wanted to borrow money - for example the government or home buyers. But it is good for people looking to invest money as it indicates that can get a higher returns. As for reading more into it - it indicates demand and hence either good (boom) or bad (inflation) - usually both in the end
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it depends on your age - if you are young and still working stock and bonds are very god but if you are older you ay want to keep a guaranteed return on investment such as CD's\nreal estate is up and down I dont recommend it
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In general, yes they are.\n\nMortgage rates are based on inflation.  When there is greater risk of inflation rates trend higher.\n\nCurrently, if you look around at the cost of goods that you buy day to day... things are a little more expensive.  (Gas to say the least).\n\nAdditionally, foreign monetary policy is starting to frown on the US treasury as an investment.  This means that we will probably see further deterioration of the dollar, probably not too much, but enough, to attract investment...\n\nIn a nutshell, I don't have a positive rate outlook.
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It already circulates in Iraq. \n\nIf you are asking when it will be allowed to be exchanged on currency markets, then the answer is uncertain. Right now the Bank of Iraq has allowed banks in Jordan and Kuwait to exchange dinars in order to accommodate the many contractors in those countries that are doing business in Iraq. There is no requirement that the Iraqi dinar ever be allowed to openly trade. Some countries do not exchange their money outside of their own borders in order to keep wealth from fleeing the country, although this seldom works because money will move in the form of goods. It will depend entirely on the business needs of the Iraqi government. Since the price of the dinar relative to the dollar has remained essentially unchanged since the new dinar was introduced by the Coalition, it appears that there are no plans to allow it to openly trade anytime soon.  As long as the government of Iraq has the ability to bring in hard currency from oil exports, they have no need to exchange their internal currency, other than to encourage small business. \n\nHere is the Bank of Iraq daily currency auction:\nhttp://www.cbiraq.org/cbs6.htm\n\nMy own opinion is that the dinar is likely to be tied directly to the dollar eventually, as many other currencies are, and never allowed to float freely.
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1.00 USD\nUnited States Dollars  = 1,469.60 IQD\nIraq Dinar
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There are a lot worse investments out there. There are also some better investments. Technically, it is not very strong right now. Translated, that means it is not in an uptrend. \n\nOne of the responders suggested Yahoo options. That is not an investment. That is a speculation. \n\nIf you are a long term investor and do not have exposure to any internet companies and can stand more than average risk, Yahoo is an ok investment. But be aware that both Google and Microsoft are competitors.
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Right now would be the best time to invest in the New Iraqi Dinar. The main reason of course is because the value of the Iraqi Dinar has never been lower. It’s safe to assume that it cannot get any worse and can only become better. \n\nThe reason it can only become better is because Iraq is a war-torn country that happens to be very wealthy. The United States and other western countries are currently investing billions and billions of dollars in Iraq. If our governments are investing in Iraq, then I think it’s a fairly good indication that we should too. Governments are not in the business of giving money away without any kind of return. I believe our governments intend to see Iraq flourish. Once that happens, the Iraqi Dinar can only go up.\n\nCheck out www.TheDinarGroup.com for more information. They have lots of helpful resources and links.