Dinar Updates:
Poppy3 RV IS IN SIGHT IN MY OPINION. ACCORDING TO CBI, IMF THEY ARE MAKING SMART CARD...GLOBAL SUNDAY OR MONDAY THIS WEEK. THEIR WORDS NOT MINE.
Millionday FIRST LET ME SAY THAT CBI HAS CALLED ON ALL BANKS TO TAKE OVER UNDER INTERNATIONAL COMPLIANCE RULES AND REGULATIONS -- THIS IS ACCOUNTING STANDARDS AND ALL THAT GOES ALONG WITH GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL BANKING.
THERE HAVE BEEN MANY RELEASES OF HUGE HUGE REPORTS GIVEN BY GOVERNMENT AND CBI ...AND OBVIOUSLY ARE ABOUT THE ADVANCEMENT OF IRAQ.
CBI ORDERS ARE TO BEGIN AS OF JANUARY 1ST THIS YEAR --- SO FISCAL YEAR. VERY EXCITING OF COURSE.
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Poppy3 RV IS IN SIGHT IN MY OPINION. ACCORDING TO CBI, IMF THEY ARE MAKING SMART CARD...GLOBAL SUNDAY OR MONDAY THIS WEEK. THEIR WORDS NOT MINE.
Millionday FIRST LET ME SAY THAT CBI HAS CALLED ON ALL BANKS TO TAKE OVER UNDER INTERNATIONAL COMPLIANCE RULES AND REGULATIONS -- THIS IS ACCOUNTING STANDARDS AND ALL THAT GOES ALONG WITH GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL BANKING.
THERE HAVE BEEN MANY RELEASES OF HUGE HUGE REPORTS GIVEN BY GOVERNMENT AND CBI ...AND OBVIOUSLY ARE ABOUT THE ADVANCEMENT OF IRAQ.
CBI ORDERS ARE TO BEGIN AS OF JANUARY 1ST THIS YEAR --- SO FISCAL YEAR. VERY EXCITING OF COURSE.
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TNT:
Decrator: I found this from a post that has a completely different agenda, very interesting as we are paying attention!
I have never posted here so dont shoot the messenger, but seeing as how we are so informed, I thought this was a great read from a 3rd party, not dinarian involved but seeing the same things as we are!
The Secret Global Reset Agreement from Veterans Today
http://ift.tt/1PPoS6S
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OKRocks: End of the monetary illusion magnifies shocks for markets
2pm ET Jan 8, 2016
Central bankers are no longer the circuit breakers for financial markets.
Monetary policy makers, market saviors over the past decade through the promise of interest rate reductions or asset purchases, now lack the space to cut further or buy more. Even those willing to intensify their efforts increasingly doubt the potency of such policies.
That’s leaving investors having to cope alone with shocks such as this week’s rout in China or when economic data disappoint, magnifying the impact of such events.
“The monetary illusion is drawing to a close,” said Didier Saint Georges, a member of the investment committee at Carmignac Gestion SA, an asset-management company. “With central banks becoming increasingly restricted in their stimulus policies, 2016 is likely to be the year when the markets awaken to economic reality.”
Even against the backdrop of this week’s market losses, Federal Reserve officials signaled their intention to keep raising interest rates this year. Those at the European Central Bank and Bank of Japan ended last year playing down suggestions they will ultimately need to intensify economic-aid programs.
They have only themselves to blame for becoming agents of volatility, according to Christopher Walen, senior managing director at Kroll Bond Rating Agency Inc.
He told Bloomberg Television this week that officials’ willingness to keep interest rates near zero and repeatedly buy bonds and other assets meant they became “way too involved in the global economy” and should have left more of the lifting work to governments.
The handover to looser fiscal policy now needs to happen if economic growth and inflation are to get the spur they need, said Martin Malone, global macro policy strategist at London- based brokerage Mint Partners.
“Major economies have exhausted monetary and foreign- exchange policies,” he said. “Government action must take over from central-bank policies, triggering more confident private- sector investment and spending.”
The influence of central bankers was underscored by a report this week from currency strategists at HSBC Holdings Plc, which calculated foreign-exchange markets are more sensitive to interest-rate decision-making than at any time in the last 15 years.
“FX markets are likely to remain hypersensitive to rate expectations until we are past the current era of extremely accommodative monetary policy,” the strategists led by David Bloom wrote.
Even if more stimulus does end up being delivered by the ECB or BOJ, China’s increased willingness to devalue the yuan will blunt the effect of it by limiting declines in their currencies and pushing up bond yields as money exits China, according to George Saravelos, a strategist at Deutsche Bank AG in London.
“All of these natural market forces that have been suppressed and overwhelmed by money printing by developed-market central banks will likely assert themselves this year,” said Stephen Jen, founder of London-based hedge fund SLJ Macro Partners LLP. “My guess is that this will not be a tranquil year.”
http://ift.tt/1SEWXco
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KTFA:
CSHessman: Frank, I don't see anyone else asking, so, I will take a stab at it... Can you share as to how or why Delta is being "blocked" "locked out"?
Mountainman: How bout this "For the CB-EYES ONLY".....IMO....DELTA you are too CLOSE!!! LOL
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Dinari11: EF Hutton Sistani
Iraqi PM Abadi pledges corruption drive after Sistani criticism
BAGHDAD
World | Sat Jan 9, 2016 7:56am EST
Decrator: I found this from a post that has a completely different agenda, very interesting as we are paying attention!
I have never posted here so dont shoot the messenger, but seeing as how we are so informed, I thought this was a great read from a 3rd party, not dinarian involved but seeing the same things as we are!
The Secret Global Reset Agreement from Veterans Today
http://ift.tt/1PPoS6S
*************
OKRocks: End of the monetary illusion magnifies shocks for markets
2pm ET Jan 8, 2016
Central bankers are no longer the circuit breakers for financial markets.
Monetary policy makers, market saviors over the past decade through the promise of interest rate reductions or asset purchases, now lack the space to cut further or buy more. Even those willing to intensify their efforts increasingly doubt the potency of such policies.
That’s leaving investors having to cope alone with shocks such as this week’s rout in China or when economic data disappoint, magnifying the impact of such events.
“The monetary illusion is drawing to a close,” said Didier Saint Georges, a member of the investment committee at Carmignac Gestion SA, an asset-management company. “With central banks becoming increasingly restricted in their stimulus policies, 2016 is likely to be the year when the markets awaken to economic reality.”
Even against the backdrop of this week’s market losses, Federal Reserve officials signaled their intention to keep raising interest rates this year. Those at the European Central Bank and Bank of Japan ended last year playing down suggestions they will ultimately need to intensify economic-aid programs.
They have only themselves to blame for becoming agents of volatility, according to Christopher Walen, senior managing director at Kroll Bond Rating Agency Inc.
He told Bloomberg Television this week that officials’ willingness to keep interest rates near zero and repeatedly buy bonds and other assets meant they became “way too involved in the global economy” and should have left more of the lifting work to governments.
The handover to looser fiscal policy now needs to happen if economic growth and inflation are to get the spur they need, said Martin Malone, global macro policy strategist at London- based brokerage Mint Partners.
“Major economies have exhausted monetary and foreign- exchange policies,” he said. “Government action must take over from central-bank policies, triggering more confident private- sector investment and spending.”
The influence of central bankers was underscored by a report this week from currency strategists at HSBC Holdings Plc, which calculated foreign-exchange markets are more sensitive to interest-rate decision-making than at any time in the last 15 years.
“FX markets are likely to remain hypersensitive to rate expectations until we are past the current era of extremely accommodative monetary policy,” the strategists led by David Bloom wrote.
Even if more stimulus does end up being delivered by the ECB or BOJ, China’s increased willingness to devalue the yuan will blunt the effect of it by limiting declines in their currencies and pushing up bond yields as money exits China, according to George Saravelos, a strategist at Deutsche Bank AG in London.
“All of these natural market forces that have been suppressed and overwhelmed by money printing by developed-market central banks will likely assert themselves this year,” said Stephen Jen, founder of London-based hedge fund SLJ Macro Partners LLP. “My guess is that this will not be a tranquil year.”
http://ift.tt/1SEWXco
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KTFA:
CSHessman: Frank, I don't see anyone else asking, so, I will take a stab at it... Can you share as to how or why Delta is being "blocked" "locked out"?
Mountainman: How bout this "For the CB-EYES ONLY".....IMO....DELTA you are too CLOSE!!! LOL
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Dinari11: EF Hutton Sistani
Iraqi PM Abadi pledges corruption drive after Sistani criticism
BAGHDAD
World | Sat Jan 9, 2016 7:56am EST
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi speaks during the Iraqi Police Day at a police academy
in Baghdad January 9, 2016.
REUTERS/KHALID AL MOUSILY
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi on Saturday pledged to stamp out corruption this year amid criticism from the nation's highest Shi'ite cleric, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, that his government has done little to combat graft.
Sistani, a reclusive octogenarian, enjoys almost mythological stature among millions of Shi'ite followers and wields authority few Iraqi politicians would openly challenge.
Corruption within the officers corp was one of the reasons of the Iraqi army's failure to oppose the sweeping advance of Islamic State in 2014, according to the findings of an ad-hoc parliamentary committee.
"2016 is the year of eliminating corruption, there is no such things as acceptable corruption and non-acceptable corruption," Abadi said in a speech at a ceremony to celebrate the anniversary of the Iraqi police force in Baghdad. Sistani on Friday renewed his calls to the government to reform the administration and combat corruption.
"A year has lapsed and nothing has been achieved on the ground," his representative, Sheikh Ahmed al-Safi, told the worshippers in a sermon in Kerbala, a holy Shiite city south of Baghdad.
(Reporting by Maher Chmaytelli; Editing by Toby Chopra)
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Frank26: LOL.......... In my TEAM CC NOTES :
Man he yelled at me !!!
KTFA Frank
in Baghdad January 9, 2016.
REUTERS/KHALID AL MOUSILY
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi on Saturday pledged to stamp out corruption this year amid criticism from the nation's highest Shi'ite cleric, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, that his government has done little to combat graft.
Sistani, a reclusive octogenarian, enjoys almost mythological stature among millions of Shi'ite followers and wields authority few Iraqi politicians would openly challenge.
Corruption within the officers corp was one of the reasons of the Iraqi army's failure to oppose the sweeping advance of Islamic State in 2014, according to the findings of an ad-hoc parliamentary committee.
"2016 is the year of eliminating corruption, there is no such things as acceptable corruption and non-acceptable corruption," Abadi said in a speech at a ceremony to celebrate the anniversary of the Iraqi police force in Baghdad. Sistani on Friday renewed his calls to the government to reform the administration and combat corruption.
"A year has lapsed and nothing has been achieved on the ground," his representative, Sheikh Ahmed al-Safi, told the worshippers in a sermon in Kerbala, a holy Shiite city south of Baghdad.
(Reporting by Maher Chmaytelli; Editing by Toby Chopra)
More From Reuters
http://ift.tt/1OHtCML ... IH20160109
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Frank26: LOL.......... In my TEAM CC NOTES :
Man he yelled at me !!!
KTFA Frank
From Recaps Comment Section:
P.Love: Dr. Clark, I have a quick question. You said....
"The IQD Dinar will be exchangeable, at exchange centers all over the WORLD
EVERYWHERE at a HUGE rate, well over $3.00, along with the VND Dong at a rate of well over $1.00 - for sure, within the 1st Week of March, 2016. The other currency's are scheduled, but not yet confirmed."
Does that mean the other currencies will be the 1st week of March as well or before or after?
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Dr. Clarke: Yes, 5 other currencies scheduled for 1st week, but not yet officially Approved, like IQD & VND. Thats why China visited & contracted with Zimbabwe last week, and Iran sanctions not completed.... Little more time needed.
Rumors on Rupiah are, well, air....it's waiting with others because of political disagreements... Little more time, it will all be approved.
That's the schedule set now... All 1st week of March. This is not a guess. I KNOW, this is the week, set in stone, due to who i am......Barring an assasination of some kind, which is entirely possible, given current hostilities....
Friends, just know that Iraq has a little more cleaning & tightening up to do. A few laws, a couple cities, consumer trust, and a timetable on the oil pricing, that was set last year.
That timetable will end and prices start rising by 1-25-16. It's scheduled. Iran is scheduled too. So, sit back & watch the show.
Russia is the sleeper designed to assist this whole process from the closet. Watch this week... And smile.
I Intend the Best For All, Dr. Clarke
P.Love: Dr. Clark, I have a quick question. You said....
"The IQD Dinar will be exchangeable, at exchange centers all over the WORLD
EVERYWHERE at a HUGE rate, well over $3.00, along with the VND Dong at a rate of well over $1.00 - for sure, within the 1st Week of March, 2016. The other currency's are scheduled, but not yet confirmed."
Does that mean the other currencies will be the 1st week of March as well or before or after?
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Dr. Clarke: Yes, 5 other currencies scheduled for 1st week, but not yet officially Approved, like IQD & VND. Thats why China visited & contracted with Zimbabwe last week, and Iran sanctions not completed.... Little more time needed.
Rumors on Rupiah are, well, air....it's waiting with others because of political disagreements... Little more time, it will all be approved.
That's the schedule set now... All 1st week of March. This is not a guess. I KNOW, this is the week, set in stone, due to who i am......Barring an assasination of some kind, which is entirely possible, given current hostilities....
Friends, just know that Iraq has a little more cleaning & tightening up to do. A few laws, a couple cities, consumer trust, and a timetable on the oil pricing, that was set last year.
That timetable will end and prices start rising by 1-25-16. It's scheduled. Iran is scheduled too. So, sit back & watch the show.
Russia is the sleeper designed to assist this whole process from the closet. Watch this week... And smile.
I Intend the Best For All, Dr. Clarke
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