Would it be wise to invest into silver even though one might not have much to invest with? Thanks in advance.
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The debt clock has it at nearly $5K/oz.
https://usdebtclock.org/
Yes, but that's based on a false value. The debt clock is meaningless because debt is created purely as a control mechanism. It doesn't properly measure the market value of goods.
I’m not saying you’re wrong, but you could be low. The clock shows the disparity. Meaning, if we return to a gold/silver backed currency (which we will when the ga happens), silver will probably be worth as you stated; $1K-$2K/oz or more.
I have no idea what the market adjustment will be, i.e. what the real buying power of 1oz of any PM will be. I am just saying (in response to you specifically) that the debt value is mostly meaningless. What I am sure of, is its buying power will be a whole lot more than it is now.
My best guess would be that a new currency paper (with a crypto component - blockchain = yes) will be introduced as gold/silver backed. There will be a window where regular notes get pulled from the system and replaced with the new. However, what value will be determined for said currency? This is where gold and silver could really see their day.