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  1. ubu 17 oktober 2017 09:53
    NOS: nos.nl/artikel/2198290-unieke-waarnem...

    "Met de telescopen was nog meer te zien. Een neutronenster bestaat vrijwel helemaal uit anonieme neutronen, en niet uit scheikundige elementen zoals het waterstof en helium in onze zon. Maar na de botsing konden astronomen opeens de vorming zien van zware elementen zoals goud. Nelemans: "Waarschijnlijk is de hoeveelheid goud die daar is gevormd groter dan honderd keer de massa van de aarde."

    Heeft dat nog invloed op de goudprijs van vandaag of is hier al rekening mee gehouden? En Barrick Gold heeft zo net aangekondigd dat ze hun core business gaan verleggen van mining naar ruimtevaart.
  2. forum rang 10 DeZwarteRidder 9 november 2017 07:42
    Meer interesse in Bitcoins, dan goud

    8 november 2017 Door Percy Luijkx

    Google brengt vandaag opmerkelijk nieuws naar buiten. Voor het eerst in de geschiedenis zoeken beleggers meer op Bitcoins kopen, dan goud. Voorheen werd er altijd veel gezocht op het kopen van goud. Dit werd gezien als een veilige belegging en een alternatief voor aandelen. Alleen de interesse in Bitcoins lijkt nu zelfs de gewone aandelenwereld over te nemen.

    Het is voor het eerst in de geschiedenis dat dit gebeurd. Het is volgens analisten het gevolg van de hoge Bitcoin koers. Dit jaar werd een Bitcoin munt voor het eerst meer geld waard dan een ounce goud. Doordat de digitale munt veel meer geld waard was, dan goud vonden beleggers dit een mooi alternatief.
  3. Smakkie 12 november 2017 05:32
    Leuk resultaat behaald met pharming en kiadis. Bijna alles staat nu veel te hoog. Nu Flinke order geplaatst GDX en SPDR Goud. Mijnaandelen gaan up up. Verzwakkende dollar, gedoe Midden-Oosten, gedoe Korea, gedoe Venezuela. Verwacht up van 40% Q1. Met mogelijk nog kleine daling december ivm rentebesluit fed.
  4. forum rang 10 DeZwarteRidder 18 november 2017 09:39
    quote:

    Vgekr schreef op 18 november 2017 08:56:

    Eeuwige goudbeliever Jim Rogers voorspelt een goudprijs van 10.000 dollar zonder er een datum op te kleven. Misschien toch niet zo onrealistisch als je weet dat de goudprijs tussen 2000 en 2011 met 650% steeg?
    beurskrant.com/2017/11/18/staat-de-go...
    Jim Rogers loopt jaren achter: bij monetaire of politieke problemen koopt iedereen tegenwoordig bitcoins ipv goud, want met bitcoins kun je ook betalingen doen en met goud niet.
  5. [verwijderd] 21 november 2017 13:31
    quote:

    DeZwarteRidder schreef op 18 november 2017 09:39:

    [...]
    Jim Rogers loopt jaren achter: bij monetaire of politieke problemen koopt iedereen tegenwoordig bitcoins ipv goud, want met bitcoins kun je ook betalingen doen en met goud niet.
    www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-11-20/new...

    www.ft.com/content/cb177256-cd1b-11e7...

    Glint app brings gold into the digital age

    New service allows customers to use debit card to pay for goods in bullion
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    NOVEMBER 19, 2017 Emma Dunkley in London 9 comments
    The world’s oldest currency is being brought into the digital age with the launch of a debit card and app that will allow people to pay for goods in gold.

    Fintech group Glint has teamed up with Lloyds Banking Group in the UK and MasterCard to create an app that enables people to load credit in various currencies, which can then be used to buy a portion of a physical gold bar. Customers use the app at the checkout to select whether to pay in a currency or gold, before transacting with their MasterCard.

    The development marks the first time people in the UK and overseas can own just a portion of a gold bar through an app, which can then be used in mobile and debit card-based payments. The app also allows people to send gold to peers in the form of a digital payment.

    Jason Cozens, Glint’s chief executive and co-founder, said: “Everyone is familiar with gold as one of society’s oldest means of exchange, its universal acceptance, its reliability, its history as a store of wealth and as a means of underpinning the value of ‘paper’ currencies.

    “Unlike paper currencies, gold can’t be wiped out, devalued or corrupted.”

    The gold price has risen year-to-date, to about $1,300 an ounce. However, critics of gold point out that it is less liquid than traditional currencies, and that its value has also fluctuated over the past few decades.

    Glint’s new service is riding the wave of alternative payments, such as bitcoin, as more people seek payment methods that can store value in a way that differs from traditional currencies.

    Ben Davies, a co-founder of Glint, said: “We want to create a fairer form of money whereby we give you choice and control over how you protect your money in an era where central banks issue more currency, and so the value of your currency is falling.”

    Glint is working with Lloyds in the UK as the deposit holder for customers storing money on their app. When a customer decides to buy gold through the app, this is used to purchase part of a gold bar that is physically allocated in vaults in Switzerland.

    The app will initially be available in the UK and Europe from Monday before being rolled out in Asia and the US next year

    Mr Davies said the app helps to “democratise” gold by opening access to people who might not be able to afford to buy a whole bar, rather than the commodity being the “preserve of the wealthy”.

    He added: “The advent of electronic wallets and faster payments through technology means we’re able to use gold in the electronic payment system.

    “We believe over next few decades people will need the ability to protect their money by owning gold and have the ability to spend it.”

    The new gold app has the backing of the Tokyo Commodity Exchange, and NEC Capital Solutions, a technology integration company.
  6. [verwijderd] 21 november 2017 13:37
    techcrunch.com/2017/08/10/glint/

    Glint, a stealthy London fintech startup that promises a new “global currency,” has raised £3.1 million from a plethora of individual backers in the financial services and asset management space, alongside early-stage investor Bray Capital.

    They comprise Haruko Fukuda, former CEO of the World Gold Council and NED of Investec Bank; Oliver Bolitho, formerly Chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management Asia; Hugh Sloane, co-founder of asset manager Sloane Robinson; and Lord Flight Of Worcester, formerly of Guinness Flight Global Asset Management.

    The Glint website describes the startup as “a new global currency, account and app” and says it will make your money “reliable and independent” and give you more control in the way you “store, spend, exchange and transfer money”. If that all sounds a bit vague —
    aside from alluding to a new (and more) stable currency tied to a payments app — it’s probably intended to be. The company isn’t pegged to launch until the last quarter of this year.

    However, I understand that Glint will offer a frictionless way to both store and spend your money in gold, including at the point of sale, just like a regular local currency. The bigger picture is that gold historically has been a better storage of value than any government-created currency, and therefore — with the aid of technology — is (arguably) a good candidate for an alternative global currency. The startup has already been authorised and is regulated by the U.K.’s FCA, under, presumably, an Electronic Money Institution license.

    Meanwhile, Glint’s founders both know a thing or two about gold.

    CEO Jason Cozens co-founded GoldMadeSimple.com, a website that helps clients buy and sell physical gold and have it stored securely or delivered. He also previously founded two other companies: Visuality — where he is said to have pioneered Virtual Reality, e-commerce and online marketing, selling to ERP software company McGuffie Brunton — and Bite, a digital marketing agency.

    Glint COO Ben Davies is said to have over 17 years’ experience within international financial and commodity markets. He was the former head of trading at RBS Greenwich, and co-founded Hinde Capital in 2007, an alternative investment management company specialising in precious metals.

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