Likely par with unsuppressed gold price based on “easy to get deposits” all gone and 80% of yearly production consumed by manufacturing.

Silver will likely have a stop in the $250 to $360 per ounce range (after $50 broken) while gold takes off a bit to help break the system. At some point it may rocket up over $50-100k per ounce with worldwide currency implosion dragging gold up with it, and then settling down at some point at 1:1 to 1:7 price ratio range with unsuppressed gold (silver:gold).

Likely par with unsuppressed gold price based on “easy to get deposits” all gone and 80% of yearly production consumed by manufacturing.

Silver will likely have a stop in the $250 to $360 per ounce range (after $50 broken) while gold takes off a bit to help break the system. At some point it may rocket up over $50-100k with worldwide currency implosion dragging gold up with it, and then settling down at some point at 1:1 to 1:7 price ratio range with unsuppressed gold (silver:gold).

Likely par with unsuppressed gold price based on “easy to get deposits” all gone and 80% of yearly production consumed by manufacturing.

Silver will likely have a stop in the $250 to $360 per ounce range (after $50 broken) while gold takes off a bit to help break the system. At some point it may rocket up over $50-100k with worldwide currency implosion dragging gold up with it, and then settling down at some point at 1:1 to 1:7 ratio range with unsuppressed gold (silver:gold).