“Financial Jumanji” – Coffee with MarkZ Intel Stream Highlights 11-18-25

Summary:

Another Tuesday, another installment of MarkZ’s highly anticipated “Tuesday Coffee” podcast, where enthusiasts gather to catch the latest pulse on global financial shifts and the long-awaited “Revaluation” (RV). While always prefaced with MarkZ’s crucial disclaimer that all information is opinion and not financial advice, the highlights from November 18, 2025, as captured by PDK, offered a fascinating snapshot of ongoing discussions, anxieties, and technological advancements shaping our financial future.

The ever-present question of “when” continues to dominate the conversation, leaving many feeling c****t in a financial “Jumanji game.” From whispers of a “20 trillion cash infusion” before year-end, reportedly mentioned by Trump, to the more distant projection of January 2026 by Franks – based on an Oliver Wyman report overseeing Iraq’s financial oversight – the timeline remains as elusive as ever. MarkZ reiterated that for a new rate, it’s “open season” – middle of the quarter, middle of the day, middle of the night – anything is possible. However, the overarching sentiment is that “no one knows when,” and deliberately “clouded timing” will likely persist, keeping everyone on their toes.

Beyond the immediate “when,” significant discussions revolved around the evolving global financial infrastructure. The imminent transition away from the legacy SWIFT system by November 22nd to the new ISO20022 standard was highlighted as a potentially critical development. MarkZ specifically pointed to Vietnam’s proactive embrace of ISO20022 within its interbank payment system, noting their adoption of blockchain technology to “block, manage, and move funds.” This technological shift, MarkZ suggested, aligns with broader efforts by figures like Trump to push for alternatives to the traditional “R********d banking system,” exploring technologies that listeners might recognize as a “QFS” (Quantum Financial System). The “Conference promotes Iso20022 in interbank payment system” in Vietnam underscores this global push towards a more digitized, transparent, and potentially decentralized financial architecture.

The podcast also touched upon the tectonic shifts occurring in the global monetary landscape. The expansion of the BRICS alliance, with Charlie Ward reportedly stating 185 countries have joined, signals a formidable challenge to the US Dollar’s dominance as nations move towards potentially gold-backed alternatives. Domestically, there’s a clear battle brewing over banking regulation: “Republican Senators” are pushing to revise Basel III and lower capital requirements, seeking to revert to pre-pandemic values of only 2% needed per deposit. MarkZ described these “Rinos” as “desperate” to relax oversight, contrasting with Basel III’s mandate for banks to hold 20% assets of deposits, suggesting a move towards greater responsibility that some banks are “wigging out” over. Further signaling a departure from traditional banking, the SEC dropping cryptocurrencies from its 2026 examination priorities was seen as a “major policy shift,” potentially part of Trump’s reported efforts to establish options outside the established financial system. A reported meeting between Trump and the Prince of Saudi Arabia further fueled speculation about high-level discussions influencing these global shifts.

Specific currencies remained a focal point. The Iraqi Dinar’s recent plummet in value drew comparisons to the Kuwaiti Dinar’s behavior prior to its revaluation, with MarkZ noting a “very similar” pattern. This historical parallel offers a glimmer of hope for those observing the IQD. The Vietnamese Dong also continues to face “huge international pressure” to increase its value “to balance trade,” leading to speculation about whether the Dong is waiting for the Dinar or vice-versa for its own revaluation. The intertwined fates of these currencies remain a topic of intense interest among the community.

As ever, the MarkZ podcast painted a picture of a financial world in flux – a “Jumanji game” as one member humorously put it. While the exact finish line remains elusive and the “goal post keeps moving,” the underlying currents suggest massive infrastructural and geopolitical changes are actively underway. Whether it’s the shift to ISO20022, the rise of BRICS, or the ongoing debates around banking regulation and alternative financial systems, the narrative points to a significant transformation. MarkZ’s consistent message of ‘no one knows when’ serves as a crucial reminder for listeners to remain patient, keep faith, and always approach such speculative information with a discerning eye and professional consultation for any financial decisions. The wait continues, but the conversation provides a fascinating glimpse into the perceived machinations of a changing financial world.

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Tuesday Coffee with MarkZ. 11/18/2025

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. Wishing everyone a terrific Tuesday!

Member: Whoever started this Jumanji game, I’d appreciate if you’d finish it! LOL

Member: What is the chance of a new rate in the middle of a quarter?

MZ: Middle of the quarter, Middle of the day, Middle of the night…All of it is open season

Member: Trump mentioned a 20 trillion cash infusion before the end of the year…rv??

MZ: No bond update yet today. I am hoping for an update sometime this afternoon.

Member: Franks saying not til Jan 26. He thinks that is when the float may start….He’s basing this on his contact talking about Oliver Wymans report

Member: Oliver Wyman is an international banking accounting firm that is overseeing Iraq for T******************n

Member: Wyman is the man behind the curtain in The Wizard of Oz

Member: Well, If It Is January Of 2026, I’ll Still Be Here Waiting, Patiently, Sort Of LOL

Member: Maybe they are trying to cloud the timing?

MZ: Noone knows when….and we will continue to see things that cloud the timing.

Member: The end of SWIFT is this weekend- Nov 22…. moving to ISO2022. Maybe this is significant?

MZ: In Vietnam “ Conference promotes Iso20022 in interbank payment system”  they will be using blockchain to block, manage and move funds. I think this one is important. This technology is being put into place and Vietnam is on board. They are still under huge pressure -internationally- to increase the value of their currency….to balance trade.

Member: Wonder if Dong is waiting for Dinar or the other way around?

Member: Mark, did the Kuwaiti dinar plummet in value right before it revalued. i noticed the iqd is plummeting in value.

MZ: Very similar.

Member: “Smoke Gets in You Eyes” is a great song for this Iraq thing

MZ: “ Republican Senators urge Fed to revise Basel 3 endgame proposal and review Capital requirements”  these Rinos are desperate to lower capital requirements in banks and go to pre-pandemic values of only 2% needed per deposits. Basel 3 makes banks keep 20% assets of deposits. They are wigging out because they will have to be more responsible now.

MZ: “SEC drops Cryptos from 2026 examination priorities is major policy shift” Trump is pushing to have an alternative to the banking system. This has to do with the war of “resets” He continues to push for options outside the R********d banking system . These same technologies are what you and I could call a “QFS”

Member: The problem is no one knows the finish line, it seems the goal post keeps moving.

Member: Trump is meeting with the Prince of Saudi Arabia today!!!

Member: Lots of brics news out today…..we can always hope if they all are gold backed…the US has to eventually go the same direction.

 Member: Charlie Ward: 185 Countries have moved to BRICS! So that’s 185 Countries against the US Dollar!

Member: We gotta be close now. Stay positive it will happen.

Member: Mark thanks for all your info and patience…It must be so frustrating to keep answering the same old questions over and over again.

Member: Have a blessed day everyone….keep the faith

Member: THANK YOU MARK, AND SEE YOU ALL AT 7:00 PM EST. FOR ANOTHER GREAT PODCAST WITH DR. JAY!!

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Note from PDK: Please listen to the replay for all the details and entire stream….I do not transcribe political opinions, medical opinions or many guests on this stream……just RV/currency related topics.

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Video Summary (Related Information Only):

The video documents a livestream-style discussion covering a broad array of topics including personal health, global economic updates, political commentary, and emerging financial technologies. The host opens by addressing a technical mishap with Rumble, reassuring viewers that the platform is back online.

The discussion quickly transitions into geopolitical and economic issues, focusing on currency revaluations, particularly in Iraq, Vietnam, Kuwait, and other emerging markets. The host advises viewers to maintain calm amid political rhetoric, especially regarding Iraqi Prime Minister Sudani and his potential second term. The video also touches on blockchain and interbank payment systems, noting Vietnam’s adoption of new ISO standards to improve electronic payments.

Political commentary is a significant portion of the video, including frustration with Republican party dynamics, critiques of the Federal Reserve’s capital requirements, and speculation on stimulus payments and tariffs. There is also notable coverage of the US SEC’s shift away from regulating cryptocurrencies, signaling a policy change that could encourage organic growth in the sector.

Other broad themes include the challenges of managing global inflation and economic fundamentals, skepticism about the authority of international bodies like the World Court and the UN, and reflections on the current US administration’s policies compared to possible alternatives. The host emphasizes the complexity of global financial resets, including the humanitarian use of currency instruments like the ZIM and Aggro bonds, cautioning viewers about misinformation and urging critical thinking.

The video closes with community engagement, shout-outs, and a lighthearted tone about the host’s health and upcoming content, signaling a continuation of the ongoing discussion across multiple platforms.

Key Insights

[12:06] Global Internet Infrastructure Vulnerabilities: The Cloudflare outage illustrates how centralized internet service providers are critical single points of failure, affecting millions worldwide. This incident highlights the importance of cybersecurity, redundancy, and the potential impact of both technical failures and cyberattacks on global communications and commerce. It also reminds viewers to remain calm and adaptive during such disruptions.

[14:00] Political Instability and Rhetoric in Emerging Economies: The ongoing political jockeying in Iraq, with conflicting narratives around Prime Minister Sudani’s role and e******n law, reflects a common pattern in fragile democracies where political factions use media to influence public perception. This segment highlights the need for critical consumption of news and the understanding that political processes are often complex, protracted, and involve strategic misinformation.

[15:53] Technological Modernization in Banking through ISO Standards: Vietnam’s adoption of ISO 20022 standards and blockchain integration for interbank payments signals a significant shift towards modern, efficient, and transparent financial systems in developing markets. This move, supported by the Asian Development Bank, also demonstrates how emerging economies are embracing fintech to foster financial inclusion and international trade resilience.

[19:30] Regulatory Shift Favoring Crypto Industry Growth: The US SEC’s decision to exclude cryptocurrency from its 2026 examination priorities marks a notable policy evolution. This could stimulate innovation and adoption by reducing regulatory uncertainty. The host connects this to former President Trump’s advocacy for alternatives to the traditional banking system, suggesting a strategic push for decentralized financial options that challenge entrenched global banking power structures.

[30:56] Economic Fundamentals Remain Broken Despite Short-Term Relief: The host emphasizes that while Trump’s policies have mitigated inflation spikes, underlying economic issues persist and require systemic resets. This realistic assessment warns that temporary fixes cannot substitute for comprehensive reforms, especially in a global context where inflation and supply chain challenges are interconnected.

[43:43] Cautious Approach to Historic Bonds and Currency Instruments: Due to widespread counterfeiting, the host warns against speculative purchases of bonds like ZIM and Aggros, stressing the importance of verified ownership and vetting. This pragmatic advice reflects the challenges investors face in niche markets and the need for due diligence amid hype and misinformation.

[45:37] Market Volatility Reflecting Economic Realities: The Dow Jones index’s significant drop signals that despite attempts to manage economic pressures, fundamentals such as inflation and supply-demand imbalances continue to drive market corrections. This serves as a reminder that financial markets ultimately reflect underlying economic health.

[47:00] Ongoing Engagement and Community Building: The host’s interaction with viewers, appreciation for contributors, and references to upcoming shows highlight the importance of community in media consumption. This fosters a sense of connection and ongoing dialogue critical to sustaining informed audiences during turbulent times.

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