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Friday, June 12, 2015

Bits and Pieces in Dinarland Friday Afternoon

TNT:

HisMoney:
  Just using our common sense lets ask ourselves this question. Why would Iraq or any country that has great wealth, great resources, keep their currency artificially undervalued? I don't know a reason! Does anyone else? Just doesn't make sense to me.

Duke:   Buckle down the hatches, the waves are getting high and strong...... But if you have studied about the dinar then you know on the other side of the storm..... Calm, Beautiful Sailing... rely on what you know.

HisMoney: I believe they raided Sterling to SLOW down the purchasing of the Dinar! Scare and doubt!

Blueblaze1962:  Well the way I see all this is there was a news article the day before Kuwait revalued saying that would never happen....so maybe this is the same sort of thing to create doubt, fear and cause people to give up?? All I know is it doesn't cost me a thing to continue to hold onto the Dinar but it could cost me a whole lot if I let it go...just my opinion
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Isa53bc:  (RE: Sterling Raid)……Personally, I think the PTB are absolutely BRILLIANT! What a perfect cover for the RV!

All the world sees wild news reports of the currency dealers being raided because of the foreign currency scam they have been running for years making them billionaires by taking people's money for worthless currency.

This way the common people (non-dinarians) feel sorry for us being suckered into the scam, all the while the banks are quietly exchanging us with security blatantly posted  around the banks to protect them from the "wronged / scammed dinarians" trying to get money for their worthless currency (in case some of the uneducated / crazy dinarians do storm the banks arrests will be made).


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From Recaps Comment Section:

Martha:  After yesterdays distractions with Sterling and bildeberger meeting,lets all remain positive! Watch for June 15 and the things that may happen.It is un and imf reporting day. will come up hopefully with our blessing and everything is done before the 17th and on 18th-19th Iraq goes to Russia with a reality rate to deal in the international markets.I am full of hopium and we all need it also maybe the cbi will show its reality rate

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GET:

[hogs4life] 6/12/2015 Office of Poofness 6-11-15… “Mid-Week Report” >>>>> zap: hi all, soon we will all be singing christmas carols, but in about 2 weeks (or less) only. The majority of the critical items that had to be put in place for what is to come are done, and there are a few details left to do before the big button gets PUSHED. RIGHT now we all need a bit of a helping hand to survive and keep working until the june 24 target. It could be less, but will not be more.

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EU officials reportedly discuss Greek default for first time as markets slip – business live

If by the end of the month a solution has not been found we will not pay the IMF. We are no longer in a position to pay interest on debt. Greece’s defence minister

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Traders take cover for fear of big shift in market mood

By Shawn Langlois

Published: June 12, 2015 8:28 a.m. ET

You think you’ve heard enough bubble talk to last a few lifetimes? Try being a strategist who covers Chinese equities, like Citi’s Markus Rosgen. The question was raised to him again, in the face of this week’s massive outflows from emerging markets.

And he answered like a guy who’d rather be talking about something else.

“All people see is a bubble — and they have been stuck on this theme like an old-fashioned record for years,” he told the Financial Times. “If you don’t own it, it is a bubble. If you own it, you are in a bull market.” In other words, can we change the subject?

The relative calm in the equity markets has traders looking to hedge themselves for some rockier sessions. On Thursday, Jefferies analyst Sean Darby backed his call to buy the VIX VIX, +4.44%  , which offers protection during times of volatility. “The synchronised rise in global bond yields has been accompanied by a higher level of FX volatility but subdued equity volatility,” he said. “This seems odd given that equity markets have been subsumed by the impact from lower rates over the past few years.”

Darby isn’t the only one who finds it odd. Traders are loading up on the VIX more than they have in the past eight months, according to Bloomberg. And by the looks of the most popular options, they are girding for spikes within the next six days.


Bloomberg

“This is people getting ahead of the Fed, buying equity volatility because it has been low relative to rates and FX volatility,” Macro Risk Advisors’s Pravit Chintawongvanich told Bloomberg. “Equities have been in a very tight range lately and people feel like something has got to give.”

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KTFA:

jdtolle:  » June 12th, 2015,
Temporary situation

Failure is temporary. And so is success.

When you’ve failed, it’s good to keep in mind that you can go on to succeed. When you have had some success, it’s important not to become complacent.

The way things are today is not the way they will always be. Tomorrow will be different, and now you can have an impact on what that difference will be.

No matter how enjoyable or discouraging, exciting or troublesome this moment may be, it is a temporary situation. You will definitely move beyond it and the only question is, in what direction?

So focus your thoughts not on the pleasures or disappointments that have brought you here, but on how you will make good use of this moment. Envision a more positive and fulfilling world, and start taking steps to make it so.

Each day is a temporary situation, and yet you can use each day to move toward lasting richness. Grab the value of right now, and push it purposefully into your own bright future.

Ralph Marston    Wishing All a safe and blessed day/weekend     JDT

P.S. All personal breakthroughs begin with a change in beliefs.-- Anthony Robbins


 

 



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