“Safe and Stable” – Coffee with MarkZ Intel Stream Highlights 11-29-25

Summary:

The world of financial speculation is often shrouded in a veil of anticipation, and recent discussions with MarkZ of “Weekend Coffee with MarkZ” on November 29th, 2025, provided a fresh layer of intrigue. While not verbatim, these highlights, as noted by PDK, offer a glimpse into the current sentiment surrounding potential financial shifts, particularly concerning Iraq and its currency. It’s crucial to remember MarkZ’s own disclaimer: these are his opinions, and professional financial advice should always be sought.

The conversation touched on bonds, with MarkZ mentioning a couple of new appointments scheduled for the following Tuesday and Wednesday. This hints at ongoing, perhaps behind-the-scenes, activity related to bondholder engagements. One member’s insightful question about how bondholders manage financially while awaiting a resolution resonated with many, highlighting the personal and logistical challenges involved in these protracted situations. This underscores the patience and resilience required from those involved.

A significant portion of the discussion focused on Iraq and its economic pronouncements. MarkZ drew a parallel between a recent article stating Iraq doesn’t need to change its exchange rate and instead faces a “financial” rather than a “cash” crisis, and similar sentiments expressed in Kuwait when it adjusted its rates. This comparison suggests a narrative of internal economic strengthening rather than a sudden, externally driven currency revaluation. The article, according to MarkZ, points to the stability of the Iraqi Dinar, a key indicator for those anticipating a potential shift.

MarkZ addressed the common feeling of confusion surrounding timing, explaining that this is a normal tactic. He referenced historical examples in Kuwait, post-WWII Germany, and China, where similar strategies of managing expectations were employed during currency transitions. This “keeping the timing confused” approach is presented not as a roadblock, but as a standard part of the process. Furthermore, exciting news emerged regarding the HCL (presumably Humanitarian/Humanitarian Capital Load) initiative. The deposit of “941 billion dinars to the salaries of the regions’ employees for the month of September” was highlighted as a tangible manifestation of HCL, alongside “revenue sharing,” as foundational elements coming to fruition.

Further evidence of Iraq’s economic progress was presented through declining inflation rates. MarkZ noted that “monthly and annual inflation rates have decreased during the last month,” with monthly rates down to a mere 0.3%. This is interpreted as a sign of economic safety and stability. Coupled with this is the ambitious timeline for development projects, with “all development fund projects to be completed in 2026.” This suggests a strategic approach where these extensive projects are seen as prerequisites for any significant change in currency value, rather than being a consequence of it.

Despite the measured pace and strategic communication, the overall sentiment expressed by MarkZ and participants was one of palpable excitement. The consensus points to a “very short window,” with many anticipating a significant development between December 2nd and January 2nd. While specific dates remain elusive, the convergence of these indicators – bond appointments, economic stability reports, HCL progress, and project timelines – fuels optimism for imminent change. Even a mention of a “Frank” looking at December 1st adds to the buzz of closely watched dates. The thought of whether a figure like Shabibi would have accelerated this process was raised, with MarkZ suggesting the current stage might be similar regardless. As one member aptly summarized, the focus remains on “taking 1 step at a time, rv first and then focus on nesera, gesera.” The anticipation for Monday and Tuesday morning being “very exciting” encapsulates the palpable hope hanging in the air.

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Weekend Coffee with MarkZ. 11/29/2025

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

​​GOOD MORNING AND HAPPY SATURDAY EVERYONE! CBD GURUS MATT AND LUCAS KICK OFF THE FIRST 45 MINS AND MARK GIVES THE NEWS UPDATE AT 10:30

Member: Good morning Mark and friends!! Happy Saturday

Member: Any bond news??

MZ: Nothing to speak about on bonds except I heard a couple more Appointments for Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.

Member: I wonder- how come the bond holders hold on so long being away being in a different country being a different state not paying their bills not working a job… how can they pay where they’re staying and their food?

Morning All! Just saw ‘Money Metals’ selling in Section ‘New Arrivals’, Zimbabwe 100 Trillion Note(s) uncirculated for $127.00. WoWsa! Rv Soon… Fyi

MZ: In Iraq:  “Economist settles controversy: Iraq does not need to change exchange rate and crisis is “Financial” and not cash” Guys this is nearly identical to articles on the morning Kuwait changed rates. I am not saying its going to happen today…..but this article does tell us how stable the dinar is.

MZ: They are keeping the timing confused. They did the same thing in Kuwait, Germany after WW2 and China when they RV’d. this is normal.

MZ: “ 941 billion dinars deposited in the salaries of the regions employees for the month of September”  This is HCL and we are watching it come to fruition. This and the “revenue sharing” are one of the cornerstones of HCL.

MZ: “Monthly and annual inflation rates have decreased during the last month”  they are down to .3 for the month . Just showing more of how they are safe and stable.

MZ: “All development fund projects to be completed in 2026”  they are making all these changes and doing all these projects so they can change the value. And no- all these projects have to be completed before the value change.

MZ: People are expecting it at any moment. All of them say we are in a very short window , so I am excited.

MZ: Many are looking for between Dec 2 to Jan 2 right now.

Member: Frank is looking at Dec 1st for something to happen…..

Member: I’m curious if Shabibi was still alive. Would this RV been done already?

MZ: I think we would still be right here- where we are at.

Member: Well, another month gone……Guess we look towards December now.  

Member: Taking 1 step at a time, rv first and then focus on nesera, gesera.

Member: IMO-Monday morning, Tuesday morning gonna be very exciting

Member:  Thank you Mark and mods. Have a great weekend everyone!

Mod: THANK YOU FOR JOINING. SEE YOU ALL IN THE MORNING FOR COFFEE @ 10:00 AM EST ~ UNLESS BREAKING NEWS HAPPENS!

Mod: WILL POST ANY NEWS UPDATES FROM MARK AT: https://t.me/+b3hYhYlhKM1hYzcx

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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.

THANK YOU ALL FOR JOINING. HAVE A BLESSED WEEKEND! SEE YOU ALL MONDAYMORNING FOR COFFEE @ 10:00 AM EST ~ UNLESS BREAKING NEWS HAPPENS!

FROM NOW ON NO MORE NIGHTLY PODCASTS ON MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXPVVjh-wpQ

Source: Dinar Recaps

Video Summary (Related Information Only):

Following the health segment, the dialogue transitions into a thorough overview of current global economic and political developments. Key topics include Iraq’s financial stability and currency exchange, the state of inflation, and the impact of international trade agreements, particularly between the US and the EU. The hosts also discuss the fragile state of global markets, highlighting silver’s price surge as a sign of monetary fear and instability. The conversation touches on controversial geopolitical issues such as immigration policy, US political maneuvers under Trump, and c*****t practices within U*****e’s government amidst ongoing conflict.

The video wraps up with reflections on societal challenges, including college education relevance, immigration reform, and the potential for major systemic changes in the world’s financial and political order. The tone balances optimism about upcoming reforms with realism about ongoing struggles and uncertainty.

Key Insights

[16:00] Changing Landscape of Higher Education and Workforce Needs: The hosts discuss the declining value of traditional college degrees in light of AI and automation, urging a pivot toward technical and vocational training such as electric work and plumbing. This reflects broader societal concerns about job market evolution and the need for practical skills in a rapidly changing economy.

[54:00] Iraq’s Economic Stabilization as a Precursor to Global Financial Shifts: Iraq’s remarkably low inflation rate and stable currency situation indicate a strengthening economy preparing for major reforms. The hosts connect this to broader global economic trends, implying that such stabilizations are foundational steps before potential currency revaluations or resets. This serves as a bellwether for investors and watchers of the international monetary system.

[56:00] Silver’s Price Surge Reflects Monetary Fear: The spike in silver prices is interpreted as a market signal of fear over fiat currency stability. The hosts draw parallels to previous financial crises (2000, 2008) where metals surged before market crashes, suggesting caution. This insight reveals how precious metals continue to act as a hedge and indicator of systemic financial stress.

[58:00] Immigration Policy and Reverse Migration as Economic Strategy: Trump’s push for “reverse migration” and freezing immigration is framed as an attempt to balance economic resources and stabilize social systems. This controversial stance is portrayed as part of a historical cycle of immigration pauses to allow assimilation. It reflects the ongoing political debate in the US about immigration’s economic and cultural impacts.

[01:03:00] EU-US Trade Agreement as a Positive Shift: The EU’s decision to cut tariffs on American farm and industrial goods represents a significant step toward normalizing and balancing transatlantic trade relations. This is viewed as a necessary precursor to larger economic resets and a more equitable global trade environment. It signals potential opportunities for exporters and global economic stability.

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