Summary:
The atmosphere heading into the new week was electric, with members immediately asking the million-dollar question: “Good Morning MarkZ…is this the week?”
MarkZ readily admitted what we all feel: “Nobody knows the timing but it sure feels like it’s very close.” While sentiments remain overwhelmingly positive, MarkZ addressed a counter-narrative from another source (Frank), who reportedly has intel pointing toward an official new Iraqi rate coming in January 2026. MarkZ noted he “could live with that,” but affirmed that his own sources continue to suggest a much sooner timeline.
In the meantime, many eyes are fixed on the preliminary steps—specifically, the status of the bond market.
The bond holders, often cited as the crucial first domino in the sequence, have endured what some describe as endless cycles of false starts. As one member lamented, they have been the “Boy who cried wolf” repeatedly.
MarkZ shared a significant, though cryptic, detail regarding their current status: “Bond folks are silent so far today…they have been through hell guys.”
In this community, silence usually speaks volumes. After enduring months, if not years, of pending delays, their current quietude is often taken as a sign of imminent movement, suggesting they are either fully underway or on stringent non-disclosure orders.
If you are looking for tangible evidence that significant shifts are underway, look no further than Iraq. The level of high-ranking, international attention focused on Baghdad right now is nothing short of extraordinary.
MarkZ highlighted the simultaneous presence of critical global figures:
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“We do know the UN secretary General arrived in Iraq and is still there. This is on top of all the US representatives and banking representatives that are already there. There is a lot going on in Iraq. Ask yourself why?????”
The answer seems to lie in securing Iraq’s economic sovereignty and unlocking its massive potential.
A key item discussed was the staggering amount of currency currently outside the formal banking system. MarkZ cited statistics showing that “90 Trillion dinars are hoarded by Iraqis and do not reach the banks.”
This is crucial. The economic capacity of Iraq is currently “sitting under a mattress and not being used.” The successful revaluation and stabilization are essential steps to encouraging these funds back into the system, maximizing the country’s GDP and purchasing power.
Further strengthening the narrative of a sovereign economic future is the emerging push for deeper partnership. Updates noted that Baghdad is seeking to establish an “Iraqi-US Investment Fund.”
This desire to be economically and jointly invested in growth was reinforced by the statement from Trump’s envoy to Iraq, who declared, “Iraq is back” while hailing the renewed US role in Baghdad’s sovereignty drive. The ultimate goal? To “Make Iraq Great again,” and as MarkZ noted, the foundational way to achieve this is by dramatically Increasing Iraq’s purchasing power.
Beyond the immediate action in the Middle East, MarkZ’s discussion touched on the broader global financial context—a necessary framework for understanding why currency revaluations are taking center stage.
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Referencing Expert Hantoush’s analysis, the conversation focused on volatility, the decline of fiat currency, and the increasingly crucial role of gold. As MarkZ summarized:
“He is explaining volatility, gold, declining fiat and money is running to where assets are sound. If we had our money pegged to assets…we wouldn’t be having these problems at all.”
This analysis strongly supports the idea that the world is pivoting away from purely debt-based systems and toward stability tied to tangible assets—a movement often referred to as the Global Currency Reset (GCR). Historically, this makes sense, as a member reminded the group that in the 1930s and 1940s, the IQD was valued at $4.86 at its highest point.
While the journey has undeniably felt like an endless roller coaster, the confluence of high-level diplomatic visits, strategic economic partnerships, geopolitical maneuvers, and the quiet status of the bond market suggests that the “Perfect Storm” is indeed brewing.
With the Iraqi e*******s just eight days away and the holiday season—the time of “miracles”—approaching, optimism is perhaps higher now than ever.
As always, we thank MarkZ and the Mods for their dedication in bringing these complex updates to the community. We remind all readers that this information is based on highlights and opinion. Please consult professional experts for any personal financial decisions.
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Monday Coffee with MarkZ. 11/03/2025
Some highlights by PDK-Not verbatim
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 and off we go into a new week!
Member: Happy Monday to Mark, Mods and fellow RV’ers
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Member: Good Morning MarkZ…..is this the week?
MZ: Nobody knows the timing but it sure feels like its very close.
Member: I think with what you have already shared and others Mark, we’re looking VERY good for this week.
MZ: Bond folks are silent so far today….they have been through hell guys.
Member: Poor bond holders have been “Boy who cried wolf” over and over again.
Member: Have the bond holders been in “pending” mode before? I feel like it’s Deja vu.
Member: Frank seems to have a very reliable source, a high ranking attorney in the CBI, that says the new rate is for 2026 and will come out in January
MZ:I could live with that….but I am still hearing its sooner than that.
MZ: We do know the UN secretary General arrived in Iraq and is still there. This is on top of all the US representatives and banking representatives that are already there. There is a lot going on in Iraq. Ask yourself why?????
MZ: “ 90 Trillion dinars are hoarded by Iraqis and do not reach the banks” this is cash that is not in the banking system . The economic potential in Iraq is sitting under a mattress and not being used. The majority of dinar is being held in country ….
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MZ: “Baghdad seeks to establish a Iraqi-US Investment Fund “ they want us tied together economically and joint invest in growth.
MZ: “Trump’s envoy to Iraq declares “Iraq is back” hailing renewed US role in Baghdad’s Sovereignty drive” . the new envoy is officially there and working. Make Iraq Great again. How do you make it great again? Increasing Iraq’s purchasing power.
MZ: “From the dollar to the yellow metal-how did gold become the guardian of the financial balance? Expert Hantoush’s analysis” He is explaining volatility, gold, declining fiat and money is running to where assets are sound. If we had are money pegged to assets…we wouldn’t be having these problems at all.
Member: FYI: In the 1930s and 1940s the IQD was $4.86 at its highest point
Member: I wonder- Will tier 4B be paid out of Dubai 1and 2 or will the countries have to pay for the currency being redeemed?
Member: <MARK> <Bank Story> from Canada! Friend, who got me into all this, called on Saturday. Her friends (Who I have met myself) called to say that their 20K Visa bill was zeroed out!
Member: 8 days to e******n in Iraq.. here’s hoping something happens before??
Member: Frank keeps saying we may soon see a 1 to 1 rate in Iraq……
Member: This is going to happen right ?? Seems like it’s gone on forever
Member: This roller coaster that we’ve been on has to come to a stop.
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Member: Sounds like The Perfect Storm is coming…. if you’re paying attention
Member: Trump and his innuendoes re:Golden Age and thus being his first Christmas in the reelection… I just dont see us being let down.
Member: We are entering the Holiday season and the time of “miracles” Hopefully the RV and reset will happen soon.
Member: Thank you MarkZ and the Mods for all your hard work!
Member: Happy birthday to all celebrating today. And prayers for all who needs them
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Video Summary (Related Information Only):
The video presents a wide-ranging discussion on economic, geopolitical, and social issues, focusing heavily on the current state and future of the global financial system, particularly the U.S. dollar, gold, and Iraq’s currency revaluation (RV). The speaker addresses ongoing economic challenges such as inflation, market instability, and the Federal Reserve’s limited policy options, highlighting how these factors contribute to a systemic financial crisis reminiscent of past economic collapses. Iraq’s efforts to stabilize its economy, including currency circulation and reforms, are underscored as fundamental to a broader financial reset.
The discussion also includes community interactions, rumors about cryptocurrency and bond markets, and personal anecdotes about health, family, and daily life, illustrating the complex intersection of macroeconomic trends and individual experiences. Throughout, there is caution against scams, misinformation, and unrealistic expectations about quick financial gains, advocating instead for long-term thinking and resilience.
Key Insights
[07:33] Federal Reserve’s Panic Policy: The Fed’s current approach—rate cuts, quantitative easing, and balance sheet adjustments—is less about sound economic policy and more about crisis management. Inflation continues to erode savings while confidence in the U.S. dollar wanes. This reveals systemic fragility and underscores why investors are flocking to tangible assets like gold and silver as stores of value. The Fed’s inability to stabilize the economy signals deeper structural problems rooted in decades of excessive debt and financial engineering.
[12:28] Iraq Currency Hoarding and RV Potential: The fact that 90 trillion Iraqi dinars are held domestically rather than in foreign banks highlights a potential for controlled currency revaluation and economic revival. Domestic currency retention means Iraq can better manage liquidity and purchasing power, which is critical for any successful RV or reset. This also reflects Iraq’s ongoing reforms aimed at unifying government authority and attracting foreign investment, serving as a case study for other nations considering similar economic resets.
[20:29] Auto Loan Crisis as Economic Indicator: With over 1.7 million vehicles repossessed in 2024—a 40% increase from 2022—the auto loan market is signaling severe distress among consumers. This is a direct consequence of inflation, rising interest rates, and the end of pandemic-related financial relief. The loss of transportation not only impacts individuals’ ability to work but also exacerbates broader economic instability by reducing consumer spending and increasing social vulnerability. This trend is a red flag for deeper economic malaise.
[24:04] Trucking Industry Workforce Shakeup: The trucking sector faces a historic capacity purge, primarily due to stricter language and licensing requirements, as well as economic pressures. While many drivers will leave the industry, those remaining or entering will see significant pay hikes. This realignment could improve safety and professionalism but also disrupt supply chains in the short term. The purge reflects larger labor market challenges linked to immigration policies and regulatory enforcement, with potential ripple effects on goods movement and inflation.
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[50:47] Gold and Silver as Financial Anchors: Despite shifts to fiat currencies and digital finance, gold and silver remain fundamental to global economic stability. Their intrinsic value and historical role as currency anchors make them preferred assets during times of fiat currency devaluation and artificial financial constructs. The transcript emphasizes that reliance on these metals is both a practical hedge against inflation and a critique of the unsustainable nature of current monetary policies.
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