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What data sources does it use? Some ships turn off AIS when transiting the strait and cannot be easily tracked.
by supahfly_remix 1mo ago
What data sources does it use? Some ships turn off AIS when transiting the strait and cannot be easily tracked.
- ceejayoz 1mo agoIt's a 21 mile wide strait with heavy radar coverage and probably folks with plain old binoculars right now. You might miss a submarine or two.
- ck2 1mo agoinstead here is actual daily transits from recorded trade volume (week delay) from 80-100 in February to 1-8 past 200 days (tiny hump during fake MOU) click on YTD * https://en.macromicro.me/charts/94482/imf-strait-of-hormuz-number-of-ships-and-transit-volume https://en.macromicro.me/charts/94482/imf-strait-of-hormuz-n... * https://i.imgur.com/fDonsfs.png https://i.imgur.com/fDonsfs.png the real question is what is pressing down oil prices? some scam we don't know about yet? because strategic oil reserve is now below 300 million barrels which means it is experiencing permanent damage that cannot be repaired