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I guess the thought here is that 35 has been a strong resistance point, and that 36 can be considered a break out. But where will it go from here?
50-100 +
We'll see. The whole "silver is under-rated vs gold" thinking that is the basis of the predictions (for decades now) that silver is going to explode are based on the past, in a world where there was no bitcoin, no crypto, no ai, no platinum or palladium, very limited technology, and limited transparency of information.
I've been wondering, is that past (as far as silver and gold is concerned) still relevant? Will the things that shaped that Au vs Ag dynamic still shape things from here going forward?
I wonder.
Their was a time when silver was plentiful. It was mined close to the surface in very large amounts. Those days are gone.all the currently mined silver is used up by industry and then some. Silver is actually way more needed and useful than gold.
Right?
It's a funny thing. The bankers with their fiat currency has screwed things up a lot.