Dear Daniel,
For what it may be worth, I am in complete agreement with
your idea.
You ask why anyone in the electronic metals based currency
business would be making themselves dependent upon JP Morgan
Chase's continuing good health. Obviously, there is at
least some sense of this matter being
On Mon, 18 Nov 2002, Jim Davidson wrote:
Dear Friends,
Bryan Allerdice brings up an excellent point. We should visit
our gold, either in person or vicariously.
There are a bunch of us on these two lists, so we can break up
the chores. For my own part, I have business in Dubai in
early
Ben,
It's still an outside chance of course, and other than
starting a
tunnel you just have to take it on trust that the gold is
there and
Shhh!! I'm almost done with the tunnel... I'll be inside the
vault in a few weeks...
Anyone want to buy gold on the cheap? grin
=
Regards,
In theory it all sounds good and well. However the clearances required to
even get close to where bullion repositories are located are stringent.
The extra clearances to get inside are even more stringent, at least so I am
told.
I am sure that Via-Mat or Brinks or whomever would simply open
Dear Major Colonel and Bosco,
All this crap about audits and such is because of SR and OSpyrite (a
description
I coined BTW) -- Two companies that had NO experience in the Precious
Metals
business and had NO business running a metals backed system!!
No, it isn't. All this concern about
Wow, them thare are pretty big words Jimbo. I may have to go get one of
them College boys to translate your last mail to me?
Whooo Boy, you can shoot that mouth of yours as fast as an M-60 in
Afganistan.
The fact is that you get your *peebles off* (rocks would be much to generous
a
To sidestep the flame war brewing here, the best chance for a private
individual to be able to examine the gold holdings would be to becoem
a journalist for, say, wyred magazine, and start making enquiries.
You should at least be able to get an interview with the management
of the facilities,
