> Plenty of resources is by definition not a shortage. Good point. There's no scarcity of gold because there's asteroids full of it out in the asteroid belt. Companies are deliberately not bringing them to earth so they can price gouge. >Apply is available and plentiful. Demand is high. It's already in train yards. Mills are not the issue. Trains haven't stopped running. They've simply stopped deliveries. It's almost like lockdowns disrupt supply chains. Who knew? What capacity are those railways operating at? How many staff do they have? >Thats fraud. Thats price gouging. Maybe it is, but you haven't supplied any proof that it is.