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15 cents I think is very reasonable. In my opinion. 25 cents would be on the high end in my opinion. Yes it is. Every business model there is you charge 20%...you get a 20% return at a minimum. They're not doing anything out of what Banks. Banks will be competing for the U.S. dollar...I bought all of my currency from a bank. I didn't buy it from a currency trader. I think it was at 1 or 2 percent charge or whatever it was...don't worry about it. Once there's value added to it and people start to that but the traders that are out there where a lot of people bought their currency are going to be fighting for the currency. Period end of story. It's going to be a competition and you're going to be sitting in the driver's seat. That's not going to be a problem. No! What is the bank going to tell you, 'Don't tell no body that we just made a lot of money exchanging the Iraqi dinar for you with our spread. We don't want that business anymore. Shhhh.' See how dumb that is? Iraq attempted over the weekend to get the budget vote done…they stayed until 10:00 or 11:00 their time last night in parliament …they are meeting again today in an attempt to get the budget out the door. Iraq has been on the precipice of pas*ing the budget all weekend. I think they are stringing them along until the US is ready…and I hear we are ready at any minute…hearing fantastic things…we still see everybody at the edge of their seat waiting. There was no bad news this weekend…just not hearing the thing we all want yet. All eyes were on Iraq for the budget signing to show whether it was finished or not. We have talked about this many times…what I am hearing is on the dinar a street rate between $3.70 to $3.90 and a contract rate of around $8. This is the prevalent rumors around the banking contacts. On the dong I hear the street rate is around .47 cents with a contract opinion. People who take notes do not catch everything and its best to watch the video so that you get everything in context. Be sure to