Likely par with unsuppressed gold price based on βeasy to get depositsβ all gone and 80% of yearly production consumed by manufacturing.
Silver will likely have a stop in the $250 to $360 per ounce range (after $50 broken) while gold takes off a bit to help break the system. At some point it may rocket up over $50-100k per ounce with worldwide currency implosion dragging gold up with it, and then settling down at some point at 1:1 to 1:7 price ratio range with unsuppressed gold (silver:gold).
The more "valuable in dollars" a precious metal becomes only reveals the death knell of an inflated dollar.
True. But silver has been massively suppressed over the years. Nonine knows the true value.
Likely par with unsuppressed gold price based on βeasy to get depositsβ all gone and 80% of yearly production consumed by manufacturing.
Silver will likely have a stop in the $250 to $360 per ounce range (after $50 broken) while gold takes off a bit to help break the system. At some point it may rocket up over $50-100k per ounce with worldwide currency implosion dragging gold up with it, and then settling down at some point at 1:1 to 1:7 price ratio range with unsuppressed gold (silver:gold).