Silver could be more valuable too. I listen to David Morgan of the Morgan Report and to Ed Steer, a based Canadian who has studied silver markets for about 25 years and had Ted Butler as his personal guide before T. Butler passed a couple of years ago.

In a market correction, or in a great awakening “Precipice” moment, gold and silver could be sold by banks and other financial institutions to initially cover their losses, a that is that gold would not go down so low and would maintain its value. Silver could go down lower, but then both rise again once people realize we are not doing purely paper/electronic fiat anymore. And industry could use a lot of silver.

Could graphene replace silver in some industrial uses? That could me more like 5+ years out, so no worries there, unless we have some secret tech advancements, but the US debt clock people like silver, and 3 reasonable (Ted Butler, David Morgan, and Ed Steer) see silver valued high in the coming years.