Dinar decline

[the_hulk]

I've been watching the Dinar exchange rate on Yahoo finance for the past several days and unfortunately it seems to be declining slowly but steadily these past days. This may just be a normal fluctuation but I'd like to know what others think. I'm just hoping this won't be just a steady drop towards worthlessness, and I have no reason to believe it is, but I'm still a bit concerned.

[Blake]

It's dropped to around 1:1421 right?


That's actually good, it means it is increasing slightly in value. You want the 1421 number to drop even more.

Normal mistake interpreting the exchange rate, you're not the 1st one to do that.

Either way, this flucuation is normal over the past 6 months or so, and is nothing to get too excited about at this point. Stand tight. ;)

[the_hulk]

actually i was referring to the inversed rate which does make it a bad thing sorry i didn't clarify...

[Blake]

Provide a link so we can see what you're talking about.


Regardless though....
Either way, this flucuation is normal over the past 6 months or so, and is nothing to get too excited about at this point. Stand tight

[NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRAQi]

I've been watching the Dinar exchange rate on Yahoo finance for the past several days and unfortunately it seems to be declining slowly but steadily these past days.

A great suggestion might be to not even bother checking the rates until a year or two from now. If you don't have reason for the currency to be worthless, there is nothig to fret.

"If the paint is going to dry, watching it will not cause it to dry any faster."

The fluctuations could very well be last trades. Keep in mind that not all Currency Tables show the spread. Some will just show last transaction.

"Look not where the bird is going Grasshopper, but where the bird will land."
-- Master on Kung Fu

"Inch by Inch will make you Flinch, Mile by Mile may cause a SMILE!"
-- Me, just now :wave:

[the_hulk]

http://finance.yahoo.com/currency?u (http://)
I had been looking at Dinar/Canadian Dollar but i checked the US rate and you're right it's pretty much the same. Maybe it's also due to Canadian dollar fluctuations in value. I'm just paranoid that's all :lmao:

[minigirl]

A great suggestion might be to not even bother checking the rates until a year or two from now. [/COLOR]

:eek: :eek: That's just crazy talk!!! LOL

[BRYAN]

Not a good Idea :no: You should stay up to date as situations change on a daily basis . What is wrong about being informed n- dame ???? :rolleye03

[Jerry]

[QUOTE=NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRAQi]

"If the paint is going to dry, watching it will not cause it to dry any faster"

Depends on the ammount of fumes you inhaled...

[COLOR=SandyBrown]"Look not where the bird is going Grasshopper, but where the bird will land."

I think I should not look to the pearched bird, but to the DROPINGS ON MY COLLAR!!!
(thinking to myself) I knew I shoulda kept an eye on that bird!

:wave:


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[highrollr19]

Just ignore the small fluctuations listed on yahoo and xe.... they mean nothing at the moment. The important converter is that of the Central Bank of Iraq which has been posted on here many times. That site has shown the dinar steady at 1460 for a while now!

[Y NOT]

Not to forget Volume