News, Rumors and Opinions Late Tues.PM/ Early Wed. AM
Late Tuesday Night Fleming RV Update:
The IMF, under Agreement with Iraq, has issued a demand that Iraq revalue their currency, (drop the 3 zeros) by November 30, 2021.
By December 1, Iraq will have a new value close to $5.00.
The Government of Iraq is announcing this imminent shift in currency on the jumbotrons, huge video monitors, showing in every town square and city center in Iraq.
The reason for the long delay, as discussed, was the great need to educate the public, on banking and the use of digital money - vs cash. Especially important is the chronic use of black market foreign money.
Tremendous change is coming fast.
Iraq is the lynch pin, leverage for the Golden Dinar, raising the economic profile of the Middle East at large.
This will see the start of every nation around the world following suit.
Holly Wednesday Morning Update
We move ever closer to our goal each day.
The Supreme Court hearing yesterday was to be a marker for the blessing. There was Interference on it being presented. Keep your eyes on this.
Everything’s ready to go just waiting for the final release code.
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Courtesy of Dinar Guru
Pimpy There are rumors going around that the IQD or the Iraqi dinar is going to be revaluing tomorrow (Wednesday) . That obviously is not true. There's no announcement whatsoever. When they go to make the announcement they're not going to tell people ahead of time. Just calm yourself people. Use common sense. If they were going to tell people in advance when they were going to revalue the currency and how much people would flood the markets trying to buy as many dinars as possible so they can get super rich. They're not going to announce it. They'll just do it.
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Iraqi Dinar update for 11/23/21 - did the rate change
Pimpy’s Investment Chat: Nov 23, 2021
90% Of Americans Concerned About Inflation, Used Car Prices Moon Shot, Buying Conditions Crushed
Silver Report Uncut: Nov 23, 2021
Insurance and financial services company Country Financial commissioned the survey, finding 88% of Americans are highly concerned about inflation. Tens of millions of Americans are suffering from runaway inflation that will persist into 2022.
The White House and Federal Reserve have erred in calling inflation "transitory," which has proved to be anything but that.
Consumer sentiment tumbled to the crisis lows in October as inflation expectations marched higher. In response to rising prices, respondents said they would begin to cut back on spending.
About half of them said they would reduce dining at restaurants or take-out meals (48%).
About 30% said they would keep their current technology.
It also found other actions respondents said they would cut back: budget food (29%)
Purchase less clothing (29%)
Put off home renovations (23%)
Cancel/put off travel plans (20%)
Drive less (13%)
The facts are that consumer prices soared 6.2% YoY in October, far higher than the +5.9% YoY expected and accelerating from September's 5.4% YoY; that was the highest point since June 1990