“Waiting on Something Solid” – Coffee with MarkZ Intel Stream Highlights 12-24-25

Summary:

MarkZ opened with his usual disclaimer: these are opinions, not financial advice, and context is everything. He reminded listeners that notes and summaries—even well-intentioned ones—can miss nuances. For those deeply invested in his commentary, the message was clear: watch the full video. But even secondhand, the energy from the call was palpable. One member kicked things off with a festive “Merry Christmas Eve!”—setting the tone for a discussion that balanced holiday cheer with intense speculation about one of the most talked-about topics in alternative finance: the Iraqi dinar revaluation.

When asked about the current state of RV chatter, MarkZ was cautious but not dismissive. “Lots of rumors,” he admitted, “but I’m waiting on something solid.” Known for filtering out what he calls “hopium”—overly optimistic speculation—he emphasized the importance of vetting information, especially when emotions run high. Still, he confirmed that a growing consensus appears to be forming. Bruce’s prediction of movement by January 3rd, long a talking point among followers, now has traction. “The majority of my Iraqi contacts and group leaders believe the same,” MarkZ stated, adding that bond market insiders are largely aligned with this timeline. This convergence between grassroots intelligence and financial sector expectation is noteworthy—not proof, but a signal that momentum may be building.

While Western contacts are largely offline for the holidays, MarkZ noted something unusual: key Asian contacts remain engaged, and several European sources have interrupted their holiday breaks to return early—before January 1st. “This is very unusual,” he remarked, suggesting that critical developments may be unfolding behind closed doors. Though no major updates are expected on Christmas Day or Boxing Day (December 25–26), he anticipates clues and confirmations to start “percolating” by December 27. That quiet week may, in hindsight, be the calm before the storm.

One long-term follower reminded the group of a Reno-based bond contact who, back in August, projected a timeline stretching into early 2026. MarkZ’s wry reply? “Well, we are almost there.” It was a moment of levity, but also a subtle nod to how far the community has come—from skepticism to cautious hope. More importantly, he addressed a structural question: are we waiting on the formation of Iraq’s new parliament and the resolution of the Central Bank’s leadership (HCL) at a new rate? His answer pointed to progress: “The House of Representatives concludes its preparations to hold its first session next Monday,” he quoted, adding a thoughtful “Hmmmmm.” If the Prime Minister and Speaker are seated as planned, it could unlock key financial decisions long in limbo.

Beyond politics, economic indicators paint a promising picture for Iraq. MarkZ highlighted a major development: “Iraq starts exporting gas after achieving self-sufficiency”—a milestone reached nearly three years ahead of schedule. This isn’t just symbolic; it signals growing energy independence and the potential for increased revenue, strengthening Iraq’s economic foundation ahead of any revaluation. Contrast that with Iran, where “the currency continues to fall amid a worsening economic crisis.” With $8–$9 buying around one million Iranian Toman, MarkZ described the nation as being “on the cusp of collapse”—a stark regional counterpoint that could further shift geopolitical and financial dynamics in the Middle East.

Meanwhile, the conversation turned to precious metals, where reality is outpacing even recent expectations. A member noted that silver closed at 77.80 on the Shanghai exchange—sending ripples through the group. “I remember we used to talk about silver hitting $50,” someone mused. “Now we’re talking $70? Look how far we’ve come.” MarkZ tied this to a broader awakening: “Why does everyone flee to gold in every economic crisis?” he asked, referencing a recent article exploring how gold and silver are once again seen as true stores of value. He reminded listeners of Nixon’s 1971 decision to abandon the Gold Standard, calling it the start of an era where fiat currencies were backed not by tangible assets, but by confidence—and military power. Now, he argued, the world is waking up. “The dollar is only backed by the US military,” he said. “The whole world has finally figured out that paper money is really not worth much unless backed by an asset.” His conclusion was simple, yet profound: “It is time for a reset.”

Could Venezuela be part of the first wave of revaluations? One hopeful member asked directly. MarkZ’s response was firm: “I do not believe it is.” For those holding bolivars, it was a moment of disappointment—but not despair. Another chimed in with encouragement: “Just hold onto it. It still may revalue soon after.” The message? Patience remains a virtue in this space.

Other macro concerns surfaced, including Japan’s growing monetary struggles. One member warned that Japan’s “yen woes” could be the catalyst that finally undermines the global fiat system. Echoing voices from economists across the spectrum, the sentiment was clear: “It’s going to be soon.” Whether it’s Iraq’s gas exports, Iran’s collapse, or Japan’s debt spiral, the undercurrent is the same—a system under strain, nearing a breaking point.

As the call wound down, the spirit of the season returned. “Merry Christmas Everyone! Jesus is the reason, we celebrate Him!” one member reminded the group—grounding the financial speculation in something deeper and more enduring. Another summed it up with holiday humor and heartfelt hope: “All I want for Christmas is to RV… ho ho ho! May all your prayers and wishes be fulfilled!”

And so, on this Christmas Eve 2025, as candles burn and families gather, a quiet movement watches, waits, and hopes. The numbers, the rumors, the geopolitical tremors—they all suggest we may be closer than ever to a financial reckoning. Whether that reckoning brings revaluation, reset, or revelation, MarkZ’s message remains consistent: stay informed, stay cautious, and above all, stay grounded.

Here’s to light in the darkness—and to the hope that the new year brings not just change, but transformation.

Merry Christmas, and keep watching the horizon.

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Wednesday Coffee with MarkZ,. 12/24/2025

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 everybody…Merry Christmas Eve!

Member: what are you hearing on the RV today Mark?

MZ: Lots of rumors….but waiting on something solid. I avoid saying the ones that have to much hopium until I can vet them.

Member: Bruce says we will see it by the 3rd?

MZ: The majority of my Iraqi contacts and group leaders believe the same. The bond folks also agree with him…by and large.

Member: Jan 3rd is next week guys, light is getting brighter for this thing to happen.

MZ: The bond side is still very hopeful for this week. This is coming out of my Asian contacts.the European contacts are gone for the holidays. A couple contacts commented they would be returning before Jan 1st. This is very unusual.   

Member: Will you still get group updates this week even though its Christmas?

MZ: Yes I still expect updates. But they may start peculating slowly. I do not expect any tomorrow or the 26th…..but hopefully we start getting updates on the 27th.

Member: Hey Mark, I said last August that my Reno bond contact did not expect anything until early 2026

MZ: Well we are almost there.

Member: IYO Mark are we waiting on new parliament to get set and settle HCL with a new rate?

MZ: “ The House of Representatives concludes its preparations to hold its first session next Monday”  Hmmmmm  They hope to seat the Prime Minister and Speaker of the house that day. So good progress in Iraq.

MZ: “Iraq starts exporting gas after achieving self sufficiency”  this is almost 3 years ahead of schedule.

MZ: “Iran’s currency continues to fall amid worsening economic crisis in the country”  $8 or $9 bucks will buy you about a million Toman right now. Iran is on the cusp of a collapse.

Member:  Shanghai exchange closed at 77.80 silver last night folks

Member: I remember we used to talk about silver hitting $50 now we are talking about $70 wow, look how far we have come

MZ: I thought this one was interesting. “Why does everyone flee to gold in every economic crisis?” they are talking about how everyone is running to gold and silver right now. The dollar is only backed by the US military. They are saying the only real value is in metals. This article goes into when Nixon took us off of the Gold Standard. The whole world has finally figured out that the paper money is really not worth much unless backed by an asset.

MZ: It is time for a reset.

Member: Is Venezuela going to be in the first basket?

MZ: I do not believe it is.

Member: Darn it…..We have a lot of bolivar.

Member: Just hold onto it. It still may revalue soon after

​​Member: I have read that Japan’s $$$ woes will cause the fiat system to collapse.

Member: From all the economists…..its going to be soon.

Member: Merry Christmas Everyone! Jesus is the reason, we celebrate him!

Member: All I want for Christmas is to RV … ho ho ho Merry Christmas to all …May all your prayers and wishes be fulfilled!!!

Lewis Herms joins the stream today. Please listen to the replay for his information and opinions.

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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 NIGHT! NO NIGHTLY PODCASTS THIS WEEK ~ UNLESS BREAKING NEWS HAPPENS!

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Video Summary (Related Information Only):

The video video captures a conversational livestream featuring discussions on current events, political insights, personal anecdotes, and upcoming plans around Christmas Eve. The host engages with viewers in a casual manner, greeting many by name, sharing condolences, and discussing weather and personal experiences. The primary focus revolves around geopolitical updates, especially related to Iraq and Iran’s economic situation, and the broader global financial climate, including the rally in gold and silver prices.

A significant portion of the discussion centers on California’s political and economic challenges, featuring Lewis Herms, a gubernatorial candidate, who outlines his vision for revitalizing the state. Herms emphasizes the need to dismantle c-----t systems, reduce excessive regulations and taxes, and promote transparency through new digital platforms like exposure.ca.gov to hold public officials accountable. The conversation touches on key issues such as child s-x t---------g, government c--------n, and the impact of rising fuel and housing costs on residents and businesses.

In addition to political topics, there’s a lighter side with holiday-themed poetry, mentions of family, and community engagement, including upcoming campaign events and debates. The overall tone reflects urgency about systemic reform, hope for political change in California, and awareness of broader societal and economic issues.

Key Insights

[11:43] Iraq’s Economic Self-Sufficiency as a Sign of Regional Stabilization: Iraq’s achievement in producing nitrogen oxygen and gas for export ahead of schedule reflects significant strides in economic independence and infrastructure rebuilding. This progress could reduce reliance on imports, stabilize local markets, and increase government revenues through exports, which is crucial amid regional instability and sanctions impacting neighbors like Iran.

[13:53] Global Shift from Fiat Currency to Precious Metals: The video highlights a growing distrust in fiat currencies, exemplified by Iraq’s market and the broader world. With the U.S. dollar no longer backed by gold, many are turning to tangible assets like gold and silver as safe havens during geopolitical and economic crises. This trend underscores systemic vulnerabilities in global financial systems and signals potential shifts toward monetary resets or reforms.

[28:08] Comprehensive Reform Strategy for California’s Economic Recovery: Herms’ approach involves drastic budget transparency, cutting waste, eliminating unnecessary taxes like property and income tax, and deregulating industries to make California competitive again. His plan addresses systemic c--------n by empowering citizens with information and tools to hold officials accountable, potentially reversing decades of decline caused by mismanagement and greed.

[46:11] Citizen Empowerment Through Government Budget Transparency: The proposal to put California’s entire budget online with public commentary is a powerful reform tool. It democratizes oversight, allowing residents to identify waste and prevent fraud. This could drastically reduce c--------n, free up resources for essential services, and build trust between the government and the people — a model that could inspire other states.

[53:42] Gas Price M----------n as a Tool for Social Control: The discussion reveals that artificially high gas prices in California are not just economic but political moves intended to force citizens toward smaller vehicles, urban living, or electric cars—all means to exert greater control over populations. This insight reflects how environmental policies can be weaponized, affecting personal freedoms and economic stability.

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