The Silver Academy will merge its Global Silver Report with Silver Institute’s World Silver Survey.
Silver Academy to Publish Global Silver Report Late April 2024
Backstory
Since October 2023, The Silver Academy has published 20 articles on Silver Use not reported by The Silver Institute.
These uses are:
- Military (bombs, shells, missiles, tanks, fighter jets, nukes, night vision goggles, communication devices, bullets, etc)
- Aerospace (satellites, rockets, spacecraft, lasers, drones, etc)
- Robotics and AI
- Heavy Machinery such as the ones used in heavy construction projects, mining, and the new project in New York tunneling between New Jersey and New York City
- Electric Trains (MagLev trains levitate through magnets, and Levitating trains fight friction. Electric trains also use Silver in printed circuit boards, switches, and other areas.)
- Hydrogen fuel cells ( cars, taxis, trucks, vans, ships, barges, ferries, yachts, boats, and HVAC) will surpass solar use possibly as early as 2027 since Silver kicked out platinum in the catalytic converter, Silver being 90 times cheaper.
- Then there are new solar panels whereby The Silver Institute didn’t bother to read the Specs written in Chinese.
- There are three types: PERC, TOPCon, and HJT. Moreover, double-sided panels, such as the new installation in UAE, are double-sided (capturing UV bouncing off desert sand and polar ice), thus twice the Silver.
- Plus Magnetic Resonating (MRIs at hospitals, other medical equipment, airports)
- Superconductors and Quantum computers
- Use in nuclear power plants.
- Use in transformers (conventional power plants)
The fact that our small team just published 12 areas ignored by Silver Institute proves that we need to consume another source, and that is why we are publishing the Global Silver Report the day after The Silver Institute publishes their problematic World Silver Survey.
The Silver Institute has terrible data, so we are responding with the Global Silver Report, which will also discuss Silver inventories with a design intent to be infinitely more helpful for industry members, investors, and the overall information age.
Moreover, The Silver Academy’s Global Silver Report will tie in the following business and societal elements:
- The environment
- Labor movements
- Government overreach (in the majority of cases)
- Government under-reach (in some cases)
- Subsidized silver jurisdictions
- Illicit mining (such as the Ponderosa incident a week ago)
- Artisan mining
- E-waste mining
We are publishing a disclaimer that this isn’t pointing the finger (necessarily).
Perhaps the Silver Institute inherited a methodology from the USGS that led to their poor science and sent their research in the wrong direction. Anything’s possible.
Nevertheless, unfortunately, the Silver Institute’s inaccurate reporting yielded a massive miss in their findings year after year after year …(and the common theme in all their reports follows the prevailing theme of underestimating Global Silver Demand.)
When the demand picture is not accurately documented, this leads to defacto price suppression because the market has no idea of supply vs demand inventory.
It’s a big problem when commodities are not priced correctly. For example, when the Biden regime drained the Strategic Petroleum reserves before the mid-term elections (a stunt to fool the villagers into believing that gas wasn’t rising), this interfered with the free market while also putting the villagers at risk for the time when you need the reserves (War, Weather, BlackSwan)
When citizens and investors are misled about inventories, it is a combination of gaslighting, lousy science, laziness, and incompetence ( like asking your realtor for a list of inventory in any city in the USA and having no clue as to homes available for sale.)
Added to the Global Silver Survey (Missing from the The Silver Institute annual survey)
The extent to which the US Federal Reserve and their client governments and militaries dig in to fight Silver’s price discovery.
- These data points will document paper silver transactions intended to smash down the silver price.
- Proof of manipulation such as massive short selling, spoofing etc.
- And links between bank board members and members of defense industry for purposes of reducing factory input pricing.
After all, The Federal reserve infect the population with inflation (paper out of thin air) i.e. issue their paper war bonds (US dollar), do not like competition, and fight it with the a five prong attack.
1.) Their client mainstream media sycophants.
2.) Taxation theft schemes.
3.) Use of police & military.
4.) Fractional Reserve banking.
5.) Issuing new debt and acting as “lender” and “buyer” of last resort. (Monetizing debt)
Now that the US dollar lost its gold peg in 1971 and its oil peg just months ago, the US dollar is buck naked, so expect the political class to launch more dastardly schemes to double down on their fiat tyranny.
PRO TIP
Think of USD/XAU and USD/XAG as foreign exchange trade rather than commodity trade. What they’re fighting is not us. They’re fighting the perceived weakness of the dollar. By manipulating the price of metals down, the value of USD seems higher. If the price of Gold and Silver were allowed to float freely, everyone would see the true (actual/absolute) value of the dollar for what it is. Nothing
Missing Silver: Where Did It All Go? Global Probe Exposes Shocking New Uses in Military, Space, AI, Robotics and High-Tech
Now, we are getting into The Heavy artillery.
I. Guided Bombs
II. Spacecraft
III. NGAD, Next Generation Air Dominance
IV. Drones
V. Nukes
Here is our first data dump (the first of many)
We are starting with missiles.
There is no one website where you can research how many missiles were made per SKU (product), but the average number I see is about 4,000 manufactured units per missile design. This is an abbreviated list because I want to have good conservative numbers.
Short list of missiles. 128, but the actual number is closer to 300, so we will split the difference and use 214.
- ADR-10 Raytheon
- ADR-11
- ADR-12
- ADR-7 Raytheon
- ADR-8 Revere (Tracor)
- ADR-9 Tracor
- ADM-144
- ADM-20 McDonnell
- ADM-160 Northrop Grumman (Teledyne Ryan) MALD
- ADM-20 Quail McDonnell
- ADM-141 TALD IMI (Brunswick)
- ADM-2 Genie Douglas AIR
- ADM-69 SRAM Boeing
- ADM-80 Viper Chrysler
- ADM-97 Seekbat General Dynamics
- ADM-98 R-Tern Teledyne Ryan
- AGM-12 Bullpup Martin
- AGM-119 Penguin Kongsberg
- AGM-120 AMRAAM Raytheon (Hughes)
- AGM-121 Pave Tiger/Seek Spinner Boeing CQM/CGM
- AGM-122 Sidearm Motorola
- AGM-123 Skipper II Emerson Electric
- AGM-124 Wasp Hughes
- AGM-129 ACM Raytheon (General Dynamics)
- AGM-132 ASRAAM MBDA (BAe Dynamics/Matra)
- AGM-133 Trident II Lockheed Martin
- AGM-134 Midgetman Martin Marietta
- AGM-135 ASAT Vought ASM
- AGM-136 Tacit Rainbow Northrop
- AGM-137 TSSAM Northrop
- AGM-138 Pave Cricket Boeing CEM
- AGM-139 Have Nap Rafael/Lockheed Martin
- AGM-140 ATACMS Lockheed Martin (LTV)
- AGM-142 Have Nap Rafael/Lockheed Martin
- AGM-143 RPVT ADM
- AGM-146 ADATS Oerlikon/Lockheed Martin MIM
- AGM-147 Exdrone BAI Aerosystems BQM
- AGM-148 Javelin Raytheon/Lockheed Martin
- AGM-149 UAV-SR / McDonnell Douglas Sky Owl PQM
- AGM-15 Roland Euromissile/Hughes/Boeing MIM
- AGM-150 UAV-SR PQM
- AGM-152 AAAM AIM
- AGM-153 AIM
- AGM-154 JSOW Raytheon (Texas Instruments)
- AGM-158 JASSM Lockheed Martin
- AGM-159 JASSM Boeing (McDonnell Douglas)
- AGM-16 Atlas General Dynamics (Convair) CGM/HGM
- AGM-160 Outlaw Griffon Aerospace MQM
- AGM-161 Griffin Raytheon
- AGM-162 Firebolt Teledyne Ryan AQM
- AGM-163 Coyote Orbital Sciences GQM
- AGM-164 ATACMS II Lockheed Martin MGM
- AGM-165 LASM Raytheon RGM
- AGM-166 LOSAT/KEM Lockheed Martin
- AGM-167 Skeeter Composite Engineering BQM
- AGM-168 ATACMS Block IVA Lockheed Martin
- AGM-169 JCM Lockheed Martin
- AGM-17 Standard ARM General Dynamics
- AGM-170 Outlaw Griffon Aerospace MQM
- AGM-171 Broadsword Griffon Aerospace MQM
- AGM-172 SRAW Lockheed Martin FGM
- AGM-176 Griffin Raytheon AGM/BGM
- AGM-177 Composite Engineering BQM
- AIM-1 Matador Martin MGM
- AIM-100
- AIM-101
- AIM-2 Terrier General Dynamics (Convair) RIM
- AIM-23 Hawk Raytheon MIM
- AIM-26 Falcon Hughes
- AIM-27 Sparrow Raytheon AIM/RIM
- AIM-28 Hound Dog North American
- AIM-3 Falcon Hughes
- AIM-32 Entac Aérospatiale (Nord) MGM
- AIM-4 Falcon Hughes
- AIM-47 Falcon Hughes
- AIM-5 Corporal JPL/Firestone MGM
- AIM-54 Phoenix Raytheon (Hughes)
- AIM-6 Falcon Hughes
- AIM-65 Maverick Raytheon (General Dynamics)
- AIM-68 Big Q Air Force Weapons Lab
- AIM-7 Sparrow Raytheon AIM/RIM
- AIM-8 Talos Bendix RIM
- AIM-9 Sidewinder Raytheon (Philco/G.E.)
- AIM-92 Raytheon (General Dynamics) FIM
- AIM-95 Agile Hughes
- AIM-96 Trident I Lockheed
- AIM-97 Seekbat General Dynamics
- AIM-98 R-Tern Teledyne Ryan
- AIM-99 LIM
- AIM-ASAT Martin Marietta AGM
- AQM-105
- AQM-106 Teleplane USAF FDL BQM
- AQM-107 Streaker Raytheon (Beech) MQM
- AQM-11 Jupiter Chrysler
- AQM-111 Firebrand Teledyne Ryan BQM
- AQM-113
- AQM-114 Skipper
- AQM-115 SLAT Martin Marietta AQM
- AQM-116
- AQM-117 Firefly Teledyne Ryan
- AQM-118
- AQM-119
- AQM-120 AMRAAM Raytheon (Hughes)
- AQM-121 Firebolt Teledyne Ryan
- AQM-122 Cardinal Beech
- AQM-123 Bulldog Texas Instruments
- AQM-127 Walleye Martin Marietta AGM
- AQM-128
- AQM-13
- AQM-130 Minuteman ERCS Boeing LEM
- AQM-132
- AQM-133
- AQM-134 Shrike Texas Instruments AGM
- AQM-135 Bulldog Texas Instruments AGM
- AQM-136
- AQM-137
- AQM-138 Firebee Teledyne Ryan
- AQM-139 AIM
- AQM-140
- AQM-141 Petrel Fairchild
- AQM-143 RPVT ADM
- AQM-144 Firefly Teledyne Ryan
- AQM-145 Peregrine Teledyne Ryan BQM
- AQM-146 TOW Raytheon (Hughes)
- AQM-147
- AQM-148 B-Gull Boeing GQM
- AQM-149 UAV-SR / McDonnell Douglas Sky Owl PQM
- AQM-150 UAV-SR PQM
- AQM-151 Pointer AeroVironment