Click precious metals. You will see platinum and palladium. How can there be more palladium than platinum when palladium is 15 times more rare ? No way is that right.
You brought up a really good point. In a little further digging, the detail is supported by industrial reporting. Statista has a few charts. My opinion would be that the production and reserves aren't based on supply and rarity, but on industrial demand. What's strange is that the production isn't increasing at all. With the prices increasing, the resource collectors are incentivized in the direction the economy 'demands.' Unfortunately, the economic signals are sometimes from artificial intervention. Namely, EPA, ESG, EVs, etc. There are mixed messages coming from the regulation in the auto industry about the future of ICEs and it seems that the miners are choosing status quo.
@@matthewswealthmanagement9788 Something is wrong for sure. It comes out of the ground 15:1 and that is what the numbers should reflect but don't at all.
I am hooked on the clock and want to learn more about it...
35 trillion, 12 billion today!
What do you think about when it blanked out and re set the other day with the scripture? Who runs this site?
Who do they say runs it and who actually runs it and wtf is up with the twitter page thats now up
Okay...we're at 33.473 T now
Now it has a Secret Window . Look please
Almost 35 Triliion now
Click precious metals. You will see platinum and palladium. How can there be more palladium than platinum when palladium is 15 times more rare ? No way is that right.
You brought up a really good point. In a little further digging, the detail is supported by industrial reporting. Statista has a few charts.
My opinion would be that the production and reserves aren't based on supply and rarity, but on industrial demand. What's strange is that the production isn't increasing at all. With the prices increasing, the resource collectors are incentivized in the direction the economy 'demands.' Unfortunately, the economic signals are sometimes from artificial intervention. Namely, EPA, ESG, EVs, etc. There are mixed messages coming from the regulation in the auto industry about the future of ICEs and it seems that the miners are choosing status quo.
@@matthewswealthmanagement9788 Something is wrong for sure. It comes out of the ground 15:1 and that is what the numbers should reflect but don't at all.
Its on up one billion in one month, your avina turkish mate.
I subbed and it unsubbed me becarful youtube picks and chooses
^^^^^^ =
33.000000000000 U.S.D.
IN DEBT. Or
BOOM
You mean 33.4 T?
@@freelikesummer931
It's moving fast.
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33.883 trillion 12-3-2023