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Silver has been greatly suppressed and undervalued even @ $35.00 / oz
The historical value through time has been at a ratio of 12 - 15 silver coins for 1 gold coin.
If you divide the current spot price of gold $3060.00 by 15 you get $204.00 which is closer to the real value of silver.
The real value of gold should be well over $100K/oz in relation to M2 currency supply since 1933 (LEGAL but UNLAWFUL theft). You can thank the "London fix" and then "Wall Street fix" for the delta. If this is true, and I assure you it is, the real value of silver should be closer to $10K/oz.
And no, that doesn't mean "everything else", i.e. milk, eggs, gas, bread, should also be 100x their current prices. It's just a simple comparison of what precious metals were worth in comparison to printed-out-of-thin-air FedBux, then and now. The only fair and rational comparison that can be made if we are to assume gold and silver were fairly priced before the FDR regime confiscation.
Proves the popular axiom amongst those in the know -> There are no "markets", only "manipulations".
The more you know...
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The markets look like a repeat of post roaring 20's market crash. Hang on to your seat cushions, the last car just cleared its highest point on this roller-coaster.