Silver #s and moar hit jobs

Hitting Ag again-going below $20 as predicted several times-this is just noise now as it got a bounce at just under $21 but it's low was $20.72 earlier in the London session-so they are trying to hide the NYMEX smackage and it even rose on that open-but we see you still.

Cap#1 current price as of post

2,835,405,000/ozs of Ag traded on the COMEX since May 2nd-see cap #2

https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/metals/precious/silver.volume.options.html#optionProductId=458

35,273.96/ozs in a metric ton and at 24,000 metric tons 2021 that gives you 846,575,040''' of Ag 'mined' -see cap #3 for 2005-2021

Some Perspective on the Ag 'trading' since May started and keep in mind that the annual production of mined Ag is represented below-and this is 'official' numbers so tread lightly with it.

Global silver mine production 2005-2021'

The estimated global production of silver in 2021 amounted to 24,000 metric tons. Production of this precious metal has remained relatively stable in the period of consideration. Humans have been mining and processing silver since antiquity. The three leading silver producing countries worldwide in 2020 were Mexico, Peru, and China. In that year Mexico produced 178.1 million ounces, Peru produced 109.7 million ounces, and China produced 108.6 million ounces. Fresnillo plc was the leading global silver mining company in 2020. The Mexico-based company produced 53.1 million ounces of silver that year. Their operational headquarters are in Mexico City, while their corporate headquarters are situated in London. 2020 marked a peak in the revenue generated by Fresnillo, amounting to more than 2.6 billion U.S. dollars. The second-largest silver mining company in the world in 2020 was KGHM Polska Miedz S.A.; a Polish based mining company.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/253293/silver-production-volume-worldwide/

it's dropped from the active catalog but you can find it via post # and in bread #20164

>>15945262 pb O.C.C Quarterly Derivatives Report Q4 2021-March25th, 2022 (Silver derivatives increase)

Some morning BRRRRRT

WRTHOG1 USAF A-10 west from Maxwell AFB, AL

2 GTMO's 842 and 845 inbound to Ft. Lauderdale int'l-these regular flights but included for posterity

Brazilian AF BRS027 Embraer E-135 departed JFK Int'l after arriving from Long Island MacArthur airport earlier and picking up Enrico Biancheri-see below

The Brazilians use that Airport after dropping off VIPs at JFK-seen them do this with Bolsanaro-don't wanna pay overnight gate charges at JFK prices.

This AC dropped off it's passenger (Dreyfus sugar director Enrico Biancheri) on 0506 then over to MacArthur Airport for it's depart to JFK and pick-up

Dreyfus sees larger Brazil shift to ethanol, warns of sugar shortage'

Global commodities trader Louis Dreyfus projected on Wednesday that Brazilian mills will divert a larger-than-expected amount of sugarcane to ethanol production due to high energy prices, causing a reduction in global sugar supplies. Dreyfus sugar director Enrico Biancheri said during the Citi ISO Datagro sugar conference in New York that Brazil's center-south (CS) mills would produce only 29 million tonnes of sugar in the new season that started in April, a view that would be in the low end of analysts' estimates so far. "At current prices the world is heading to a shortage of sugar, due to a ethanol-oriented crop in Brazil," Biancheri said, adding that sugar prices will need to rise to a premium over ethanol prices to cause an increase in sugar production. Brazil mills have certain flexibility to change cane allocation to sugar or ethanol, depending on market prices. Due to high energy prices, there was an expectation in the sugar market that mills would shift some cane to ethanol, but Dreyfus sees that shift as more drastic. As a comparison, U.S. broker and analyst StoneX projected on Tuesday that Brazil CS mills would produce 33.9 million tonnes of sugar, near 4 million tonnes above Dreyfus' estimate. Biancheri said that ethanol sales are currently giving mills a financial return that would be equivalent to a sugar price of 20.18 cents per pound. Sugar was trading on Wednesday on ICE at 18.54 cents/lb.

https://www.reuters.com/business/dreyfus-sees-larger-brazil-shift-ethanol-away-sugar-2022-05-11/

>>16260800

>>16260836

fuq off

>>16260860

you must be referring to the 'story' bro

>go back to reddit

>>16260927

it's shitty and burned crap.

Think it's 'better' that way

They have it delivered to them via Uber eats too.

Know someone who spends almost $60 a week on just that-can't even go get it theyselves

>>16260966

everybody like what they like- if it's brown water and you like it that wut you like

I get ya

make it muhself way cheaper

>>16260978, >>16260988

>they use municipal water out of the tap

Even the other places do the same.

I get you can't always make it yoself but I refuse to pay those pruces

>found da white rabbit in mine this morning

>>16261036

wut up muh nog

>>16260312 lb

Belgian AF BAF87 Falcon 7x stopped at Bucharest for about 75 minutes then NW-departed Pourdes, Pyrenees Airport earlier

LAGR223 USAF KC-135 tanker gonna go give RAF RRR7242 Rivet Joint a 'drink' soon

>>16261151 Belgian AF BAF87 Falcon 7x stopped at Bucharest for about 75 minutes then NW-departed Pourdes, Pyrenees Airport earlier

please add to pf

>>16261220

they don't have the blanks (planchettes)-not new story for them.

US Mint does this shit from time-to-time.

They are ran by some HR freak now

The 'law' says they have to secure them at any price but are not so that is why you see those premiums.

Stopped the Morgans for this year too.

>This suppression game has an expiration date, and this dog of all dogs will have its day.

abso-fuggen-lutely will

>>16261240

to add when it does go ballistic the culled/scratched or milky ones are not gonna make a difference imo

An oz of silver will be an ounce of silver

Even the numismatic ones in most cases