Hey everyone, as you probably remember me saying, I used to live in Japan from 2001 to 2004 when I was in the US Navy. Around that time, the exchange rate for the Japanese Yen was around 123 to the US Dollar, meaning you received about 123 Yen for each US Dollar. The real rate of exchange was higher, but you have to figure in fees at the ATM and elsewhere, so 123 was what I remember.
This morning, I got up and to my surprise the exchange rate had fallen to just under 100. Here is a screenshot of what I saw:
Last Updated On: August 16, 2016
By: Nick Giammarino
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If you look at a one year chart, you will see the rate and how it fell from over 124 to where it is now, which represents a drop of over 18%:
The video below has NO AUDIO, it’s just a visual representation of what happened over the last day. It was published on August 16, 2016:
Here is a technical analysis for August 16 2016 by FXempire.com:
For those who want to recreate the chart I have made, go here:
http://www.xe.com/currencyconverter/convert/?Amount=1&From=USD&To=JPY
Here is a great video by Maneco64 regarding Currency Wars:
Check out this book to learn more about currency wars:
I look forward to reading what you all have to say about this. It’s very odd to be seeing the Japanese Yen making such gains against the United States dollar.
Please comment below and share, thanks so much!
Nick
By the way, a MAJOR Iraqi Dinar dealer has been hacked since June and they haven’t told anyone! A few of us in the dinar community know about it, so I put this video out, and was threatened, you watch it and let me know your thoughts:
Hi Nick,
I thank you for the information you have been providing us. My question to you is regarding the previous email, where the dinar is dropping a few zeros in their currency. Does it in any way reflect a currency change, or merely a physical monetary change in notes?
Thank you.
A change in notes, that’s it, not value. Most people would rather see a $25 bill than a $25,000 bill, even if both are worth the same.
Keep sending me info. How can I find out if my data has been hacked
I wonder if the company that was hacked will provide that information, I believe they have a legal responsibility right?
How does the hacking affect us?
Hey Bob,
Because your invoice might be online, here is one now, don’t worry, she passed away in 2015:
dinarinc.com/app/webroot/img/order_receipt/FrancineDiBlasi08-02-130.pdf
https://web.archive.org/web/20160818084737/https://www.dinarinc.com/app/webroot/img/order_receipt/FrancineDiBlasi08-02-130.pdf
I’m not sure what was taken in the hack, I just know that there are still active links showing.