The value of silver is in the real world 1/10 of the price of gold. The value of an ounce of Gold has for a few hundred years been eQual to the price of a nice taylored suit. So price a nice taylored suit and that is the real value of on once of gold and one ounce of silver is one tenth 1/10 of that in value. This is just a global standard that works even in the bush. Silver is 1 tenth of gold. I hope this helps.
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Does anyone else remember when Donald Trump (circa 2015? 2017?) said that silver is the most under-rated precious metal out there? Remember when he said silver is 25000% price suppressed? (no I don't have sauce, he said it on tv during a presser)
Silver is "worth" thousands, not hundreds.
Does anyone watch Bix Weir (Road to Roota)? Showing the periodic table of endangered elements and silver (AG) is the most endangered element, next in line for extinction? Gold doesn't even make the list. There IS sauce for that.
https://www.compoundchem.com/2015/08/19/endangered-elements/
Silver is more rare than gold. When the suppressing mechanisms are released, silver is going to be the gold-standard.
Sauce on this would be most delicious - I saw you post this in a metal thread yesterday.
I do know that Trump is big on gold historically, so that should be a huge clue - taking rent payment from APMEX in gold bars on a NY property he rented to them. And, much of his real estate is furnished/accented in "gold", as that's a big part of the styling he chose for his buildings. I'm sure 98% of it is brass, but brass needs to be polished too, so there's a cost to choosing to maintain that kind of look, which is purposeful, IMO.