QUOTE(prophetjul @ Nov 2 2012, 08:32 AM)
Legal here but illegal elsewhere.........such deposit taking. What i am saying here is they have NO actual tangible PRODUCT
cept what they call a trading PLATFORM.
They dont mind gold or do they even have a factory to mint their bars? Anyone CONsultant seen that?
Thye could have Tulip plantations and still trade such derivative...
Depends on the sentiment of the moment. At the mo, GOLD IS HOT. So ride on IT!
Well, trading company no need to mine gold or mint bars. Trading can buy gold at current price, bet it will rise 40% every year so that it can pay 24% hibah to customer every year.
Voila, you can trading company and betting company in one place.
Hahaha.
Actually definition of trading company is first buy low, then sell high.
In the Genneva case, it sell high first (gold is sold higher price) then buy low (betting that gold price will be higher than buy back price). (does this also fits your description of futures derivative trading?)
Anyway, I agree with you about deposit taking is illegal in Genneva. Some said Genneva get deposit from customer but didn't deliver gold more than a few months which fits deposit taking charges. This is already contradict syariah law which that say gold must be deliver within 3 days.
This post has been edited by gogo2: Nov 2 2012, 08:41 AM