London's Public Webcams Have Been Shut Down Thwarting Visibility Of Armored Trucks Extracting Metal From London Vaults

Trucks Can Tell The Tale Of Metal Availability And Pace Of Daily Vault Extraction

Youtube video blogger Craig Houston notes on November 25, 2024 that the public view of all London webcams have been shut down with the last screen shot of an operating public London camera showing the date September 2, 2024.

This substack noted on September 2, 2024 that the London gold market was dependent on gold imports to meet gold deliveries indicating how tight supply was in London. See: https://jensendavid.substack.com/p/the-london-gold-market-is-relying

The problem with running a levered operation like the London gold and silver market where there appear to be 100s of cash/spot market contract claims for each actual available oz. of the gold and silver vault float in London, is that an increase in demand for London gold or silver bar delivery can trigger truck movements into and potentially then from London vaults giving insight to the actual daily pace of physical metal demand and availability.

As knowledge of the decaying availability of physical gold and silver in London spreads, it is to be further expected that interested parties holding cash/spot contract claims in the London market would start to ask for delivery at an increasing pace eventually ending in a run.

Given what appears to be the arbitrary and authoritarian nature of Keir Starmer and his government, owners of metal in London vaults also have a potential inducement to remove the metal from London vaults to secure ownership in a safe place.

A parade of armored trucks would at some point then start to become highly visible moving from various vault locations in the City of London and metro London to transportation hubs such as Heathrow Airport and London City Airport as London’s infinite supply virtual metal market meets real bar demand.

By blacking-out the public view of webcams, London authorities have removed the ability to observe and track such daily truck movements of precious metals.

You can see Craig Houston’s video observation here:

Video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muEL_UR5AmE

A sampling of blacked-out London webcams can be seen here:

https://londonwebcam.co.uk/

It is amusing that the widespread availability of video camera footage from London cameras put in place to track and enhance control of the populace could be a threat to those who installed the cameras in the first place.

But then again, turnabout is fair play.

Let’s watch how this develops.

Best regards,

David Jensen