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Hi Red Sparrow
You can always hold your allocated-gold in digital form. - That puts it out of reach and allows you to take it with you to anywhere in the world, stored in your mobile. - You don't need suitcases. - I just read someones post today who claims that holding allocated digital-gold, as in Kinesis for example, passes the 'Kabul' test. - No matter what the emergency you can take/transport your wealth with you.

Labour day ; - Looks like LBMA will have free rein today with no interference from U.S. - These are the days when evidence of blatant manipulation/cheating tends to become more obvious.

Hi Som - Hope you don't mind - more info. on Indonesia PtPos./Investing in gold/silver.
Click the link and scroll to 'About' on the top-bar, a drop-down menu will appear - select Indonesia. - I think you'll be pleasantly surprised at the info contained there. - Please pass on to your friends, family and acquaintances there - good luck.
https://kinesis.money/precious-metals/

Thanks Som.
PosGo of course is a part of the Indonesian Post-Office system. - Indonesia POS - It's a service widely used throughout Indonesia as a banking system. - Thank you for replying.

Re my request - link to posgo - https://posgo.id/
Many thanks

Hi Somnamna
If I'm understanding correctly, you live in Indonesia - Hope you don't mind my asking . - Have you heard of PosGo and their connection with Kinesis? - I'm trying to obtain information from someone who lives there. - Kinesis has partnered with PosGo in a service selling online digital gold- KAU - It can be held in a PosGo account and used online to save, send or spend. - Have you heard of it? - If you haven't, would you mind trying to find something out. Thanks, Rebess

Top of the agenda for me has to be the West-African question. Since they have indicated a disposal, it probably means that negotiations have already started and are well underway. - Reluctance/failure to publish promised full-details is extremely suspicious and gives rise to the thought that corporate malfeasance may be in play. - They have to come clean on this issue in order to avoid such accusations. - So, that is the overriding issue for me.

Hi Cowichan
Your continual snapping at the heels of Centamin over the secrecy and non-disclosure of their West-African asset details is to be applauded. - There is something fundamentally wrong with the clockwork that drives Centamin IMO, it's more than just Pardey, that is too simple an explanation. - So, keep snapping please, I believe you are exposing what could be actions that are counter to shareholder interests. - Good luck.

Kinnell Tibbs
That post must be a record. - Even for you. :-)

Yep, the 'bad guys' have won and people outside of the 'club', ordinary citizens, can do nothing about it. All the democracy in the world cannot overturn a system that has evolved into total dominance, total supremacy. A system that controls the political-levers, financial-levers. law-making levers, media-levers. - They have won, we have lost and there's nothing that can be done.

SP shooting up. - Over 12.5% yesterday and over 6% so far today. - Try as you may, yer can't knock it.

Hi Mr Bond
Please feel free to post anything you want to . - You're an excellent contributor here. - You only once rattled my cage when questioning my credibility on this forum . - Much to my regret, on that occasion, I over-reacted in my response. - Not usually like me, I like everybody to have their say regardless.. - Good luck.
My response was an over-reaction

Thank you Cowichan - I'll take a look. - I'll try and keep up in future. :-) - Cheers.

The outstanding CC will, imo, prevent Barrick/Others t/o of Centamin. - So, if suddenly the CC is settled, the path is then cleared.- Watch this space. - On a different note, why are the awarded permit areas being kept secret? - I believe Altus details are known but the others are being kept under wraps. - What are they hiding and why? - I have a feeling a few surprises are in store here. - A few shocking surprises maybe.

Barrick and their legal-team will be fully aware of the Egypt v Centamin court case, it's outcome or lack of it as the case may be and the implications it has had for Centamin.- I have no doubt that they will be negotiating with eyes wide-open.

Agree with his drift Cowichan. - If there's one thing the CC has taught us it's that the T&C's have to be clear an incontestable.

Thanks for the post Cowichan. - The undertaking to do it's best efforts within 12 months of this announcement, effectively lets EMRA of the hook in making a final Exploitation agreement. - If nothing happens within 12 months, then a definition as to whether they have performed 'Best efforts' can only be determined by a challenge through the 'Legal system'. - I think by now, everybody knows what that will mean. - I fear a long protracted outcome here.

Hi Rocket V1
Agree, if Governments and Banks have the arbitrary-power to set prices, what is the point of having a market to establish price-discovery? - However, if there is a market it should be illegal to interfere with it. - This is where the 'Regulator' comes in or rather doesn't. - It's only the fact that the Regulator', the Referee if you like, is part of the scam, that allows it all to happen. - So, what can be done? - The answer is nothing. - The bad guys have won.

Once again we find ourselves in penny-share territory. - Centamin after more than ten years of picking the low-hanging fruit and eating it, we are no further forward than we were ten years ago.- Some legacy.

Hi darren. - No. - Just the Burkino Faso holdings.