In other words, since '64 silver has gone up 18.6 times in value in the manipulated market. It comes out of the ground 8:1 ratio to gold, but isn't valued as such...
True, but also wages haven't aligned properly so those "high" values are unobtainable. It's crazy obvious when you see people selling their 30 year homes for FOUR times of what they initially purchased.
In other words, since '64 silver has gone up 18.6 times in value in the manipulated market. It comes out of the ground 8:1 ratio to gold, but isn't valued as such...
No -- that's the illusion.
The purchasing power of the carnival tickets has gone down.
Hence record high cost of new/used cars, and the housing market.
Record low purchasing power of currency.
True, but also wages haven't aligned properly so those "high" values are unobtainable. It's crazy obvious when you see people selling their 30 year homes for FOUR times of what they initially purchased.
The cost is NOT high --- the currency sucks.