@MyHero 21 June 2021 more from that month

All about Commodities (Food, Energy and other Resources) Chart Checking some files and links in my folder, I stumbled up in a PDF file with name of Real Commodity Prices. I remembered I download it because of Mr.M post about commodities. - noise.cash/post/143xp4gz I will post the list of file and links and try to summarrize and explain a little bit info. Please correct me if I'm wrong because I'm not good in talking about commodities, stocks and any charts related on it. *100 or More years charts/tables 1. Bank of Canada Commodity Price Index, 1870 to 2015 by Ryan Macdonald -> Link : https://bch.gg/3zb -> This article shows Bank of Canada Commodity Price (BCPI). It said data collected was compiled and drawned from variety sources with different methodologies. Commodity data are from energy, metals. minerals, agriculture, forestry and fisheries. It also shows all historical prices in tables and charts. -> Noise : https://noise.cash/post/lrkg4n45 2. Food Prices by Max Roser and Hannah Ritchie -> Link : https://bch.gg/3zc -> This is the most accurate chart and table if we talking about food prices in my list. It tackled about food (different foods and resources), food price volatility, consumers and producers, food consumed around the world, food trade and comparing food and energy prices.If you're looking a data/information about food prices, I recommend this article. -> Noise : https://noise.cash/post/lrkg4n45 and https://noise.cash/post/l6399p3p 3. Cocoa’s Bittersweet Bounty – 200 Years in Charts -> Link : https://bch.gg/3zd -> I saved this link because of cocoa. All of us love chocolate and chocolate came form cocoa, this article shows how cocoa booms and bump every year (fluctuating). Chart on this article indicates the increase and decrease production and shares of world cocoa production. -> Noise : https://noise.cash/post/153rrk66 4. Chartbook of Real Commodity Prices, 1850-2020 by David S. Jacks -> Link : https://bch.gg/3ze -> This PDF chartbook is updated of chartbook “From Boom to Bust: A Typology of Real Commodity Prices in the Long Run" (same author). It mentioned that this chartbook contained 40 real commodity price series which are drawn from seven product categories—animal products, energy products, grains, metals, minerals, precious metals, and soft commodities. All charts are multi century chart based on the commodities. -> Noise : https://noise.cash/post/l8p555k9 Other Info (My Noise Post) 1. Timeline of Global Energy Production by Source 1860 - 2019 Link : https://noise.cash/post/1x85584x 2. Oil Production by Country 1900 - 2018 Link : https://noise.cash/post/1m5w4vjz Maybe this is my last post here, I need a couple days of break in this platform (around 2-3 days or a week {depends}) because of my work. My Boss and Head Department asked our team to help and support the other team to finish their project. Remember, Don't mind the tips. Post quality content, interact and have fun... -- Try, Test and Experiment 101--