TNT:
Elmerf123456: For the Family Merry Christmas everyone ! Yes we all have been challenged in 2015 but never once should you consider what we have been through a repeat of the past for it is not !
Do not cave-in, do not stress, do not panic, and don't fall prey to the naysayers, for the journey has been long, but no way has it been in vain for the end is near !
All the signs are all around and what we've told you over the past year is coming to a head.
Keep your minds about you and don't let anyone tell you something different!
I'm stating congratulations in advance. Your patience will be well rewarded And it's your job to improve your lives and others too.
God Bless all of you and remain mentally strong and confident for our wait will not be much longer. Seasons Greetings! Elmer
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Elmerf123456: For the Family Merry Christmas everyone ! Yes we all have been challenged in 2015 but never once should you consider what we have been through a repeat of the past for it is not !
Do not cave-in, do not stress, do not panic, and don't fall prey to the naysayers, for the journey has been long, but no way has it been in vain for the end is near !
All the signs are all around and what we've told you over the past year is coming to a head.
Keep your minds about you and don't let anyone tell you something different!
I'm stating congratulations in advance. Your patience will be well rewarded And it's your job to improve your lives and others too.
God Bless all of you and remain mentally strong and confident for our wait will not be much longer. Seasons Greetings! Elmer
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elmerf123456 : Have you seen the signals? Have you read the real articles?
Have you paid attention to all the economic indicators that are stating change.
Listen carefully because the change is here, the pressure economically have been applied and you will see the reality finally come into focus!
It's time!
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platinumrunway : Afternoon everyone are you excited?!!!!!!
platinumrunway: Cannot express how close we really are and thats amazing!!
platinumrunway : Guys pay close attention to what is really going on in your area. Banks are getting ready for us, a lot of hush hush at this very moment.
It will catch everyone by surprise. Stop looking directly for banks. I discovered an exchange center today!!! Never would have known it was there!
look for buildings near banking centers that appear empty with very little traffic at first, then later that evening go back and watch the parking lot. The centers are right under our noses
Oh word of advice there is law enforcement around the area and inside so dont loiter please!!!!
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Dinar Updates:
Poppy3 STATEMENT... the zimbzwe dollar rved today...THEN THE DONG AND DINAR ARE SUPPOSED TO BE IN THE SAME BASKET.
THIS JUST SENT TO ME 3 TIMES. NOT VERIFIED TO MY SATISFACTION...
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KTFA:
Delta excerpts from Monday night CC:
Delta ...a lot of you that don’t know about this article...it was on the CBI website in Arabic...all the newspapers and all the media are talking about it...dated the 20th...this letter from the CBI to banks, money exchange companies and private banks...is the huge thing that confirms they are waiting on the calculation to be done...
Everything we believe to be done except that calculation... anything less than a 1 to 1 rate would simply cause confusion with the Iraqi citizens...
Just as Abadi said on the 10th...we are ready to activate things for the economy...they can’t activate the banking system in Iraq unless they are internationally recognized...the ki cards and so much that we’ve seen from them all need the international recognition...the calculation that they wait for now.
This is very good as an indication that something is about to happen, either late this month or by mid-January.
************
Walkingstick: Related News: monetary policy required to maintain the stability of the local market
12/22/2015 10:44
BAGHDAD / National Iraqi News Agency / nina / specialist description in economic affairs role of monetary policy during the current stage Balhassas, given the size of the economic challenges facing the country. The lion Mohamed Ali of the Iraqi National News Agency / nina / that "the financial crisis through which Iraq needs monetary policy, balanced and accurate to keep the Iraqi market through the stability of the local currency and to address any possible contraction with the decline in the cash proceeds of the State which constitute a key driver of the economy.
"He stressed that" monetary instruments represented Bsara exchange and interest basis and instructions of the Central Bank for banks and sizes of internal loans, will determine the face monetary policy, which must be strong to support the fiscal policy in Iraq.
"He called on the concerned, the central bank to maintain a cash reserve levels and to deal gingerly with interest rates and employed to curb any possible deflation and the provision of liquidity driving the market. Some of the media pointed out that the Central Bank reduced the value of the dinar against the dollar, but the Central Bank of Iraq denied the news. The bank said in a press statement today that "the news that talk about the bank to reduce the value of the dinar against the dollar baseless," adding that "the sale price of the dollar has not changed," ./anthy8
http://ift.tt/1QMI8oy ... %253d%253d
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Walkingstick: Bloomberg says 1997 Asian currency crisis back
Tue 22 December 2015 12:20 GMT | 7:20 Local Time
Bloomberg says the pace at which central banks from Argentina to Azerbaijan surrendered their grip on exchange-rate policy this year is bringing back memories of the 1997 Asian currency crisis.
"At least four dollar pegs have been abandoned and half a dozen others weakened as developing nations scrambled to adjust to an era of lower commodity prices, slowing growth in China and higher U.S. interest rates," the article posted on Bloomberg reads.
"The devaluations gathered pace in the second half after policy makers in Beijing surprised the world by depreciating the yuan on Aug. 11, putting pressure on regional trade partners to follow suit.
A year that began with Vietnam depreciating the dong has culminated in Argentina and Azerbaijan’s decisions to give up control of the peso and manat, respectively, in quick succession in December, with the currencies plummeting about 30 percent on their free-float debut.
Policy makers found eroding export competitiveness and dwindling foreign-exchange reserves too high a price for maintaining fixed exchange rates. The number of pegs scrapped this year resembled 1997, according to Simon Quijano-Evans of Commerzbank AG.
The Nigerian naira is at risk of a devaluation in the short term, while longer term the dollar-pegged currencies of the Arabian Gulf may face pressure if oil prices remain depressed, according to Demetrios Efstathiou, head of strategy for central and eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa at ICBC Standard Bank Plc in London.
Similar Circumstances
“The longer countries hold on to the peg, the more they drain their foreign-exchange reserves,” said Quijano-Evans, the London-based emerging-market strategist at Commerzbank. “At some stage, the vulnerabilities to the system -- in this case, the full dependence on oil for budget and balance-of-payment revenues -- come to light.”
The monetary crisis in southeast Asia 18 years ago was triggered by similar circumstances, with China devaluing and the Federal Reserve starting a cycle of interest-rate tightening in 1994. The chain of events eventually touched off a round of competitive currency depreciations that were followed by bank and corporate failures and recessions across much of the region.
Here’s a sample list of stories from Bloomberg that covered the devaluations and free floats around the emerging world through 2015:
China-Led Emerging Market Turmoil Evokes Parallel With 1994 (1)
Argentine Peso Plunges 29% as Macri Fulfills Free-Float Promise
Azerbaijan’s Shift to Free Float Sends Manat to 20-Year Low (2)
Kazakhstan Tenge Slides 23% as Emerging-Market Rout Strains Pegs
China Lets Yuan Devalue as Slowing Growth Pressures Currency Peg
Egypt Devalues Pound Third Time in 2015 After Reserves Slide (3)
Sri Lanka Eases Grip on Rupee as Emerging Currencies Show Strain
Devaluation Fever Spreads to Pakistan as Rupee Hits 17-Month Low
Vietnam Devalues Dong for Third Time in 2015 on Yuan Fallout
South Sudan Devalues Currency by 84% as Dollar Peg Abandoned (2).
http://ift.tt/1NMnYoJ
Have you paid attention to all the economic indicators that are stating change.
Listen carefully because the change is here, the pressure economically have been applied and you will see the reality finally come into focus!
It's time!
***********
platinumrunway : Afternoon everyone are you excited?!!!!!!
platinumrunway: Cannot express how close we really are and thats amazing!!
platinumrunway : Guys pay close attention to what is really going on in your area. Banks are getting ready for us, a lot of hush hush at this very moment.
It will catch everyone by surprise. Stop looking directly for banks. I discovered an exchange center today!!! Never would have known it was there!
look for buildings near banking centers that appear empty with very little traffic at first, then later that evening go back and watch the parking lot. The centers are right under our noses
Oh word of advice there is law enforcement around the area and inside so dont loiter please!!!!
*****************************
Dinar Updates:
Poppy3 STATEMENT... the zimbzwe dollar rved today...THEN THE DONG AND DINAR ARE SUPPOSED TO BE IN THE SAME BASKET.
THIS JUST SENT TO ME 3 TIMES. NOT VERIFIED TO MY SATISFACTION...
******************************
KTFA:
Delta excerpts from Monday night CC:
Delta ...a lot of you that don’t know about this article...it was on the CBI website in Arabic...all the newspapers and all the media are talking about it...dated the 20th...this letter from the CBI to banks, money exchange companies and private banks...is the huge thing that confirms they are waiting on the calculation to be done...
Everything we believe to be done except that calculation... anything less than a 1 to 1 rate would simply cause confusion with the Iraqi citizens...
Just as Abadi said on the 10th...we are ready to activate things for the economy...they can’t activate the banking system in Iraq unless they are internationally recognized...the ki cards and so much that we’ve seen from them all need the international recognition...the calculation that they wait for now.
This is very good as an indication that something is about to happen, either late this month or by mid-January.
************
Walkingstick: Related News: monetary policy required to maintain the stability of the local market
12/22/2015 10:44
BAGHDAD / National Iraqi News Agency / nina / specialist description in economic affairs role of monetary policy during the current stage Balhassas, given the size of the economic challenges facing the country. The lion Mohamed Ali of the Iraqi National News Agency / nina / that "the financial crisis through which Iraq needs monetary policy, balanced and accurate to keep the Iraqi market through the stability of the local currency and to address any possible contraction with the decline in the cash proceeds of the State which constitute a key driver of the economy.
"He stressed that" monetary instruments represented Bsara exchange and interest basis and instructions of the Central Bank for banks and sizes of internal loans, will determine the face monetary policy, which must be strong to support the fiscal policy in Iraq.
"He called on the concerned, the central bank to maintain a cash reserve levels and to deal gingerly with interest rates and employed to curb any possible deflation and the provision of liquidity driving the market. Some of the media pointed out that the Central Bank reduced the value of the dinar against the dollar, but the Central Bank of Iraq denied the news. The bank said in a press statement today that "the news that talk about the bank to reduce the value of the dinar against the dollar baseless," adding that "the sale price of the dollar has not changed," ./anthy8
http://ift.tt/1QMI8oy ... %253d%253d
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Walkingstick: Bloomberg says 1997 Asian currency crisis back
Tue 22 December 2015 12:20 GMT | 7:20 Local Time
Bloomberg says the pace at which central banks from Argentina to Azerbaijan surrendered their grip on exchange-rate policy this year is bringing back memories of the 1997 Asian currency crisis.
"At least four dollar pegs have been abandoned and half a dozen others weakened as developing nations scrambled to adjust to an era of lower commodity prices, slowing growth in China and higher U.S. interest rates," the article posted on Bloomberg reads.
"The devaluations gathered pace in the second half after policy makers in Beijing surprised the world by depreciating the yuan on Aug. 11, putting pressure on regional trade partners to follow suit.
A year that began with Vietnam depreciating the dong has culminated in Argentina and Azerbaijan’s decisions to give up control of the peso and manat, respectively, in quick succession in December, with the currencies plummeting about 30 percent on their free-float debut.
Policy makers found eroding export competitiveness and dwindling foreign-exchange reserves too high a price for maintaining fixed exchange rates. The number of pegs scrapped this year resembled 1997, according to Simon Quijano-Evans of Commerzbank AG.
The Nigerian naira is at risk of a devaluation in the short term, while longer term the dollar-pegged currencies of the Arabian Gulf may face pressure if oil prices remain depressed, according to Demetrios Efstathiou, head of strategy for central and eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa at ICBC Standard Bank Plc in London.
Similar Circumstances
“The longer countries hold on to the peg, the more they drain their foreign-exchange reserves,” said Quijano-Evans, the London-based emerging-market strategist at Commerzbank. “At some stage, the vulnerabilities to the system -- in this case, the full dependence on oil for budget and balance-of-payment revenues -- come to light.”
The monetary crisis in southeast Asia 18 years ago was triggered by similar circumstances, with China devaluing and the Federal Reserve starting a cycle of interest-rate tightening in 1994. The chain of events eventually touched off a round of competitive currency depreciations that were followed by bank and corporate failures and recessions across much of the region.
Here’s a sample list of stories from Bloomberg that covered the devaluations and free floats around the emerging world through 2015:
China-Led Emerging Market Turmoil Evokes Parallel With 1994 (1)
Argentine Peso Plunges 29% as Macri Fulfills Free-Float Promise
Azerbaijan’s Shift to Free Float Sends Manat to 20-Year Low (2)
Kazakhstan Tenge Slides 23% as Emerging-Market Rout Strains Pegs
China Lets Yuan Devalue as Slowing Growth Pressures Currency Peg
Egypt Devalues Pound Third Time in 2015 After Reserves Slide (3)
Sri Lanka Eases Grip on Rupee as Emerging Currencies Show Strain
Devaluation Fever Spreads to Pakistan as Rupee Hits 17-Month Low
Vietnam Devalues Dong for Third Time in 2015 on Yuan Fallout
South Sudan Devalues Currency by 84% as Dollar Peg Abandoned (2).
http://ift.tt/1NMnYoJ
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How a Christmas Tradition got started:
When four of Santa's elves got sick, the trainee elves did not produce toys as fast as the regular ones, and Santa began to feel the Pre-Christmas pressure.
Then Mrs. Claus told Santa her mother was coming to visit, which stressed Santa even more.
When he went to harness the reindeer, he found that three of them were about to give birth and two others had jumped the fence and were out, Heaven knows where.
Then when he began to load the sleigh, one of the floorboards cracked, the toy bag fell to the ground and all the toys were scattered.
Frustrated, Santa went in the house for a cup of apple cider and a shot of rum. When he went to the cupboard, he discovered the elves had drunk all the cider and hidden the liquor.
In his frustration, he accidentally dropped the cider jug, and it broke into hundreds of little glass pieces all over the kitchen floor. He went to get the broom and found the mice had eaten all the straw off the end of the broom.
Just then the doorbell rang, and an irritated Santa marched to the door, yanked it open, and there stood a little angel with a great big Christmas tree.
The angel said very cheerfully, 'Merry Christmas, Santa. Isn't this a lovely day? I have a beautiful tree for you. Where would you like me to stick it?'
And thus began the tradition of the little angel on top of the Christmas tree.
Not very many people know this.
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Angels We have heard on High
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=H0fkkUYIku0#t=2
How a Christmas Tradition got started:
When four of Santa's elves got sick, the trainee elves did not produce toys as fast as the regular ones, and Santa began to feel the Pre-Christmas pressure.
Then Mrs. Claus told Santa her mother was coming to visit, which stressed Santa even more.
When he went to harness the reindeer, he found that three of them were about to give birth and two others had jumped the fence and were out, Heaven knows where.
Then when he began to load the sleigh, one of the floorboards cracked, the toy bag fell to the ground and all the toys were scattered.
Frustrated, Santa went in the house for a cup of apple cider and a shot of rum. When he went to the cupboard, he discovered the elves had drunk all the cider and hidden the liquor.
In his frustration, he accidentally dropped the cider jug, and it broke into hundreds of little glass pieces all over the kitchen floor. He went to get the broom and found the mice had eaten all the straw off the end of the broom.
Just then the doorbell rang, and an irritated Santa marched to the door, yanked it open, and there stood a little angel with a great big Christmas tree.
The angel said very cheerfully, 'Merry Christmas, Santa. Isn't this a lovely day? I have a beautiful tree for you. Where would you like me to stick it?'
And thus began the tradition of the little angel on top of the Christmas tree.
Not very many people know this.
************
Angels We have heard on High
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=H0fkkUYIku0#t=2
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