The IQD Investment Breaks SEC/Wall Street’s Wealth Formula

In our most recent video on the Educational Matrix Channel, we talked about how the US government’s SEC: Security Exchange Commission, limits the amount of money every day people can invest.

While this is a good thing, it keeps investors from spending the rent money while gambling on news startup companies, it also limits the profits a person can earn based on their annual income and net worth.

The SEC policy is that individuals or households cannot invest more than 10% of their annual salary or 10% of their net worth.

The formula for Net Worth is Assets minus Liabilities

When it comes to the Iraqi Dinar Investment, many investors who invested ten years ago spent between $800 to $1,100 USD for approximately 1 million Iraqi Dinars.

If those same dinars were to suddenly equal $0.25 US cents to one Iraqi Dinar, that would be $250,000 in profits. I realize the financial world speaks in percentages to express profits, however, when you look at the actual numbers then you see just how out of alignment the Iraqi Dinar investment is to Wall Street’s every day wealth formula.

Many bankers, economist and investors cannot believe this type of profit margin, thus they simply say, the Iraqi Dinar investment is not plausible.

Yet Kuwait‘s currency went from very little to $3.30 USD to one Kuwait Dinar in a very short period of time. I guess wall street forgot about that financial event.

Watch the video to learn how wealth is limited and built and how the Iraqi Dinar investment could be a duplicate of the Kuwait currency event.