Silver Supply and Demand (math problem) thread
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-Global demand: 1.2 billion ounces
-Global supply: 837 million ounces
-Annual deficit: 373 million ounces
That's 45% of all silver mined being consumed beyond what's produced.
Here's why, and why it matters...
There is a demoralization campaign to make people think we’ve lost this war. But the evidence shows that we’re making a small amount of progress on a problem that didn’t exist before the war, that the war predictably created, and also we are degrading our weapons to degrade their weapons and cutting off our resources to cut off their resources
The name Lake Ontario comes from the Wendat word Ontari’io, which, appropriately, means “the lake is beautiful, the lake is big”.
The name is more than 400 years old, predating both the Confederation of Canada and the Declaration of Independence of the United States of America.
We know that America is changing. Their trading relationships, their foreign policies, their national monuments, their hydronyms.
Canadians also know that naming reality means calling it Lake Ontario – then, now and always.
@KanekoaTheGreat I'm CRUSHING IT in this clip! Thanks for reposting!
Sad to see you betray your followers and yourself and admit you don't question the obvious coverup happening in the Kirk assassination. Just sad.
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@YongChoi461@dailydirtnap If you ever have to pick up and leave you are probably in rough shape no matter what you have. No one would ever advise the only thing you should own is physical gold but if you take self sovereignty seriously you probably own at least some. You can barter it for what you need
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hmm. interesting take. As a card carrying libertarian/ austrian school of econ believer I'm inclined to agree we don't want gov being the one allocating capital.
I would argue, China has decentralized things including bank lending, where as the west has a system which is centralizing things especially bank lending, and consolidating to less individual people and businesses making risk decisions.
Just look at the way china works in practice, massive competition, extremely quick iteration.
These are two separate issues, the west is in so much debt now they have no choice but inflation, mild/ controlled deflation is better for the people as it allows them to enjoy the advances of tech/ growth
@Jmanjiro@dailydirtnap If you actually read it, Jim Rickards says more than 1 million in physical. He is not telling us exactly how much he has, nor should he.
The key word is physical in a world of paper.
@stored_alpha@dailydirtnap Nixon removed convertability to nation states in 1971 and any nation states that didn't self custody gold saw their "good as gold" money greatly devalued then too.
If you think another situation where paper gold fails is not coming... ok fine
wierd to jump to doomsday
@stored_alpha@dailydirtnap what?!
FDR seized all custodied gold in 1933... wasnt a doomsday, but it was a crisis, which is what i said.
Those with derivative gold lost their gold, and recieved a fraction of its value in fiat. Those with real gold were protected
@J_Wise_geology@GoldSilverHQ They didn’t need to drop the silver content. If they wanted to maintain honest money they could have simply allowed mild deflation, and potentially also smaller pure silver coins.
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Trump: Nobody cares about Tucker, Massie, or MTG
Trump: Nobody cares about Tucker, Massie, or MTG
Trump: Hey everyone, nobody cares about Tucker, Massie, or MTG
Trump: Seriously who is even talking about Tucker, Massie, or MTG?
If Trump really wanted to lower beef prices he would support Massie’s PRIME Act which allows individual states to permit local custom slaughterhouses to sell individual cuts of meat directly to consumers, restaurants, and grocery stores within that same state. But instead the Big Four major meat processors in America control over 85% of the market and consequently the cost of processing meat is high. But with Massie’s PRIME Act, small processors would be allowed to compete and would drive down costs. It would also help smaller meat producers to sell their beef to local markets.
And we need Country of Origin labeling for foreign imported and foreign processed meats. Americans deserve to know where the meat they are buying to feed themselves and their families is coming from, and we have the right to reject it based on its country of origin.
Both of these I cosponsored and are Republican sponsored bills, why won’t the Republican controlled Congress pass these bills?
Why won’t the Republican elected President support these legislations which are America First?
The answer is the Big Four meat processors and their well paid lobbyists roam the halls of congress and get to go to meetings and fundraisers at the White House and YOU don’t!
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Rothbard’s beef plan:
End the tariffs. End the subsidies. Dismantle the USDA. Remove barriers to local slaughterhouses and direct-to-consumer sales.
Beef doesn’t need another presidential “deal.” It needs Washington to get out of the pasture.
What a slap in the face to American cattlemen & consumers. Worse than socialism! Dumping foreign beef in U.S. markets can temporarily lower prices but it won’t incentivize American farmers to raise more beef. Bring back Country Of Origin Labels & pass my PRIME Act.