> So, hopefully we've just been misunderstanding each other here. Either that, > or I am deeply in need of a clue.
Julian, I agree with you. I would have thought that an increase in the gold price would be indicative of an increase in gold hoarding which would correspond to an increase in demand for e-gold. The fact that it doesn't indicates that some of those assumptions are false. I do believe that there has been an increase in gold hoarding over the past several weeks as we've been seeing reports that gold coins are now in short supply, and have been back-ordered at some coin dealers. Therefore because we do not see an increase in demand for e-gold, this indicates to me that either e-gold is not seen in the same way that gold coins are seen, or that e-gold is not known by the general, gold-buying, public. More than likely, it's the latter. Note, also, that e-Bullion has seen a tremendous increase, (relatively), in their sales in the past few weeks, which may simply be due to their advertisement of their new debit card. You can find them at www.e-bullion.com. SnowDog --- You are currently subscribed to e-gold-list as: [email protected] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Did you know that e-metal is a wonderful holiday gift? Avoid the hassle this year!
