>A group of Chinese companies are investigating why a commodities storage site in northern China is holding only one third of the copper concentrate they were financing-
>The group has a total claim on 300,000 tons of concentrate worth about 5 billion yuan ($740 million), but there’s only 100,000 tons at the depot, the people said. That puts the dollar value of the missing material at about $490 million.
Never existed in the first place. It was only real in a conman's sales pitch.
Isaiah Edwards
>Where did it all go? It was never there, moron. You don't know the first thing about the economy. >w-where's all the stuff to back up fiat money/securities/futures????
Jason Davis
romanians are in china?
Hunter Brown
There is only one "capital commodity" that matters. One. And you won't like what it is. >investor confidence Remove that and all markets crash by 90%, to their actual, factual, real-world value. >muh bubbles What are you? Babby?
crazy that people still do business with the chinese when scams like this happen 10x more often than anywhere else
Dylan Howard
That’s 14,300 truckloads… someone would of noticed the trucks if it was stolen
Aaron Gonzalez
these are the people were supposed to be afraid of?
Angel Bennett
2000 train loads at 100tons per train
David Edwards
No...that copper newer exists anywhere else than on paper. You can sell copper option to future but you have deliver real thing at some point.
Idea simple this
I sell you 1 million units of copper at price x and promise deliver them after 6 months..so I have to mine them or buy somewhere else cheaper than I sold them. Otherwise I am fucked.
So they are now fucked.
Grayson Allen
It was to repay the goddess Diana $500 trillion in silver, no doubt.
Evan Young
fucking /thread
Isaac Thomas
293,933 rickshaw loads to move 200,000 tons
Landon Jackson
hashtag coppersqueeze wrong metal retards
Daniel Foster
it was sold by a corrupt offical, same happens with their corn stocks everything in china is fake and the numbers are the fakest
Connor Diaz
26,666 loads in the new electric f-150. Wouldn’t get very far
Robert Nelson
Guess deposit fires don't work on metals.
Hunter Peterson
How about America’s gold? I expect ours are mostly deplated.