Beiträge von Blue Horseshoe

da gabs kürzlich noch einen zweiten guten artikel auf deutsch:

Top-Klimaforscherin: Krise einer “globalen Erwärmung” ist eine Erfindung
Eine der einflussreichsten Klimawissenschaftlerin der Welt hat mit einem brisanten Geständnis aufhorchen lassen und die Öffentlichkeit gewarnt, dass die Behauptungen über eine “Krise” im Zusammenhang mit der so genannten “globalen Erwärmung” “erfunden” sind. Judith A. Curry ist eine amerikanische Klimatologin und ehemalige Vorsitzende der School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences am Georgia Institute of Technology.

https://tkp.at/2023/08/11/top-…rmung-ist-eine-erfindung/

Zitat von Seeadler

In Afrika ist die Position des Westens stärker als in Osteuropa!

abwarten, was ist mit algerien, ägypten und südafrika... ? werden die nur zusehen? und was ist mit den tuareg die den "rebellen" unterstützung zugesagt haben? dazu ist ein großteil der bevölkerung in den restlichen, einer militärintervention unterstützender ecowas staaten nicht unbedingt erfreut von einem militärischem einsatz...

https://k92mining.com/news/k92…3-q2-financial-resu-5791/

K92 Mining Announces Strong 2023 Q2 Financial Results – Significant Cash Balance Increase and Low Cash & All-In Sustaining Costs

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Aug. 10, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- K92 Mining Inc. (“K92” or the “Company”) (TSX: KNT; OTCQX: KNTNF) is pleased to announce financial results for the three months ended June 30, 2023.

Production

• Strong quarterly production of 30,794 ounces gold equivalent (“AuEq”) ^{(1) (2)} or 27,405 oz gold, 1,526,547 lbs copper and 34,001 oz silver, representing an 18% increase from Q2 2022 and 43% increase from Q1 2023.
• Cash costs of US$597/oz gold ⁽²⁾ and all-in sustaining costs (“AISC”) of US$975/oz gold ⁽²⁾, notably better than the annual guidance of US$620-680/oz gold cash costs⁽²⁾ and US$1,180 to US$1,300/oz gold AISC ⁽²⁾.
• Strong metallurgical recoveries of 92.4% for gold and 92.8% for copper, representing the highest quarterly recoveries since Q4 2021 for both gold and copper, following the successful completion of the final upgrade for the Stage 2A Plant Expansion in May, the rougher flotation expansion.
• Quarterly ore processed of 112,471 tonnes or 1,236 tonnes per day (“tpd”) at a grade of 9.23 g/t AuEq or 8.20 g/t gold, 0.66% copper and 11.56 g/t silver and ore tonnes mined of 109,155 tonnes or 1,200 tpd. Total ore tonnes processed and total mined material (ore and waste) increased 3% and 17% from Q2 2022, respectively.

Financials

• Cash position of US$95.6 million as of June 30, 2023, increasing US$6.9 million quarter-over-quarter, while remaining debt-free. During the quarter, $22.0 million was spent on property, plant and equipment and a Company record, US$6.3 million in exploration and evaluation expenditures.
• Revenue of US$51.8 million, increasing 39% from Q2 2022.
• Net earnings of US$8.8 million or $0.04 per share, increasing 71% from Q2 2022.
• Sales of 28,141 oz gold, 1,657,115 lbs copper and 36,253 oz silver. Gold concentrate and doré inventory of 2,398 oz as of June 30, 2023, a decrease of 895 oz over the prior quarter.
• Operating cash flow (before working capital adjustments) for the three months ended June 30, 2023, of US$16.2 million or US$0.07 per share, and earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (“EBITDA”) ⁽²⁾ of US$21.6 million or US$0.09 per share.

Growth

• A major milestone achieved in May with the completion of the Stage 2A Plant Expansion to 500,000 tonnes per annum (“tpa”) following the commissioning of the final upgrade, the rougher flotation expansion. Post-commissioning, the process plant continues to perform well, delivering a significant increase to metallurgical recoveries. Recoveries for June were 93.0% for gold and 92.9% for copper. As mentioned above, Q2 recoveries averaged 92.4% for gold and 92.8% for copper, representing the highest quarterly recoveries since Q4 2021 for both gold and copper, and significantly higher than the 2022 average of 90.4% for gold and 90.5% for copper. The performance of the process plant to date continues to demonstrate the potential to ultimately exceed the Stage 2A Expansion name-plate of 500,000 tpa.

• Strong results from 62 diamond drill holes were reported from underground and surface at Kora, Kora South, Judd, Judd South and Kora Northern Deeps. The results demonstrated multiple high-grade results, including the discovery of high-grade mineralization at the J2 Vein to the South. The J2 Vein is not part of the current resource. Highlights from the J2 Vein include:
  
  
  • KUDD0040 recording 2.40 m at 345.36 g/t AuEq from the J2 Vein at Judd South,
  • KUDD0045 recording 11.20 m at 12.69 g/t AuEq from the J2 Vein at Judd South, and
  • KUDD0043 recording 3.80 m at 10.19 g/t AuEq from the J2 Vein at Judd South.
    

    
    

    Other highlights include:
    

  • KODD0036 recording 5.00 m at 161.57 g/t AuEq from the J1 Vein
  • KUDD0043 recording 6.20 m at 26.52 g/t AuEq from the J1 Vein at Judd South,
  • JDD0178 recording 6.36 m at 23.07 g/t AuEq from the J1 Vein, and
  • KUDD0041 recording 3.20 m at 11.27 g/t AuEq from the K2 Vein and 1.80 m at 16.45 g/t AuEq from the J1 Vein.
    

    
    

    Drilling also intersected a dilatant zone:
    

  • KUDD0040 recording 22.00 m at 5.14 g/t AuEq within a substantial 57.80 m at 2.73 g/t AuEq from the J1 Vein (see May 24, 2023 press release).

  
  

• Significant advance of the twin incline in Q2 with incline #2 (6m x 6.5m) advanced to 2,447 metres and #3 (5m x 5.5m) advanced to 2,506 metres as of June 30, 2023. Overall mine development during the quarter of 2,173 metres. The twin incline advance is ahead of schedule and as a result we expect first ore to be mined at Kora at depth in Q4, establishing a major new mining front at depth that will provide a significant boost to operational flexibility as 2024 progresses. We note that this area was not included in the 2023 budget and it is being mined earlier as a result of strong development advance rates.

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Zitat von pekoeu

Falls es jemand übersehen hat:

der war gut

Middle East Deal : Huge Investments in Nuclear Power Coming
https://greeninvesting.co/2023…stments-in-nuclear-power/

Fossil fuel-rich oil and gas Middle East nations are ready to invest untold billions in massive new nuclear power fleets and a US-Saudi-Israel deal is set to spark a nuclear energy boom in the region.
Saudi Arabia and the UAE are set to build out significant nuclear energy projects in coming years and a major deal being worked on right now will be the catalyst.
The WSJ today reports the deal between Washington, Riyadh and Jerusalem involves a number of layers, with nuclear energy technology cooperation, financing and uranium supply being a major tentpole.
Saudi Arabia in particular wants the “U.S. help them develop a civilian nuclear program and offer ironclad security guarantees,” the WSJ said.
The Financial Times wrote the deal would be “one of the most significant deals in recent Middle East geopolitical history, delivering Israel the prize of diplomatic relations with one of leaders of the Sunni Muslim world and the custodian of Islam’s two holiest sites.
“For Biden, it would constitute a foreign policy victory just as he intensifies his bid for re-election in 2024. And it would satisfy a strategic ambition for the US as it contends with priorities elsewhere.”
The Saudi government has been set on building out a nuclear power industry with or without the US, however a deal with D.C would mean guarantees the Kingdom would not develop a nuclear weapon, as Israel worries.
Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen wrote a lengthy opinion piece in the WSJ outlining his government’s position.
Why Does Saudi Want Nuclear?
In recent months and years, Saudi leaders “have stepped up their plans for developing peaceful nuclear energy”.
The Kingdom has also said it wants to commit to global climate goals with a target for “net zero” greenhouse gas emissions by 2060 – despite some US$311 billion per year in fossil fuel exports.
Saudi Arabia is also investing in strategic stakes of critical minerals supply chains globally.
“The Saudis had inviting technical bids to the planned construction of two 1.4 gigawatt-electric nuclear reactors and restating the kingdom’s intention to use domestic uranium resources for producing low-enriched uranium as nuclear fuel,” The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists recently wrote
Saudi Arabia has massive ambitions for a much larger society and needs more long-term, reliable energy supplies.
The country also needs more low-cost energy for its vast desalination activities for water resources and agriculture.
There are many complexities to any deal being done, however, the news is a massive development in the global nuclear energy renaissance that is just starting to take place.
Analysts Herald New Nuclear Era
Energy analyst Mark Nelson said Saudi Arabia would be able to use nuclear energy to unleash ambitious plans to build a larger society in the desert.
“A large nuclear fleet would lower the breakeven oil cost needed for Saudi Arabia to fund its society, as much lower internal consumption of cheaply-produced hydrocarbons would be required,” he said.
“If you build nuclear now it runs for generations. Coastlines mean few limitations on how much nuclear capacity you can operate, as there’s unlimited cooling water.
“Heat is not an issue either for the same reason. You can blend nuclear heat/electricity with hydrocarbons to undercut the price of any idiotic attempt at a “hydrogen economy” by nations without either fossil fuel supplies or nuclear energy.”
UAE and South Korea Nuclear Partnership
Meanwhile, the United Arab Emirates and South Korea are in talks to build even more nuclear energy power plants and partner to build and finance reactors elsewhere in the world, sources report.
The UAE recently commissioned a massive new nuclear power plant, which now provides around 25% of the UAE’s energy needs.
According to the government and nuclear industry sources, Korea Electric Power Corp. (KEPCO), Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co., and the Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation, the ordering body, held a virtual meeting to discuss a partnership on the construction of the fifth and sixth units at the Barakah Nuclear Power Plant, Pulse News Korea reported.
Multiple sources familiar with the project said soil preparation work has been partially completed at the construction site.
Both sides are expected to settle the details following further negotiations.
South Korea is set to build two additional units estimated at 20 trillion won (US$15.3 billion).
Both Korea and UAE have demonstrated a strong desire for the project, sources said.
The countries have also been working together to provide the skills and capacity for other countries to build nuclear energy, to meet decarbonisation goals.

Sweden All In On Nuclear Energy, Dumps Renewable Target
Sweden is going all in on nuclear power.
The nation, led by centre-right coalition government and Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson is scrapping a renewable target of 100% and is instead going to build 10 new nuclear reactors.
The government is passing legislation that currently limits the number of nuclear power plants and will spend billions on new capacity over the next three decades.
“The climate transition requires a doubling of the electricity production in the coming 20 years,” Climate Minister Romina Pourmokhtari told a press conference this week.
Earlier this year Sweden joined 11 other European Union members to a group of nations called the Nuclear Alliance.
Sweden currently operates three nuclear power plants generating 30% of the nation’s energy needs.
“We need more electricity production, we need clean electricity and we need a stable energy system,” Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson told media earlier in the year.
Sweden was well on its way to being a major nuclear energy nation, however, anti-nuclear politics in the 20th Century meant Sweden shuts down 6 reactors, after a 1980 non-binding referendum to phase out nuclear power passed.
Pourmokhtari said Sweden would now build 10 new conventional reactors by 2045.
The Minister said renewable energy was not able to meet current needs.
Sweden may turn to France to help it achieve its goals.
“I am completely open to France being one of the countries that will ensure that Sweden has more nuclear power ,” Prime Minister Kristersson said during a meeting with French President Marcron this year.

https://greeninvesting.co/2023…y-dumps-renewable-target/

Zitat von Wandor

n-tv.de/wirtschaft/Das-deutsch…nzen-article24313143.html

was für ein bullshit:

"Doch die Probleme des deutschen Wirtschaftsmodells sind groß. Das drängendste von ihnen ist die schnelle Umsetzung der Energiewende. Bezahlbare Energie ist eine wesentliche Voraussetzung für die Wettbewerbsfähigkeit der Industrie - die schon vor dem Ende der russischen Gaslieferungen mit die höchsten Stromkosten in Europa stemmen musste."

hier wird bewusst verschwiegen und gelogen was eine der haupt-ursachen, neben den ru sanktionen und dem sprengen der nord stream pipelines ist. die "energiewende" ist schlicht nicht in der lage günstige energie bereitzustellen.

Uganda picks Russia, South Korea to build two nuclear plants with total 15,000MW capacity

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has revealed that Russia and South Korea have been selected to build two nuclear power plants (NPPs) that would generate a total of over 15,000MW amid concerns over low demand in the country, Anadolu Agency reports.

Surveys by the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development concluded in 2014 showed that Uganda had about 52,000 square kilometres of uranium deposits across its regions of Buganda, Tooro, Karagwe-Ankole and Lake Albert that could supply the planned NPPs.

“The nuclear project comes at a critical time when nations are dealing with how to ensure energy security for socio-economic development,” Museveni at a coffee summit in Kampala on Tuesday (August 8), noting that negotiations with Russia and South Korea have concluded, without offering details.

According to the Daily Monitor, NNP units of 7000MW and 8400MW are planned, but a timeline for their construction has not been set and funding has yet to be secured. Museveni did not say which countries, or companies, would build the respective units.

Uganda and Russia announced on the sidelines of the Russia-Africa forum in St. Petersburg last month that they had agreed to build a nuclear power plant. At the time, Museveni noted the great potential in the production of phosphates and ammonia and invited Russian companies like Rosatom to participate in this production.

Uganda has also signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP) to cooperate in the design, construction and operation of NPPs. Uganda has also signed a deal with China under which the China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) will help it build capacity in the use of atomic energy.

In early March, Museveni said the country should start generating at least 1,000MW from nuclear power by 2031 as it moves to diversify its sources of electricity and accelerate its energy transition.

Uganda plans to export electricity generated by the NPPs to underserved countries in the region including the DR Congo, South Sudan and Chad.

Earlier this year, Minister for Energy Ruth Nankabirwa said while Uganda has a peak production capacity of 1,378MW, its peak consumption is 900MW. However, part of the problem is low connectivity, especially in rural areas.

A 2021 household survey by the Uganda Bureau of Statistics found that the national electricity access rate had reached 57%, comprising 19% and 38% on-grid and off-grid connections, respectively.

The low connectivity in Uganda and the region, in general, may offer justification for the planned 15,000MW nuclear generation. Despite huge hydropower potential, Museveni has said dams cannot be relied upon in the long term due to uncertainties around climate change.

Currently, South Africa has the only operational nuclear power plant on the continent while Russia's state-owned energy corporation Rosatom last year started construction on Egypt's first nuclear plant.
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Der ugandische Präsident Yoweri Museveni hat bekannt gegeben, dass Russland und Südkorea für den Bau von zwei Kernkraftwerken (KKW) ausgewählt wurden, die insgesamt über 15.000 MW erzeugen würden, wie die Agentur Anadolu berichtet.

Untersuchungen des Ministeriums für Energie und mineralische Entwicklung, die 2014 abgeschlossen wurden, haben gezeigt, dass Uganda über 52.000 Quadratkilometer Uranvorkommen in den Regionen Buganda, Tooro, Karagwe-Ankole und Lake Albert verfügt, die die geplanten AKWs versorgen könnten.

"Das Atomprojekt kommt zu einer kritischen Zeit, in der sich die Nationen mit der Frage beschäftigen, wie sie die Energiesicherheit für die sozioökonomische Entwicklung gewährleisten können", sagte Museveni am Dienstag (8. August) auf einem Kaffeegipfel in Kampala und wies darauf hin, dass die Verhandlungen mit Russland und Südkorea abgeschlossen seien, ohne Einzelheiten zu nennen.

Nach Angaben des Daily Monitor sind NNP-Blöcke mit einer Leistung von 7000 und 8400 MW geplant, aber ein Zeitplan für deren Bau wurde noch nicht festgelegt und die Finanzierung muss noch gesichert werden. Museveni sagte nicht, welche Länder oder Unternehmen die jeweiligen Blöcke bauen werden.

Uganda und Russland gaben am Rande des Russland-Afrika-Forums in St. Petersburg im vergangenen Monat bekannt, dass sie sich auf den Bau eines Kernkraftwerks geeinigt haben. Damals wies Museveni auf das große Potenzial der Phosphat- und Ammoniakproduktion hin und lud russische Unternehmen wie Rosatom ein, sich an dieser Produktion zu beteiligen.

Uganda hat auch eine Absichtserklärung mit Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP) unterzeichnet, um bei der Produktion von Phosphat und Ammoniak zusammenzuarbeiten.

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https://intellinews.com/uganda…?source=sub-sahara-africa

Zitat von Edel Man

Seit einiger Zeit warte ich darauf, diese Preziose aufstocken -- Wenn nicht jetzt, wann denn? Habe kurzerhand in D zugekauft.

ja... ich habe zwar vor dem tief angefangen meine position zurückzukaufen.. aber recht regelmäßig. mittlerweile ist auch meine ehemalige first majestic position in nfg investiert.
mal sehen wie lange sie noch relativ preiswert zu haben sind - ich hoffe nur das eric sprott und palisade als ankeraktionäre das volle potential entfalten und mit dafür sorgen nfg in produktion bringen

New Found Intercepts 167 g/t Au Over 4.70M at Iceberg

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230809901000/en/

• 167 g/t Au over 4.70m in NFGC-23-1157 was intersected 32m down dip of previously reported 19.6 g/t Au over 5.25m in NFGC-23-1217 (May 31, 2023) and 125m along strike to the south of previously reported 105 g/t Au over 27.05m in NFGC-23-1210 (June 5, 2023) at Iceberg. This interval is interpreted to be close to true width and occurs at a vertical depth of 170m demonstrating strong high-grade gold continuity down-dip at depth (Figures 1-5).

• The Iceberg-Iceberg East segment is defined over a strike length of 665m, with high-grade gold mineralization starting at surface and currently extended to a vertical depth of 170m. Minimal exploration work has been completed below 200m vertical depth with the deepest drilling completed to date intersecting the structure and gold mineralization at 270m vertical.

• Iceberg and Iceberg East remain open in all directions and drilling is ongoing to expand along strike and to depth with several intervals currently pending assay results.

Zitat von Blue Horseshoe

im gegensatz dazu, wie vielen menschen, gerade jungen! haben diese impfungen das leben "versaut".

Cardiovascular Assessment up to One Year After COVID-19 Vaccine–Associated Myocarditis
https://www.ahajournals.org/do…CIRCULATIONAHA.123.064772

[Blockierte Grafik: https://www.ahajournals.org/cms/asset/702bef4a-ecc2-4cdb-983b-f223f751df19/circulationaha.123.064772.fp.png]

Dr. Peter McCullough dazu:

“Serious cases of COVID-19 vaccine-induced myocarditis are not resolved by cardiac MRI at one year of followup in the majority of cases. At some point, we must assume that late gadolinium enhancement represents a scar or permanent damage”

“COVID-19 vaccines should be pulled from the market immediately until further notice. Large-scale research programs should be commissioned immediately on subclinical and clinical COVID-19 vaccine induced myocarditis with initial aims at risk stratification and mitigation for cardiac arrest.”

"Schwere Fälle von COVID-19-Impfstoff-induzierter Myokarditis sind in der Mehrzahl der Fälle nach einem Jahr Nachbeobachtungszeit nicht durch kardiale MRT abgeklärt. Ab einem gewissen Punkt müssen wir davon ausgehen, dass die späte Gadoliniumanreicherung eine Narbe oder einen dauerhaften Schaden darstellt.

"COVID-19-Impfstoffe sollten sofort und bis auf Weiteres vom Markt genommen werden. Es sollten sofort groß angelegte Forschungsprogramme zur subklinischen und klinischen COVID-19-Impfstoff-induzierten Myokarditis in Auftrag gegeben werden, die zunächst auf die Risikostratifizierung und -minderung für einen Herzstillstand abzielen."

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Zitat von Edel Man

Diesem sollten mal Sanktionen einiger kritischer Mineralien verordnet werden ---

Nahezu sämtliche Industriezeweige der Kriegsnation brächen ein.

das sind auch keine abhängigkeiten die sich innerhalb kurzer zeiten lösen lassen....

derweil, januar-july trade turnover russland & china +36,5% - 134,1 mrd usd.
im selben zeitraum china - usa -15,4%

Zitat von museo del oro

Menschen die an Corona gestorben sind
Menschen die an den Impfungen gestorben sind
Menschen die an Long Covid leiden
Menschen die an Impfschaeden leiden

Aber niemand soll behaupten den Heiligen Gral zu besitzen

mal im ernst,

wie viele menschen sind wirklich an corona gestorben?
in welchen altersgruppen und mit welchen vorerkrankungen.
im gegensatz dazu, wie vielen menschen, gerade jungen! haben diese impfungen das leben "versaut".

siehe als eines unter hundert beispielen
https://www.unibas.ch/en/News-…-booster-vaccination.html

We recorded elevated cardiac troponin levels in a higher percentage of vaccinated individuals than expected. From the previous passive observation of severe cases, it had been concluded that around 35 out of 1,000,000 vaccinated individuals would develop myocarditis. In our study, we found evidence of temporary mild damage to cardiac cells in 22 of the 777 participants – 2.8% instead of the anticipated 0.0035%. So there’s slight damage to heart muscle cells in almost 3% of the cases, which shouldn’t be overestimated, but also not ignored.

Wir haben bei einem höheren Prozentsatz der geimpften Personen als erwartet erhöhte kardiale Troponinwerte festgestellt. Aus der früheren passiven Beobachtung schwerer Fälle war geschlossen worden, dass etwa 35 von 1.000.000 geimpften Personen eine Myokarditis entwickeln würden. In unserer Studie fanden wir bei 22 der 777 Teilnehmer Hinweise auf vorübergehende leichte Schäden an den Herzzellen - 2,8 % statt der erwarteten 0,0035 %. In fast 3 % der Fälle kommt es also zu einer leichten Schädigung der Herzmuskelzellen, was nicht überbewertet, aber auch nicht ignoriert werden sollte.
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"nicht überbewerten" ist hier ein schlechter witz, da dies eine tragische und unumkehrbare entwicklung für jeden betroffenen ist. herzmuskelzellen regenerieren sich normalerweise nicht mal eben...

und dann kommen noch all die anderen (möglichen)nebenwirkungen

Zitat von woernie

Ja und ? Der Chart zeigt (vermeintlich) einen kontinuierlichen Aufwärtstrend. Aber darin immer wieder preisliche Seitwärtsphasen von mehr als einhundert Jahren !!! So gesehen ist die „Preisstabilität“ der letzten 40/50 Jahre ja nichts außergewöhnliches.(Guggst Du 1625 - 1825 , oder 1800 - 1950 )

ja und? hab ich mich in dem post auf deinen bezogen, oder etwas dazu geschrieben? ich habe lediglich, einen langfristigen chartverlauf(zum thema crb) geteilt - ohne eine wertung/meinung zu äußern - nachdem ich diesen auch ohne kommentar für informativ erachte.

https://www.arborresearch.com jim bianco

&
https://cycles.org/

The chart uses the following series (plotted monthly):

[*] 1749 to date: The Wholesale Price Index (now called the Producer Price Index) as calculated by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
[*] 1749 to 1861: Statistical Tables of Commodity Prices from: Wholesale Commodity Prices in the
United States, 1700 to 1861, by Arthur Harrison Cole (Harvard University Press, 1938)
[*] 1749 to 1932: The Warren And Pearson Index of Commodity prices in
New York, by George F. Warren and Frank A. Pearson (Wiley, 1933)
[*] 1782 to 1820: Jeavons Index compiled in 1865
[*] 1821 to 1929: Sauerback-Statist Index of Commodities in England The
following commodity prices (start date): Gold and Silver (1749), Platinum (1938), Copper (1784), Crude Oil (1859), Heating
Oil (1923), Gasoline (1920), Lumber (1890), Wheat (1749), Corn (1749), Soybeans (1914), Cattle
(1749), Hogs (1749) and Pork Bellies (1949).
[*] 1956/57 to date: The monthly average of CRB BRIDGE futures index as calculated by the Commodity Research Bureau.
[*] 1450 to 1956: A “Reversed Engineered” CRB using the wholesale/Producer Price Index and 11

commodities as calculated by the Foundation For The Study Of Cycles. (The correlation between
this index and the “real” CRB BRIDGE since 1957 is well over 95%).

der deal( https://www.reuters.com/market…irm-statement-2023-07-30/ ) zwischen dem saudi wealth fond(ma`aden/pif) und vale scheint in trockenen tüchern zu sein...

Zitat von Weizenbiertrinker

Aaaach habt euch nicht so.
Nach dem letzten Surfurlaub muss ich die nächste Woche mal wieder

youtube.com/watch?v=frEADoMeFbU

du heißt also rodrigo koxa ?

Zitat von blackpearl

Hat jemand konkrete Modellempfehlungen für eine von Hand betriebene Kaffeemühle und einen von Hand betriebenen Fleischwolf?

kann den anderen nur beipflichten...
ich wurste ja selbst viel, inkl edelschimmel-salami(alles durch den wolf) daher hatte das mit einem erbstück mal probiert... einen handbetriebenen fleischwolf wirst du einmal verwenden und dann lässt du ihn für den "notfall" irgendwo rumliegen

zur kaffemühle, welcher mahlgrad?

diese https://www.amazon.de/SILBERTH…91249326&s=kitchen&sr=1-2
hatte jemand für die hütte bestellt - tut seinen zweck ist aber auch keine zassenhaus...

pörsönlich würde ich mir hier
https://www.zassenhaus.com/produkte/kaffee/

eine aussuchen - habe zwei(erbstücke & geschenk), sind so gut wie unkaputtbar...

US Department of Energy adds copper to critical minerals list

https://www.mining.com/us-depa…o-critical-minerals-list/

Zitat von Tomster

China konsumiert gerundet 50 Prozent aller wichtigen Industrierohstoffe aber die USA sollen die größte/zweitgrößte Wirtschaft der Welt haben?

wie edel schon schrieb, wie betrachtet, eben nicht anhand von kaufkraft-parität[(kkp) - purchasing power parity(ppp).

die industrielle basis chinas ist mittlerweile so groß wie die der usa & europas kombiniert.

es wäre an der zeit, die aufgeblähten finanzsektoren aus der berechnung zu entfernen.