Bruce (The Big Call)
On redemption center screens – 17 currencies – that are going up substantially in value…the Dinar – Obviously one of them…the Dong – another great one…Weekend Coffee with MarkZ. 04/19/2025
MarkZ Disclaimer: Please consider everything on this call as my 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 consult a professional for any financial decisions
Member: Good morning! Happy Saturday and Happy Easter Weekend!
Member: Good morning Mark, Mods and everyone
MZ: We spend the first hour cutting up with Matt and Lucas and CBD Guru’s today...then the news.
MZ: Not a lot of news this morning….possibly because its Easter weekend. The bond side was very quiet overnight.
MZ: There are some very happy bond holders….and we are seeing movement. It is all positive.
MZ: I do have a group facilitator….one who is helping with the process, who is traveling this weekend (very unusual over Easter) to the Midwest. I am hoping this is indicative of timing.
Mark, do you think they’ve reached the 30% threshold on the bond movement? thanks
MZ: I do not think they have reached 30% yet….but we are really close to it.
Member: If the bond holders are very close to the 30% threshold, April still may be our month.
MZ: I think it still looks good for this month.
MZ: We do have some interesting articles coming out of Iraq.
MZ: “Al-Nusairi confirms that the Central Bank's approach to banking reform and development contributes to accelerating Iraq's accession to the World Trade Organization. “ It was kinda stalled. We were told they were ready….and now they are openly talking about it again. Curious timing……they are talking about monetary reforms everywhere…..and bringing the dinar back to its former glory.
Member: Why do they keep coming up with new banking reforms that need to be implemented just when we think they are done?
Member: Iraq is #10 in the world in Natural Resources/ Sq KM...
MZ: “Trade: Launching farmer’s dues with an electronic payment system” they are modernizing their agricultural system… this is a big thing. Its one of the major legs to support the value of their currency and stablility of the country. .
MZ: This is another one we were told is big news: “Parliamentary Security: Restructuring of controls has hit its final stage” they are removing some checkpoints at borders…and adding others. They have to control their borders. Especially their financial borders. Controlling the borders is important before releasing the RV.
Member: r they ever going to let us see the revalue (RV) ????‽????????
Member: I think the plan has changed several times, they did not expect this many people to be aware of the exchange and they are adjusting as they go.
Member: Per Mike Bara, saying the bonds don’t have to go first. Everything goes at once now!
Member: Remember the commercial where the guy is holding a fishing pole with a dollar on the end & ya just can’t reach it? Feel like that sometimes but the pole has a dollar, humanitarian project, & MedBed
Member: we do need to rip the bandaid off yes it will hurt but feels better after it's off
Member: My Wells Fargo wealth manager is ready for me, he knows what's about to happen. My team is standing by my lawyer, my pastor, my tax advisor, and a friend who's cop. Let's go!!!!!
Mod: MarkZ's WEEKEND email address: Don't Write Me@NeverOnWEEKENDS.Com SERIOUSLY, MARK NEEDS A LITTLE TIME FOR HIMSELF FOR REST AND REC. THANK YOU!!
Member: Hope everyone has a wonderful Easter weekend. Enjoy family and friends and the great outdoors…..God bless.
Member: I hope all experience the blessings of Easter this weekend!
AJ
Al-Alaq revealed in late February that the CBI is planning to create a digital currency to replace paper notes in transactions with central banks.
The Iraqi official added that fundamental changes will take place in the banking and financial systems, including the limited use of paper notes, as they will be replaced by digital currencies in transactions between central banks.
(YOU REDUCE IT BY DROPPING 3 ZEROS & ADDING PURCHASING POWER TO THE EXCHANGE RATE -F26)
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ERBIL —
Kurdistan Region Prime Minister Masrour Barzani received the Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, Ali Mohsen Al-Alaq, on Wednesday for senior-level talks centered on accelerating financial sector reforms and boosting digital transformation initiatives in the Kurdistan Region.
The two leaders reviewed the progress of Iraq’s national digital finance campaign, including the “My Account” (in Kurdish: Hezhmari Min) project and the ongoing digitalization of government services. Both sides emphasized the importance of reducing the use of physical cash in the market and advancing secure digital payment systems.
Prime Minister Barzani reaffirmed his government’s strong commitment to continuing and expanding the digital payment transformation strategy across the Kurdistan Region, underlining its role in ensuring transparency, efficiency, and long-term economic development.
He also expressed his gratitude to the Central Bank Governor for the institution’s continued support of the Kurdistan Regional Government’s (KRG) financial reform agenda, especially efforts aimed at modernizing public finance management and promoting banking sector integrity.
Barzani praised Governor Al-Alaq’s broader initiatives to reform Iraq’s banking system, describing them as vital for restoring public trust and attracting both domestic and foreign investment.
In conclusion, the Prime Minister reiterated the KRG’s readiness to coordinate with institutions operating within the legal and regulatory framework of the Central Bank of Iraq, ensuring that reforms are implemented in a unified and effective manner.
GOLDILOCKS: ÚLTIMA HORA: La Bolsa de Valores de Irak (ISX) completa la transición a DINAR
In the latest episode of Goldilocks Global Banking News, host Freedom Fighter discusses significant developments regarding the banking systems in Iraq and Vietnam, emphasizing their connections to international financial systems.
The episode highlights Iraq’s integration of an electronic trading system through its stock exchange and the establishment of a central depository that operates under the NASDAQ-equivalent equator system. This advancement aims to link the Iraqi dinar with global markets.
Meanwhile, Vietnam is adopting an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system that promotes digital transformation, enabling local businesses to connect to the global banking landscape. These developments in both countries indicate a strategic shift towards modern banking practices that meet international standards. The episode also addresses the importance of building relationships with banking institutions as these changes unfold, suggesting that significant financial opportunities may arise from these advancements.
📊 Integration into International Systems: Iraq’s move to an electronic trading system and a new central depository is a crucial step in modernizing its financial infrastructure. By aligning itself with international banking practices, Iraq aims to make the Iraqi dinar more appealing and accessible in global markets. This integration is expected to facilitate smoother currency exchanges and improve investor confidence.
🔄 Digital Transformation in Vietnam : Vietnam’s adoption of an ERP system marks a major technological shift for local businesses, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises. By moving towards cloud-based solutions,
the Vietnamese economy is positioning itself to take advantage of global trade dynamics while increasing operational efficiency. Such digital enhancements not only modernize the banking sector but also lead to economic growth by enabling businesses to streamline processes and reduce costs.
🌟 Financial Evolution and Global Currency Exchange: Iraq’s efforts to transition from a central banking model limited by the Federal Reserve to a more autonomous banking system capable of handling foreign transfers directly is revolutionary. This move indicates Iraq’s commitment to financial independence and efficiency. Ultimately, it allows for the dinar to exchange freely on international markets, enhancing its value and stability.
📈 Market Response and Economic Growth: The unfolding situation in both Iraq and Vietnam highlights a global trend towards digital banking solutions as nations strive to modernize their economies. The rapid growth driven by technological advancement and international banking connections will likely foster improved business outcomes and economic resilience. As global economies become more interconnected, the benefits of such transitions are expected to compound.
📅 Importance of Strategic Relationships: Freedom Fighter emphasizes the necessity of establishing strong relationships with banking institutions. As changes in the financial systems of Iraq and Vietnam take effect, individuals and businesses that have built solid banking relationships will be better positioned to take advantage of emerging opportunities. Networking and understanding banking practices can lead to better financial outcomes.
⚖️ Preparedness amid Uncertainty: The episode suggests that while there are uncertainties due to tariff negotiations and other geopolitical factors, the ongoing preparation and transitions within the banking frameworks of Iraq and Vietnam facilitate a more stable financial environment. The proactive measures taken by these nations may mitigate the impacts of external economic shocks, reflecting a broader trend toward self-sustainability.
🔍 Market Trends and Future Prospects: The developments in Iraq and Vietnam are indicative of larger market trends towards digitization and modernization in finance. As these nations continue to overhaul their banking systems, the potential for new investment opportunities and financial innovations is significant. Observers and stakeholders should remain alert, as the financial landscape in these regions is poised for substantial growth and transformation.
As Iraq and Vietnam continue to navigate their respective paths towards enhanced banking systems, the ripple effects of these changes are likely to resonate across international markets. The emphasis on digital platforms, operational efficiency, and international integration highlights the critical nature of adaptation in today’s interconnected global economy.