Der langsame Tod der traditionellen Medien

Hierzu ein informative Grafik von Visual Capitalist, die auf die großen Veränderungen in der Medienbranche eingeht. In 2019 werden die digitalen Medien vermutlich auch den Spitzenplatz unter den größten Werbemärkten einnehmen..

Quelle: visualcapitalist.com

OPEC: Visualisierung der Erdöl-Ströme

Der aktuelle Öl-Förderrate der OPEC-Staaten bewegt sich wieder nahe einem 8-Jahreshoch. Hierzu eine spannende Übersicht über den gewaltigen Einfluss auf den Weltmarkt:

Drei Top-Gründe für Gold-Investments in 2016

Visual Capitalist publiziert diese Woche eine neue, lesenswerte Info-Grafik über das gelbe Metall:

Quelle: visualcapitalist.com

Visualisierung der wertvollsten Substanzen der Welt nach Gewicht

Informativer Beitrag von ValueWalk.

Quelle: http://www.valuewalk.com/2016/01/the-most-valuable-substances-by-weight-infographic/

Quelle: http://www.valuewalk.com/2016/01/the-most-valuable-substances-by-weight-infographic/

Kupfer: Brisante Angebotslage könnte den "Perfect Storm" für Kupferfirmen in der Zukunft kreieren

Hierzu eine weitere, sehr gute Info-Grafik von VisualCapitalist - Link zum großen Bild: http://www.visualcapitalist.com/the-looming-copper-supply-crunch/

INFOGRAPHIC: The looming copper supply crunch

Visual Capitalist | June 23, 2015

The market for copper is equal to approximately $120 billion each year, which rivals that of even iron ore.

This huge market exists because people need the red metal for technology, infrastructure, and automobiles. However, there is a problem: a large supply deficit of 10 million tonnes is expected by 2028.

In this infographic, we examine long-term trends and the outlook for copper supply..

Link: http://www.mining.com/web/infographic-the-looming-copper-supply-crunch/

Quelle: visualcapitalist.com

Die Entwicklung des Wohlstands der Nationen über 2000 Jahre

Coole Visualisierung - credit to Zerohedge:

Quelle: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-06-15/visualizing-wealth-nations-over-2000-years

Visualisierung des weltweiten Silber-Angebots

Informative Übersicht von Visual Capitalist featured by Zerohedge:

Visualizing Who Controls The World's Silver Supply?

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 02/25/2015 20:30 -0500

Within the Earth’s crust, there is 1 gram of silver for every 12.5 tonnes of earth (27,600 lbs). This makes silver very difficult to find. To understand silver supply, we must first discover how economic silver deposits form.

Silver is typically mined as a byproduct in polymetallic deposits with a variety of metals. Other key metals found in these ores include lead, zinc, gold, and copper. These deposits can form in many different ways:

1. Volcanogenic Massive Sulphide (VMS) deposits are formed at or near the sea floor by underwater volcanic activity. They can be a significant source of copper, zinc, lead, gold, and silver.
2. Carbonate hosted deposits are known specifically as Mississippi Valley and Irish types with limestone and dolomite as the most common host rocks. Zinc-lead content is usually 5-10% with concentrations of silver and copper present.
3. Sedimentary exhalative (Sedex) deposits are formed by release of ore-bearing hydrothermal fluids into water, resulting in the precipitation of metals such as lead, zinc, silver, copper, and gold.
4. Intrusion related deposits relate to skarns, veins, mantos, high sulphidation, or other related types of deposits. Intrusions are when liquid rock (magma) forms under the Earth’s surface and slowly pushes up into spaces it can find, sometimes pushing country rock away.
5. Epithermal deposits are created close to surface and are deposited by hot fluids. These occur typically in areas where magmas are able to move high in the Earth’s crust. Gold, silver, copper, and other metals are found in epithermal deposits.

Silver occurs in many different types of deposits, and in 2013 silver was mined as the primary metal 29% of the time.

The total amount of silver mined in global history is enough to create a 52m cube. The amount of silver available to the market each year depends chiefly on mine production and scrap metal recycling. In 2013, silver scrap reached its lowest levels since 2001 to 5,966 tonnes, or under 20% of supply.

Silver is most often mined from polymetallic deposits. There are different types spread out through the world, but silver supply is increasingly coming from North and South America and primary silver miners..

Link: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-02-25/visualizing-who-controls-worlds-silver-supply

Quelle: zerohedge.com, visualcapitalist.com

CEO.CA: Canaccord’s Joe Mazumdar über Gold Mining und lukrative Goldprojekte

Nette Informationen inkl. Grafik aus einem jüngsten Bericht von Cannacord Genuity's Joe Mazumdar, kommentiert von CEO.CA:

These Are The Gold Projects You Want To Own In This Environment: Canaccord’s Joe Mazumdar

POSTED ON July 08, 2014 BY Travis McPherson

CATEGORY Canaccord Genuity, Joe Mazumdar,

Joe Mazumdar is the Director of Research and a Senior Mining Analyst at Canaccord Genuity Inc. here in Vancouver. He has a particularly interesting perspective on the mining sector, having spent the majority of his early years at large companies including: Mount Isa Mines (Australia), Rio Tinto (Argentina), Phelps Dodge (Phoenix, USA) and Newmont (Denver, CO) where his last position was as the Director of Strategic Planning. Joe has been a sell-side analyst for over four years now (with Haywood Securities for 3 years prior to Canaccord)..

Link: http://ceo.ca/2014/07/08/the-state-of-the-markets-with-canaccords-joe-mazumdar/#

Quelle: canaccordgenuity.com, 

QE Historie: US-Notenbank-Aufkaufprogramme von 2008-2014

Informative Visualisierung:

Quelle: businessinsider.com

Quote:

A Complete History Of Quantitative Easing In One Chart

Matthew Boesler - Jan. 25, 2014, 4:07 PM 5,691 6  

This chart illustrates the complete history of the Federal Reserve's quantitative easing program, along with the Goldman Sachs forecast for how "QE3" will be wound down..

Link: http://www.businessinsider.com/quantitative-easing-chart-2014-1

Thirsty energy: An infographic by the World Bank Group

Informative Visualisierung:

Quelle: worldbank.org

Quote:

Thirsty Energy: Securing Energy in a Water-Constrained World

Significant amounts of water are needed in almost all energy generation processes, from generating hydropower, to cooling and other purposes in thermal power plants, to extracting and processing fuels. Conversely, the water sector needs energy to extract, treat and transport water. Both energy and water are used in the production of crops, including those used to generate energy through biofuels. Population growth and rapidly-expanding economies place additional demands on water and energy, while several regions around the world are already experiencing significant water and energy shortages..

Link: http://www.worldbank.org/en/topic/sustainabledevelopment/brief/water-energy-nexus

Visualizing The Cost Of Mining Gold

Nette, informative Übersicht von Visual Capitalist:

Note: An analysis of the Top 50 Gold Mines, Quelle: http://www.visualcapitalist.com/