“Iraq Set a Date” – Coffee with MarkZ Intel Stream Highlights 4-6-25

Summary:

The latest Monday Coffee with MarkZ podcast on April 6, 2026, offered a wealth of information and insights into the ongoing developments surrounding the RV (Revaluation) and the global economic landscape. As always, MarkZ provided his unique perspective on the events unfolding around us, and we will dive into some of the key highlights from the discussion.

One of the primary topics of conversation was the situation in Iraq and its potential impact on the RV. MarkZ shared that Iraq has set a date to seat the President on April 11, followed by the Prime Minister and the High Commissioner’s Law (HCL). This is significant progress, as it indicates that the country is moving forward with its political and legislative processes. MarkZ noted that he believes this could all be accomplished within a day or two, suggesting a sense of momentum building in Iraq.

The discussion also touched on the topic of historic bonds and the bond market. MarkZ reported that there was no fresh news on historic bonds, but he did highlight that the National US bond market volume has taken a significant dive. This development is expected to affect payback rates, bottom lines, and governments. MarkZ was informed that an inversion and squeeze were likely to occur just before the RV event, and it appears that this scenario is now unfolding.

Members on the call inquired about the likelihood of bonds being paid out this week, with MarkZ indicating that while he doesn’t expect 100% of bonds to be paid, a significant number should be processed. The lack of updates on the Group side, including CMKX, was also noted.

The conversation turned to the global economic landscape, with discussions around the Iran conflict and its potential impact on the RV. MarkZ observed that the COMEX (Commodity Exchange) is being selective about metal deliveries, suggesting that they are being cautious about who receives metals. This led to speculation about the potential for a squeeze in the market.

Other topics of discussion included the Iraqi tankers navigating the Strait of Hormuz, with some members speculating that they might be trading in petrol yuan as part of an agreement to pass through the strait. MarkZ also highlighted the progress being made in the Iraqi Parliament, with the House of Representatives finalizing its standing committees and tackling HCL issues.

Throughout the call, members raised various questions and observations about the RV and the global economic situation. Some expressed frustration about the slow pace of developments in Iraq, while others pointed out that all currencies are likely to be revalued simultaneously, as stated by Mr. C. The rumor that France has removed its gold from the Fed Reserve Bank in New York was also mentioned, along with the opening of new branches by Barclays Bank.

As the discussion drew to a close, members were reminded to remain vigilant in the face of potential disinformation and to stay focused on the bigger picture. With the 4th of July, marking 250 years since the founding of the United States, being just 90 days away, some members speculated that the RV might be timed to coincide with this significant anniversary.

In conclusion, the MarkZ podcast provided valuable insights into the ongoing developments surrounding the RV and the global economic landscape. While there are still many uncertainties and variables at play, the sense of momentum building in Iraq and the potential for significant economic changes in the near future are certainly intriguing. As always, MarkZ’s unique perspective and the discussions on the call offer a fascinating glimpse into the complex and dynamic world of finance and geopolitics.

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Monday Coffee with MarkZ. 04/06/2026

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 Monday Morning Mark, Mods and members. Hope everyone had a wonderful Easter weekend.

Member: Let’s please get this RV show on the road

Member: Iraq keeps kicking the can. everyone says everything needs to be perfect. Nothing will ever be perfect.

MZ: Iraq has set April 11 to seat the President…..then the Prime Minister and then HCL. I think it all could be done within a day or two.

Member: Any news on historic bonds?

MZ: No fresh news yet. Its early Monday after a holiday weekend.

MZ: The biggest news is on National US bonds. The bond market volume has taken a dive. This affects pay back rates, bottom lines, governments. I was told to look for the inversion and the squeeze to happen right before we got this (RV) event. It looks like it is setting up for that squeeze.

Member: if Bonds go this week …maybe we go next week?

Member: Do you think 100% of bonds will be paid this week?

MZ: I do not. Many of us have bonds that are not part of large groups. So we can’t exchange them until after this goes. But I think enough of the bonds will be done this week.

MZ: Group side is also very quiet. No news on CMKX.

Member: Its logical that nothing is going to happen until this Iran conflict is over?

Member: President Trump speaking on Iran today at 1 EST

Member: Andy is reporting COMEX just had a day of “0” deliveries…. is comex out of metal????

MZ: I don’t think they are out of metals…They are just being picky about who gets it. Who gets a chair when the music stops. And the music is stopping.

Member: Any update from your Bank contacts that were working over the weekend?

Member:   Do you think they expected it to go last weekend that is they said they needed to work and then it didnt go?

MZ: They were told they would be working last weekend. But they did not work. They fully expect to work on Easter weekend but, they were called off Friday afternoon. .

Member: I’m still disappointed and upset that Sundai said they would rate change before end of his term… He lied

MZ: In Iraq: “Opening of the Al-Waleed port breaks export restrictions through strait of Hormuz” Some Iraqi tankers are getting through the straits of Hormuz.

Member: I wonder- is the Iraqi tanker trading in petrol yuan as an agreement to pass through the strait? That s a rumor floating around.

Member: The Strait of Hormuz is about 22 nautical miles wide (25 mi), but the safe navigable area is only 2 nm in the middle. Very shallow at the edges. Iran has many small islands controlled along route.

MZ: “Today the House of Representatives proceeds to complete it’s standing committees”  A big day today as they finish their committees in Parliament. And they have been tackling some of the HCL issues.  Even a team from Erbil is there as they are finalizing HCL requirements. This is really big news. In order to move forward they need to finish those commitees.

Member: Sheesh…Their e-------s were over 5 months ago…..unbeleivable how slow they move.

MZ: These are things that were stalled for months and seem suddenly to be off “stuck”

Member: Why can’t the other currency go before the Iraq dinar considering they don’t have their act together ??

Member: Mr. C has said hundreds of times ‘all’ currencies go at the same time!

Member: I wonder what is really holding up the RV?

Member: It could be Iraq….or it could be waiting on the US to have a new asset backed currency….they could be waiting on any number of things including bad guys who do not want to give up power.

Member: I’m hearing that France has officially removed all of its gold from the Fed Reserve Bank in NY.

Member: Barclays Bank is Opening new branches. Are they the new “financial centers”???

Member: Check out the US Debt Clock and go to the top right corner and open the secret window….Check out the Great Jubilee.

Member: with everything crazy going on…. I remember you mentioning disinformation flying like crazy when we were getting close to the end

Member: Misinformation is intended to frustrate all so we give up…don’t let them win.

Member: Maybe its being held before our big 250 anniversary celebration on July 4th?

Member: FYI- 90 days from today is the 4th of July.

Member: Feels like a crescendo coming now. Keep the Faith folks. And get outside when the disinformation is too much!

Member: Thanks Mark and mods…….be blessed everyone

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Video Summary (Related Information Only):

The video presents a wide-ranging discussion touching on political, economic, and social issues, primarily focused on current events in the Middle East, U.S. politics, financial markets, and global geopolitical tensions. The speaker engages with a live audience, addressing questions and comments in real time, while providing updates on key developments such as Iraq’s political progress, bond market movements, Iran-U.S. relations, and the status of precious metals investments.

The central theme revolves around the ongoing political restructuring in Iraq, notably the upcoming April 11th vote to seat a new president and prime minister, which is critical for advancing economic reforms and humanitarian projects (HCL). The video highlights the complexities and delays in this process, as well as the strategic importance of diversifying oil export routes via the reopening of the Al-Wali port and the Strait of Hormuz transit, facilitated by Iranian waivers.

Financially, the video delves into the bond market’s volatility, predicting a major squeeze that will impact governments and investors. The discussion stresses the importance of holding tangible assets like gold amid increasing digitalization and economic uncertainty. The possibility of a global financial reset involving currency revaluations and a shift toward a new financial system (QFS) is hinted at, accompanied by warnings about the survival of existing banks.

Relevant Key Insights

[02:04] Iraq’s Political Process as a Keystone for Regional Stability: The upcoming April 11th vote to seat Iraq’s president and prime minister is more than a routine political event. Its successful completion will unlock stalled humanitarian and economic reforms (HCL), signaling a potential turning point for Iraq’s governance and its ability to manage resources amid regional pressures. The focus on completing parliamentary committees and customs negotiations highlights the complexity behind stabilizing Iraq’s fragmented political landscape. This process underscores how political legitimacy is foundational to economic progress and international cooperation in volatile regions.

[07:14] Bond Market Squeeze as a Harbinger of Financial Realignment: The video identifies a looming squeeze in global bond markets, with volumes dropping sharply in U.S. and European bonds. This squeeze is critical because it will affect government borrowing costs and repayment rates, potentially triggering a cascade of financial disruptions. The speaker’s anticipation of this event aligns with broader economic signals suggesting that traditional financial structures are under severe strain, possibly foreshadowing systemic reforms or a reset in global finance.

[14:48] Oil Export Diversification Amid Geopolitical Tensions: Iraq’s reopening of the Al-Wali port and resumption of oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz, facilitated by Iranian waivers, represents a strategic diversification of energy export routes. This move reduces dependence on vulnerable chokepoints and mitigates risks posed by sanctions or military conflicts. It also reflects the delicate balance of regional diplomacy, where economic pragmatism temporarily tempers hostile rhetoric, underscoring the interconnectedness of geopolitics and energy security.

[37:46] Financial System Transformation Threatens Traditional Banking Models: The discussion about banks potentially not surviving the transition to new financial systems (such as the Quantum Financial System, QFS) reveals an impending overhaul of how money and credit are managed globally. The suggestion that credit unions and community-based financial institutions may fare better points to a possible decentralization and localization of finance. This insight underscores the necessity for individuals and investors to prepare for structural changes that could reshape access to capital and financial services fundamentally.

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