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Kinesis now has some of the largest hedge funds investing, it certainly passes the fund managers �prudent man� rule.

Way Off Topic But Maddening As Hell This week Surfers Against Sewage launched a new report showing that the introduction of a deposit return system on plastic and glass bottles would not only reduce ocean plastic pollution but also save local authorities millions of pounds annually. To see the full report please visit our news update here: https://www.sas.org.uk/uncategorised/deposit-refund-system-save-councils-35-million-year/ It�s estimated that 700,000 plastic bottles are littered every day across the UK. Evidence from other countries, including the US, Norway and Germany, shows that the introduction of a simple deposit on plastic bottles and cans can raise collection rates above 90% and reduce littering. Our report clearly shows that introducing a bottle deposit scheme for England would benefit local economies and communities, saving councils money that could be redirected to other vital frontline services.

Unallocated accounts, paper gold, exposes holders to counterparty risk. The LBMA run an unallocated gold system which is wide open to debasement. This was the reason why the Kinesis management pulled the plug on a group ABX were assisting last year. Very,very dangerous, the kinesis team wouldn't have anything to do with it. This was the main reason why the initial Kinesis launch was delayed and a fully allocated Kineseis was developed from the ground up

Hi Market & Sparkle & Fizz, Good to hear Market, I really hope everything goes smoothly for you both you and Sparkle for the launch, if you want me to pass your names onto Andrew M, then you can use this email which I keep for situations like this mrlatent@yahoo.co.uk

Hi Sparlkle&Fizz, That is very decent of you, i] would be glad to pass your name on to Andrew so he can ensure everything goes smoothly for your account from his end as it were! To be honest and I am sure knowing me as you do you will believe me when say that I have never expected any commission for anything I have done regarding kinesis to help members of this board. Like many others I have been been frustrated by the market manipulation with paper gold that goes on every day to keep the price of real gold suppressed, which in turn has a detrimental effect on gold miners the world over, including our own Centamin However if Kinesis takes off properly as it should do with what is already in place then the knock on effect must be good for precious metals miners the world over, including Centamin. There are those that have been desperate to discredit Kinesis and see it fail, because they realise the changes it will bring which is why things have taken longer than anticipated with the launch. But thank you for having trust in me and for all your help on so many Centamin issues in the past.

Absolutely ,you hit the nail on the head!

Rebess this is very much related to mining companies in more ways than many people realise at the moment and it is certainly very much related to the POG and other precious metals that are being suppressed at the present. So lets hope this goes ahead soon because I will be very surprised if any amount of paper shorting is gong to be able stop effect of the Kinesis launch. ,

i asked about this for anyone interested The Kinesis mobile banking app, ( the largest global), will enable all major cryptos including Bitcoin to convert to fiat without the costs and delays. The mobile bank already handles all cryptos but the problem is there is no fiat liquidity in any of the cryptos. By 1st converting into gold backed Kinesis we can provide this deep liquidity through the well established ABX liquidity providers. It is standard business for ABX. Converting large bitcoin cash outs into Kinesis simply means us buying physical gold to that value and selling it. Buying and selling physical gold requires massive liquidity and is par for the course for ABX.

You can always set your spam filter on Gmail to filter out the unwatched marketing spam and you could set up another free Yahoo email account with a name of your choice, that could be completely independent or be linked to your Gmail or Outlook if you choose The yahoo email account has a useful junk/spam email filter system.

re KTV allocation Hi I have passed on your details as you requested.

If yank cars were better than european cars then then american people would buy them, but the reality is that most yank cars are poorly designed .,badly made and expensive to run. When GM bought out Saab it dropped al; the body shells that were made in Sweden and used Vauxhall made body shells and components re badging them as Saab, true although these Saabs sold at a premium price they were cheaper to produce, but they were inferior in build quality and reliability and former Saab customers didn't want them, so Saab ceased production altogether which suited GM.

Sorry Rebess if I have caused you any trouble, I was gong to suggest that I let Andrew know your handle from on here so that you could let them know via the help line email. Although I am sure that the web master on here will delete it on Monday for you.

I let Andrew Maguire know you are a friend of mine from our forum , Andrew responded -Thanks, if you want me to personally see he gets good service ,please let me know his name.? So if you would like me to pass on your name do you have an email address or should I suggest that you will contact him under giving your forum name of Rebess?

Previously broadcast part one http://radio.goldseek.com/nuggets/coughlin.01.23.2018.mp3 Latest broadcast part two http://radio.goldseek.com/nuggets.php

The record date of a stock and the ex-dividend date are both important terms that relate to which investors receive dividends and when. The record date is set by the board of directors of a corporation and refers to the date by which investors must be on the company's books in order to receive dividends for a particular stock. Record dates basically serve as notice to the board of directors of the people to whom they should send stock reports and other financial information relating to the investment. An ex-dividend date is dictated by stock exchange rules and is usually set to be two business days before the record date. In order for an investor to receive a dividend payment on the listed payment date, he would have to have his stock purchase completed by the ex-dividend date. If the stock sale has not been completed by the ex-dividend date, then the seller on record is the one who receives the dividend for that stock. So, for example, if a record date is set for May 30th, the ex-dividend date would typically be set for the 28th of May. However, if May 30th is a Monday, the ex-dividend date would then be Thursday, May 26th. If the buyer has not completed his purchase of the stock by May 28th, he will not receive a dividend. Companies may pay out dividends in several different ways, including cash dividends, stock dividends or property dividends. Cash dividends are the most common type of disbursements and are typically sent to stockholders via check or direct deposit. Stock dividends are paid out in the form of company shares. With property dividends, a company offers stockholders certain physical assets, such as the company's products, though these dividends are rarely given out by companies.

remember a short position in CEY will not receive the dividend but actually have to pay it! Short selling is hard enough to get your head around without getting into all the particulars. If you have a basic understanding of short selling, then you probably know that as a short seller, you are required to make up for any benefits a long investor would receive if he or she had actually owned the stock. When you short a stock, you are borrowing the stock from an investor or broker, then selling those shares on the open market to a second investor. Even though you borrowed and sold the shares to another investor, the transaction between you and the lender is still listed on the books as if the lender is still long on the stock and you are short on the stock (even though that person no longer owns the stock). Because that original investor who was kind enough to lend you the stock is no longer an actual shareholder with the company, the short seller is required to make up for any benefits the investor would have received had he or she actually still owned the stock. In other words, if a company pays a dividend to shareholders, the second investor who bought the shares from the short seller would get the dividend check from the company. But because the original investor is no longer a shareholder of record (because the second investor owns those shares now), then the short seller must pay the dividend out of his or her own pocket. Finally, when the short seller decides to close out the short position, he or she buys shares on the open market (from a third investor) and then gives the shares back to the original investor, who closes out the short position and puts everything back to square one.

Why the ex-dividend date for stocks matters
When a company pays a large dividend, the market may account for that dividend in the days preceding the ex-div date by a rise in the price of the stock. This is because buyers are willing to pay a premium to receive the dividend. However, on the ex-div date, the exchange automatically reduces the price of the stock by the amount of the dividend. If the dividend is $1, and the stock had been offered at $40 and bid at $39.50 the day before, on the ex-div date the offer price and bid price will be adjusted to $39 and the bid to $38.50 to account for the fact that the dividend is not included. When this happens, the stock is said to have gone ex-dividend and is often marked with an "x" in the quote systems and newspaper stock price listings. Most exchanges also adjust limit orders to account for the stock price going ex-dividend. If you have an order to buy stock at $39, it will be adjusted to be an order to buy at $38 to account for the fact that you had placed the order to buy when it would have included the dividend. Adjusting the limit price prevents the accidental triggering of the order when the stock price is changed on the ex-div date. However, if you don't care, you can mark your limit orders "DNR" or do not reduce, which tells the exchange not to adjust the limit price.

on Kinesis The link is working perfect and a team is standing by for any questions or queries. help@kinesis.money , 10 Market Street, Brisbane, QLD, 4000, Australia | T: +61 7 3211 5007 | M: +61 4 0767 8723 | S: abx.thomas.coughlin | W: www.abx.com

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for some great updates on Centamin, I am sure all the other members are grateful for all your hard work and dedication to our forum!