I don't have enough time at the moment to keep up with this conversation and get into
it, but I am really interested in this whole
concept. We would be interested in releasing a similar offering although I think a
lower per share price makes more sense. I think
listing all comers would be the
On Monday, June 23, 2003, at 01:27 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
1mdc is e-gold itself, but circulated electronically!
So if 1mdc is electronically circulated e-gold, what then is e-gold?
Gold circulated by carrier pidgins?
;)
e-gold's motto or tagline is gold itself, circulated electronically
On Saturday, June 21, 2003, at 05:19 PM, Sidd wrote:
Patrick wrote:
: Damn, I gotta fund my Dbourse account again and you have to go
through
: an actual human at the service desk. I don't dare just spend into
the
: Dbourse account without giving them a heads-up first. Besides, they
: still
At 3:07 AM -0400 6/21/03, Robert S.Z. wrote:
Did you realize, that in theory you could use 'some' shares to back 1MDC
term lodgements? It's still gold after all... I know, I know, you'd never
do it, but you 'could', you know.
It's not so much that it couldn't be done -- you could start
CurrencyX
1mdc is e-gold itself, but circulated electronically!
So if 1mdc is electronically circulated e-gold, what then is e-gold?
Gold circulated by carrier pidgins?
;)
e-gold's motto or tagline is gold itself, circulated electronically
hence the joke ... that 1mdc is e-gold itself, ciculated
Interesting, I hadn't considered any possible connection with the U.S.
dollar -- I had been thinking in terms of a closed system of gold
grams.
Well, I'd say it's as close to eating your cake and having it too as it
gets.
The reason I didn't jump in yet was the expected drop in the spot
Well, I'd say it's as close to eating your cake and having it too as it
gets.
The reason I didn't jump in yet was the expected drop in the spot price.
An outstanding point Robert. You ROCK!
I had not, really, thought of the effect of POG on demand for
DBOURSE:TGC until you mentioned it, i must
Thanks for the flowers :o) At times like this my parents must appreciate
all the cash they blew on my education...
I had not, really, thought of the effect of POG on demand for
DBOURSE:TGC until you mentioned it, i must say
Oh, does that mean I get a higher percentage on 1MDC lodgements in
On Saturday, June 21, 2003, at 02:22 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Well, I'd say it's as close to eating your cake and having it too as
it
gets.
The reason I didn't jump in yet was the expected drop in the spot
price.
An outstanding point Robert. You ROCK!
I had not, really, thought of the
So that's the first glaringly obvious feature Dbourse needs -- direct,
immediate, automated funding. I bet they'd sell more shares quicker
that way.
Patrick,
Don't say you are saying that they need A CLEARING PLATFORM / SYSTEM ???
Which would be the exact thing I said when they first
On Saturday, June 21, 2003, at 03:13 AM, Robert S.Z. wrote:
So that's the first glaringly obvious feature Dbourse needs -- direct,
immediate, automated funding. I bet they'd sell more shares quicker
that way.
Patrick,
Don't say you are saying that they need A CLEARING PLATFORM / SYSTEM
???
I got sun-burnt from sitting in the shine of my own glory :o)
Serious, the clearing platform is the thing that makes your 'form' work.
Of course, it does a bit more than that, but taken down to it's simplest
funtion, then a clearing system is exactly what you described.
Now, imagine that members
At 5:26 PM -0500 6/20/03, Jim Davidson wrote:
Dear Friends,
Some of you may have concluded that the excellent
opportunity of buying a share of The Gold Casino
at dBourse was great, but out of reach due to the
100 gg price. If you are interested in pooling...
...
While this might be a good idea,
Anyway, I suppose the DBourse folks will answer this
and other questions eventually. (MP poker, anyone?)
Hello JM,
Joel (www.gold-price.net) says he talked to DBourse/TGC and they are cool
with it. I guess it always depends on 'who' is setting up a pool or fund
;o)
Cheers,
Robert.
budget
Patrick Chkoreff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
: Damn, I gotta fund my Dbourse account again and you have to go through
: an actual human at the service desk. I don't dare just spend into the
: Dbourse account without giving them a heads-up first. Besides, they
: still have to fund my share account
Hello Jim,
The pooling makes sense, not only for partial share holdings but also for
multiples as it may increase pricing power once all allocated shares are
taken. I think the good people at www.gold-price.net are discussing
something similar.
Once all shares are taken up, I expect that TGC
On Friday, June 20, 2003, at 09:18 PM, Robert S.Z. wrote:
Once all shares are taken up, I expect that TGC shares will start
rising,
especially if gold falls back to a spot price of $335 or lower.
Of course, it does remain to be seen what TGC will do when the demand
for
their shares continues to
Hello Patrick
On that point, here is a heart-warming paragraph from the TGC profile
on Dbourse.com:
I don't want to reheat the old discussion or tread on anybody's toes, but
the golden rule: He who has the gold, makes the rules. And I might add,
he who does make them, can also break them.
Or:
The pooling makes sense, not only for partial share holdings but also for
multiples as it may increase pricing power once all allocated shares are
taken...
that's an excellent point Robert.
Currently, say you have a whopping 50 shares. Even before the
dividend gets any bugger than it is now,
Anyone even vaguely interested in gold who doesn't buy as many shares
of TGC as possible will kick themselves all their life.
Let's repeat that in caps, ANYONE EVEN SLIGHTLY INTERESTED IN GOLD
WHO DOESN'T BUY AS MANY SHARES OF TG AS POSSIBLE WILL KICK THEMSELVES
LATER IN LIFE.
It is being
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