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Noble Gold CEO says Roslin Capital collapse left clients as top creditors
Charlie Kirk Show
The Fake Gold Trap: How Buyers Get Stuck With Plated Tungsten
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"Yeah, listen, it's a $100 million bankruptcy and you can go online and read about it. And it's, it's terrible what's happened because the biggest creditors on the bankruptcy are clients, unfortunately."
Colin Plume, chief executive of Noble Gold Investments, says precious-metals dealer Roslin Capital has entered what he describes as a “$100 million bankruptcy”, with customers among the largest creditors. Plume alleges some clients paid for metals that were not delivered, and warns that unusually long delivery timeframes can indicate a dealer is ‘holding your money’ and trying to trade around price moves.
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- Charlie Kirk Show
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- The Fake Gold Trap: How Buyers Get Stuck With Plated Tungsten
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