I might have $10k extra to spend by the end of the year. Should I put half into silver and gold bullions/coins or most of it in silver, or maybe most of it in gold? Any tips?
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This was long, long after the silver fuckery began. Silver has been manipulated to destroy the American economy since the beginning.
Up until the Coin act of 1873 silver was 15:1 to gold. This caused a problem because the ratio was static. This allowed the PTB to horde all the gold. This means, when the Coin act was passed (at the behest of the PTB) silver, which all the regular people used as currency, became massively devalued, dropping instantly to less than 20:1. From there, the hording/manipulation continued, further devaluing the currency used by the population and increasing the wealth of the PTB.
The real ratio of silver to gold (that which comes out of the ground, at least according to historical records) is 10:1. That is also its historical value ratio, give or take, for about 5000 years of monetary history. All the way up until America, which made it 15:1 just because that was the supply/demand ratio in America at the time (1792?).
If gold/silver is actually 10:1 in ratio (which is an estimate based on fusion physics as well as what is found on earth, so should be about that throughout the universe) then the value, if there was no hording involved, should be more like 8:1, just because silver has more intrinsic value than gold (many more applications in technology since Ag has the highest thermal and electrical conductance of any element on the periodic table).
Looking at the 20th century for silver info is a really bad take on the reality. The manipulation was there from the beginning. Manipulating that ratio was always part of the plan to take over the world.