From: Gary S. Gevisser
Sent: Friday, August 25, 2006 11:21 AM PT
To:
Cc: rest;
Subject: Gentleman once again,
I have a
fair-sized collection of rare coins that I have accumulated over the years that
I know you would have no difficulty getting your “arms around” in terms
of establishing value.
What I want
to know is the following and bear in mind this is not some sort of
“intellectual exercise”, i.e. I would not be wasting your time.
First,
assuming for argument sake you value my coin collection at 100, forget
assigning a dollar, yen, Euro etc etc valuation. What percentage of that 100
would you loan, not to mention I would have no problem you holding on to the
collateral until such time as the loan is paid off.
Second,
what would you charge assuming again you are quite certain you have “ample
collateral”, i.e. I would continue to provide you with additional collateral if
the value of the collateral is diminished or I would pay off the loan.
Third, what
if we were talking simply about me providing you as collateral with a JM sealed container containing 32.15
troy ounces of certified 9999 Fine Gold Casting Grain. How much would you loan
against it and again what would you charge.
I am ready
to do the deal today.
I will be
back in
Bear in
mind, time waits for no man.
Daniel
Magnowski of Reuters reports today in reference to Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke
delivering a speech in
“Dealers
said that any suggestion the Fed's two-year credit-tightening cycle had come to
an end could spur selling in the dollar. A weaker dollar makes dollar-priced
gold more attractive to buy for holders of other currencies.”
Moreover,
neither Magnowski or Bernanke have yet to “go public” with the impact MY INSIGHT AND ANALYSIS of Edward Jay
Epstein’s, INTERNET ONLY book, THE DIAMOND INVENTION will have on the
capital and financial markets.
“Going
for broke” when you have nothing to lose is one thing.
“Playing business”, however, with
hard working peoples’ savings, i.e. bank deposits is another thing “al-to-get-her” [sic].
Furthermore,
you haven’t forgotten the disclosure issues you NOW have to deal with as it pertains to your KNOWLEDGE of Lloyds-LORDS of
Moreover,
LOL
establish the price of more than simply the cost of insurance, i.e. when a
customer “slips and falls” at
a B of A branch and the such, to mention little of you having no excuse for
reading the PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT contained in the previous hyperlink referencing
more than my position as Chief Executive Officer of a medical device company
that got a very honorable mention in famous Federal Judge Jack B. Weinstein’s
opinion reversing a landmark multi-million dollar repetitive-stress-injury jury
award which you can access the section Application of Law to Facts by clicking
on this hyperlink.
Not
to mention why the price to get my hair cut at the local barber shop just up
the street from you was recently raised from $14 to $16 which of course even if
it were triple it would be considered a bargain when taking into consideration
not only all the Knowledge-Information-Light I have shared with you above but what will happen to the DeBeers-Dollar once I spell out more
about when exactly the capital and financial markets WILL collapse in my forthcoming book, THE HISTORY OF MONEY CREATION AND ITS FUTURE! which is not to
suggest that I can prevent just one of the Arab as well as non-Arab oil
producing nations such as Iran deciding to let the world know what Marc Rich
knew which is why Clinton granted this “trading
with the enemy” middleman a Presidential Pardon at the 11th hour
and 59th minute of Clinton’s illegitimate presidency.
Being
crooked does eventually make you a fool.
You
don’t want to be in business with a clever crook or honest fool.
Gold
is “sumthing” [sic] we all know is the “commodity of choice” when losing
faith in our elected and non-elected government officials who fail to tell the
truth, more so when as a member of the DAAC
United States Federal Reserve the only requirement is to “exercise
good judgment”.
Why
apart from us having guns pointed at the heads of our despots sitting atop the
world’s oil riches would such despots accept worthless-fictitious DeBeers-Dollars when they have people
like Marc Rich telling them there is no problem in him accepting gold bullion
on their behalf and instead of Rich being overly talkative to simply point the
peoples of the world in the direction of the rather brilliant essay written in
1966 by former Chairman of the Federal Reserve,
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