05/25/2013
Greetings:
Here's an update to my post from Thursday that seemed to create quite a stir.
On Friday morning (May 24th), I received a relayed phone call from a gentleman who works for the Federal Reserve.
He had seen the above-referenced article (which went viral on the Internet) and advised me that the issues with Babylon II were down to a single country's software issues. He expected those issues to be resolved by Friday night.
Early Friday afternoon, I received two phone calls, one from a gentleman whom I have known for some time who is connected to the IMF, the other from a gentleman who works for the U.S. State Department.
The gentleman with the IMF advised me that the remaining issues with the one country's software glitches had been resolved, and that the IMF/UST group was going to have what was expected to be the final effort to have all 25 currencies in this present basket online.
....
That call was later confirmed by a gentleman who works for the U.S. State Department.
This morning, (Saturday, the 25th) I was notified that the effort went smoothly on Friday night, and that we could expect to see all 25 currencies on FOREX early Tuesday morning (the 28th).
During the day today, I have received not less than a total of seven separate confirmations that the remaining glitches with one remaining country (I do not know what that particular country was) were completely ironed out, and that a late-night test of the system on Friday went off without a hitch.
Although there seems to be some slight disagreement among those who have been on/or near the inside circle with regard to the actual rates, the rate for the IQD should come in somewhere between $3.40 and $3.56. (Obviously I haven't seen this so I can only report this as rumor at the moment.)
The VND is expected to be between $.42 and $.47 (although there have been two separate reports that it could actually be between $.97 and $2.20).
The more consistent numbers I've heard for weeks place both currencies at $3.42 and .$47 respectively.
If they come in any higher than that, none of us will complain. Until we actually see the numbers on FOREX, take all of this as rumor in the meantime.
Blessings on you.
Eagle1
Here's an update to my post from Thursday that seemed to create quite a stir.
On Friday morning (May 24th), I received a relayed phone call from a gentleman who works for the Federal Reserve.
He had seen the above-referenced article (which went viral on the Internet) and advised me that the issues with Babylon II were down to a single country's software issues. He expected those issues to be resolved by Friday night.
Early Friday afternoon, I received two phone calls, one from a gentleman whom I have known for some time who is connected to the IMF, the other from a gentleman who works for the U.S. State Department.
The gentleman with the IMF advised me that the remaining issues with the one country's software glitches had been resolved, and that the IMF/UST group was going to have what was expected to be the final effort to have all 25 currencies in this present basket online.
....
That call was later confirmed by a gentleman who works for the U.S. State Department.
This morning, (Saturday, the 25th) I was notified that the effort went smoothly on Friday night, and that we could expect to see all 25 currencies on FOREX early Tuesday morning (the 28th).
During the day today, I have received not less than a total of seven separate confirmations that the remaining glitches with one remaining country (I do not know what that particular country was) were completely ironed out, and that a late-night test of the system on Friday went off without a hitch.
Although there seems to be some slight disagreement among those who have been on/or near the inside circle with regard to the actual rates, the rate for the IQD should come in somewhere between $3.40 and $3.56. (Obviously I haven't seen this so I can only report this as rumor at the moment.)
The VND is expected to be between $.42 and $.47 (although there have been two separate reports that it could actually be between $.97 and $2.20).
The more consistent numbers I've heard for weeks place both currencies at $3.42 and .$47 respectively.
If they come in any higher than that, none of us will complain. Until we actually see the numbers on FOREX, take all of this as rumor in the meantime.
Blessings on you.
Eagle1
2 comments:
Well I guess we'll know if this guy is full of it come Tuesday, Huh?
When you are this connected (receiving this many confirmations from supposedly well informed sources)
thats it really makes sense that you are part of this blog, and willing to post this info? call me distrustfull but it doesn't make sense to me. Tuesday is not thar far away, I hope John is watching this closely and ready to take action because it will only be fair to stop posting comments from this source.
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