That chart looks suspiciously linear to me.
This is the sort of chart I am used to seeing:
And as I said, consensus is that we are at peak production currently, with an exponentially grow
ing cost of extraction.
No one said 'running out' of gold - where did you get that from?
The trajectory is for lower production volumes at exponentially growing extraction costs.
Chart - TA, page-3234
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