Ariel
@Prolotario1
Important Read – ZIM/ZWD/ZIG
I want to address a statement made by Goldilocks regarding the Zim-Bond known as ZWD which many of you hold. The image you see below was from a NDA agreement that only select few had the privilege of even signing. Which I give all credit to my friend Sean. Who was my AIF-Accredited Investment Fiduciary which is required designated signature for a certified financial advisor. Fi360, formerly known as the Center for Fiduciary Studies, administers the AIF designation.
What are the requirements to earn an AIF title?
• Meet minimum experience requirements
• Earn a bachelor’s degree or higher, or obtain a professional credential
• Complete PPC training
• Pass the AIF exam
• Meet the Code of Ethics and Conduct Standards
• Submit an application and pay dues
I want to show you all in a formal manner that this is an extremely rare occurrence regarding the acquisition of the NDA where gaining access to specified parties that would issue one out to you is under very limited opportunities depending upon who you know and what you know. Which has nothing to do with the broader general public at large who does not need one in order to exchange their currency.
One of my followers reached out to me about a comment Goldilocks made about the Zim-Bonds that most hold in Dinarland. And it struck me as very odd when she told me that your Zim currency will not only be in the 1st basket but will not be honored at all. Which was a daring remark to say given that Zimbabwe has not written any policy outlining any of this in any official capacity. A few reasons below behind the why.
Zimbabwe has not been effectively participating in the forex market due to its currency’s instability and lack of international trust, primarily stemming from these reasons below.
-The Zimbabwean dollar experienced extreme hyperinflation, making it virtually worthless.
-The local currency was abandoned in 2009 in favor of foreign currencies like the USD due to economic collapse.
-Post-2009, Zimbabwe operated on a multi-currency system, reducing the need for a forex market for its local currency.
-The reintroduction of a local currency (Zim dollar in 2019 and ZiG in 2024) hasn’t restored international confidence due to ongoing economic issues and policy inconsistencies.
-International sanctions and economic policies have further isolated Zimbabwe from global financial markets.
But now since they have launched the Zig in April 2024 is their 1st chance to rejoin the international markets. Which is a plus all the way around for their country and those holding Zim-Bonds/ZWD. Because when you look at my NDA below the ZWD that most of you hold was already being honored behind the scenes just like the Iraqi Dinar was for most in the military who have been exchanging for years.
This is one primary reason Zimbabwe never wrote any policy in their country denouncing any possibility that your Zim-Bond will not be honored because how when the contracts to do so already exist that I and a small few of other people actually have. Does that make any sense to you? The reason Zimbabwe is in this muddy grey area is because they want to see how the Zig is going to perform which is backed by gold on the Forex market. This will be the determining factor to honoring your Zim-Bonds.
I guarantee you will not find any current policy in Zimbabwe supporting anything Goldilocks has said regarding the currency not being honored. Because even Zimbabwe is not clear on that simply because they are waiting on how the ZIG is going to perform.
Why do you think the ZIG is only going to be used in-country? This is to give their economy the much needed stability. Which is why I told everyone Iraqi Dinar will go 1st. Now given the current status I can understand why some may assume it may not be in the 1st basket due to the current economy.
That’s oK. We now know what they are trying to do with the ZIG. Which Will make everything clear once they let it loose on the Forex. We will not be using the Zig. We do not need to. It’s only a gauge meter for everything else we are waiting for involving our Zim-Bond.
Because what does it say on it?
“I Promise To Pay Bearer On Demand” correct? What do you think that means?
“I Promise To Pay Bearer On Demand” (Look At Your Note)
The historical context of this is this. It’s a remnant of when currencies were often backed by gold or other assets, promising the bearer that they could exchange the note for its face value in gold or another standard currency at any time. People, what did Zimbabwe do already? Support their currency with gold correct?
Are you starting to get it now?
This is why Zimbabwe never wrote any policy in their country to prohibit you from getting your potential ROI.
This phrase legally positions the bond note as an obligation by the issuer (the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe) to pay the holder the stated amount, theoretically at any time.
Do your homework on this. Because this is why I am blocked by platforms that dud not want to address my inquiries.
And a few others you do not know about.
Why are you on social media telling everyone you are the only one with an NDA? Anytime you work with an entity that deals in private information that cannot be shared publicly you would be required to sign an NDA. Working in the financial sector for over 30 years you sign NDAs
— Not Just Oil (@badbagger) November 17, 2024
Because I am on social media telling you emphatically and logically that the NDA that I signed years ago will never be seen by 99% of people in Dinarland regarding foreign currency and the figures involved specifically with the Zimbabwe Bonds that gurus claim the general public has to sign.
We are not talking about some generic corporate NDA that doesn’t involve anyone acquiring 6 figure payouts and beyond that you are referring to that only has to do with prohibitions of leaking info outside the bylines in that contract that is absent of any profit yielding investment that has an ROI that would maintain you for the next 50 lifetimes.
