At 8:56 PM -0500 1/8/03, Mark S. Ohberg wrote:
>Greetings,
>Just a quick shout out to the e-gold list,
>
>get your US and World Gold Coin wants in because:
>
>THE FUN STARTS TOMORROW!
Hey Mark, thanks for reminding us, but you got the dates
wrong! http://www.funtopics.com/ (click coin show) says
i
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Guys,
This site sells Pimsleur's language courses... (wonderful courses... I'm
learning Texan & French!!!) I'm fixing to get him to sign up for an
e-gold account! :)
www.pluralitylanguage.com
Can y'all email them, and request an e-gold payment option?
Graham Kelly CEO
Happy New Year, from the
Hi all,
Regarding the backing of different sorts of money.
At the bottom of the monetary tree is actual gold, i.e. wholesale and retail
bullion, for which all money under a gold standard can be ultimately
redeemed notwithstanding any default in the process.
This physical gold forms a reserve as
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At 12:52 PM -0500 1/7/03, George Matyjewicz wrote:
...
>Interesting dialogue on this topic. I agree that the gold standard would
>never happen. When I originally posted the question, I didn't mean a gold
>standard in the US. Rather a global gold standard. Which makes it more
>impossible.
!
At 10:43 AM -0800 1/6/03, James A. Donald wrote:
>--
>On 6 Jan 2003 at 10:59, Robert S.Z. wrote:
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> There are rumours that Ez-BUCKS.co.uk made a run with their
>> client's deposits
>
>Ez-BUCKS offers 200% interest for 30 days deposit, which works
>out as 409600% a year.
.
Actually INDONESIA has the largest Muslim population in the world.
Malaysia is more known for it's moderate Islamic policies and for the
highest buildings in the world.
Actually only about 60% of the Malaysian population are Muslim.
That makes a bit over 10 million people, less than many other Isla
First time, I see this misleading stuff in quasi-print.
Just to remind everyhone gold dinar and e-dinar are different things and
they are NOT identical.
Also, quite frankly, I doubt that there are 600,000 users of a system that
has no entries on the Business List of their own site. Honestly, if the
Greetings,
Just a quick shout out to the e-gold list,
get your US and World Gold Coin wants in because:
THE FUN STARTS TOMORROW!
Thats the Florida United Numismatist Convention January 12-13th in
Orlando.
Featuring Multiple major auctions including The Warner Collection of
Ancient Coins.
Be the
At 12:26 AM 1/9/2003 +0100, marco wrote:
I think the account numbers are the same as e-gold, in that the 2 dbases
seem integrated with each other. I just opened an e-dinar account, 709426,
from the edinar website, now if you try and make a spend to that account
from egold, you will see it is ther
I think the account numbers are the same as e-gold, in that the 2 dbases
seem integrated with each other. I just opened an e-dinar account, 709426,
from the edinar website, now if you try and make a spend to that account
from egold, you will see it is there as well (feel free to spend if you
wish..
At 03:36 PM 1/8/2003 -0500, you wrote:
http://www.islam-online.net/english/news/2003-01/08/article08.shtml
Wow is right -- much better than the Euro idea. Interesting that they
have 600,000 accounts and that's about how many e-gold has too. How the
heck could they grow that fast?
I'm actual
At 03:17 PM 1/8/2003 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
this article online
http://www.islam-online.net/english/news/2003-01/08/article08.shtml
which might be of interest here. They say they have 600,000 users
at e-dinar.com. Wow!
HR
Wow is right -- much better than the Euro idea. Interesting tha
this article online
http://www.islam-online.net/english/news/2003-01/08/article08.shtml
which might be of interest here. They say they have 600,000 users
at e-dinar.com. Wow!
HR
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SnowDog wrote
That's not fractional reserve banking, (nor any kind of banking that I've
ever heard). In fractional reserve banking, you take in deposits, and then
loan-out 90% of those deposits, (say). The borrowers deposit the money in a
bank, (either same bank, or another bank), allowing THAT
> Let's say I want to start a company that lends out actual e-gold grams on
a
> fractional reserve basis. I take in e-gold deposits, and I then I lend
out
> ten times as much e-gold as I have on deposit.
>
> I can't really do this, can I?
That's not fractional reserve banking, (nor any kind of ba
With the price of gold at $353.80 per troy ounce and the price of crude oil
at $30.44 per barrel, we have a gold / oil ratio of about 11.6 right now.
The rule of thumb I've heard is that when this ratio is lower than 12,
generally speaking gold is a bargain. It seems like every time over the
At 07:11 AM 1/8/2003 -0600, SnowDog wrote:
A gold standard, and fractional reserve banking are two different things.
The US has always had fractional reserve banking. I can't imagine that any
future gold standard would restrict banks from loaning out money. If banks
loan money, there's going to
George and fellows shalom,
First I'll grab this opportunity to wish you all a Happy New Year (A Gold
one).
> With all the hacking we have seen, is it possible to safely apply today's
> technology to a true global currency?What security issues need to be
> overcome? What is required to ma
At 07:12 PM 1/8/2003 +1100, David Hillary wrote:
The approach of comparing gold reserves and money is so totally wrong I
can't understand why it would afflict so many people on this list.
I was wondering when somebody was going to say something like this.
The value money held at a bank must
> GoldMoney and e-gold maintain this ratio at exactly 1 digital gram / 1
> physical gram. The old US gold standard maintained this ratio at exactly
1
> dollar / 23.22 physical grains.
A gold standard, and fractional reserve banking are two different things.
The US has always had fractional reserv
The approach of comparing gold reserves and money is so totally wrong I
can't understand why it would afflict so many people on this list.
The value money held at a bank must be the lesser of its redemption value
and the value of the bank's total assets to total liabilities (assuming all
liabili
Its an interesting question, that of security requirements for a global gold
standard.
No new technology is needed, if all the central banks of the world decided
to deregulate interest rates and irrevokably peg their currencies to
wholesale gold bullion. This is a policy decision. If undertaken
I Have someone in Malaysia who needs to just get a couple of grams into
e-gold. Does anyone have some details I can pass along?
e-dinar.com 's business page seemd very blank and I am trying to avoid any
wire fees etc...
cya, Andrew...
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