The top thread is “CNBC’s Jim Cramer is High on Iraq Investment & ETF Dinar Fund.
Clearly, investing in Iraq is a hot subject and investors are eyeing opportunities as the U.S. declares the war there officially over.
Impact investors have a slew of other investment considerations. Impact investors typically seek to make private investments in social enterprises that aim to do good and provide a financial return.
Clearly, investing in Iraq is a hot subject and investors are eyeing opportunities as the U.S. declares the war there officially over.
Impact investors have a slew of other investment considerations. Impact investors typically seek to make private investments in social enterprises that aim to do good and provide a financial return.
For others, sure, go ahead and create an exchange-traded fund based on the price of the dinar, or on the Iraq Stock Exchange (where listings, by the way, have grown dramatically since the U.S. invasion and effective takeover). Private investors can seek out their own brand of investments there, too. We should hope that they just make sure investments there are sustainable.
If there is anything Iraq needs, it’s sustainability — in a good way — after such a prolonged period of unsustainable recourse
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