"Different Points of View" Late Monday Night

"Different Points of View" Late Monday Night 09/23/2014 0 Comments   TNT: 9-22-14 Iko Ward:  The Next Window Well guys, tomorrow will tell, but I think they squashed the four day rollout which began this past Friday night. We had some great momentum, the relative zero action on Forèx until this morning, the Aspen meeting with Biden, the Intel coming in from various sources, Okie's post, Exo's tidbits, but something felt fishy around ten this morning when the Dinar started trading again. And by this afternoon the dong and dinar and rupia were all following the big currencies, no more special scrutiny. Somebody hit abort. Three guesses and the first two don't count. Tony pretty much said it  in his tweet...good but not great. I am still a big believer in the weekend rollout. Close Forèx Friday night so there is no public record of RV until Monday AM. Process the groups and VIP's Sunday. .... Release the 800 and process the Dinarians Monday into Tuesday. Let the general public find out via word of mouth over the rest of the week. Makes sense on too many levels. Certainly most sane for the banks. Easier to monitor for the PTB. Why did they stop it? Probably good ole fear and the desire to get as close to Oct 1 as possible. Our hearts go out to all this will injure, all those nations around the globe who get screwed on what seems now a weekly basis.  If the Iraqi public blows its collective lid all fingers will point toward Washington. When will politicians recognize that manipulation is no substitute for genuine leadership and governance? When indeed.   Iko *************************** Stage3Alpha: Christian Da Silva > I don't believe in the magical GCR. We technically have a GCR everyday in the markets. Currencies are always going up and down and changing value like Argentina (downward RV) and other countries. What will happen as countries become Basel III compliant they will slowly adjust their rate based on the assets they hold. The assets at first need to be 20% of the money supply. The dinar will be held by central banks, well it currently is, and support the value of the currency. The dinar will change value down the road for the public after the Central banks have taken care of their business. Currency resets happen daily. Even if it is one penny. A reset is what a change in price? Yes. If you think someone is going to push some magic button and all these currencies are going to change value drastically in an instance well then you don't understand global economics. What people are considering a GCR is countries implementing new regulations and things like Basel III and then slowly converting their currency to asset backed. Most people don't know the USD is now 20% asset backed. Countries have a choice to do this and the smart ones will and they will each go through the process and not all on the same schedule. Not trying to sway anyone. Anyone holding dinar is sitting pretty. What I put here is not my opinion or thoughts. Just info from a trader who is trading the dinar. Now I think he may know something since in order to do that he has to work with the central banks, including Iraqs. Of course he could have been lying. ** Christopher  > Christian Da Silva September 23, 2014 I agree that the GCR is a more or less 'organic' phenomena. Iraq, being one of the wealthiest nations.. - virtually 100% asset backed and essentially out of debt... tilts the world currency scales AWAY from a 'make believe' (fiat) world's reserve currency, and TOWARD an asset backed 'multi-polar' world economy with asset backed currencies. More along the lines of the SDR... Of course they will need to re-instate the artificially devalued Dinar to realize any sort of dramatic effect on the currencies of the world. Including ours. Not sure what will happen, or when... just my thoughts