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: Sidd wrote: "As far as I can see, "e-gold spot" is some arbitrary
figure
: that e-gold periodically simply "choose", based (perhaps) on the
movement of
: the international markets"
:
: Am I in the dark here??? Have I completely misunderstood things?
The egold
: "spot" is the forex spot for whatever currency you use to buy/sell
GOLD! How
: can you say it's an "arbitrary figure"?
:

George,

What is a "forex spot for whatever currency you use to buy/sell
GOLD"?

Are you talking about the latest published bid price on the
international markets quoted in your chosen currency?

If so, whose published info will you believe?

http://kitco.com USD 344.90
http://www.thebulliondesk.com/default.asp USD 344.90
http://money.cnn.com/markets/commodities.html 345.50
http://www.goldcentral.com/ USD 345.50,
http://www.e-gold.com/currentexchange.html USD 345.20

Like I said, e-gold spot is simply an arbitrary figure that e-gold
have chosen at the time, that is somewhat similar to the published
market rate. Note the market rate is changing constantly, so unless
e-gold has a live feed from all the markets, at best they will have
an approximation of current market bid.

The whole point being, that if "spot" is the current market bid rate,
and e-gold is "gold itself", then it must have the value of gold and
should sell at the market bit rate... it is not possible to "straddle
spot", spot bid is the bottom figure in the "straddle".

Sidd.


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