As I stack silver the only disadvantage I see is the value to weight .Naturally if silver was $1000 per OZ ... well this question would be moot From history the the give or take of the GSR sets the two metals apart in value per 1oz like an apple and cherry . As crude opens at $43 , can we be sure gold wont sneak down more and more . Could silver go to $10 . I feel the bottom wile should be now . has no guarantee . Considering the mass of silver one has to save to have value is gold better to stack . But considering Silver I believe has more growth potential silver seems to be the winner it's comes down to dollar to dollar investment . $45 per OZ silver people will buy But gold at $3600 does not seem realistic I'd say silver at $100 per oz people would except but gold at $6000 Common sense silver would seem to be the best choice .
Logic is not a good guide to market limits or asset pricing. The simple rule is that any asset is worth what someone will pay. Logic does, however, provide a quide as to how many kilograms or tonnes of silver you can keep safely on hand, and how fast you can run with it in a suitcase.
I know thats a reality . Real or Not Gold has an immortal quality . People in the know ( stacker's ) under stand a concept of GSR but Gold is Gold & non stacker's fast enough get gold fever.
I'd say silver at $100 per oz people would except but gold at $6000 Common sense silver would seem to be the best choice ................ You must understand human nature.....gold at $6000.......how about split window 1960's Kombies over $100,000 and there is plenty of demand. When things are cheap nobody wants it....but when the price skyrockets, people are falling over themselves to get some.
Stackers under stand say: except gold and silver. Stick to copper wires - more volume, more weight, better dollar to dollar investment. If you fast enough that is.
Dare I say that if gold and silver rose double in price of the next couple of years there would be more demand for both in terms of investment.
I think , the yellow metal is a hedge against uncertainty and currency devaluation and when uncertainty increases and currency values decline, gold prices go higher. Saying that, gold is also used in jewelry. With major gold producers reducing production at a time when demand from consumers is rising and on the backdrop of rising demand for gold bullion from central banks for their reserves, a classic supply/demand squeeze is in the works that could push up gold prices significantly.
