Gold : silver ratio 80:1

Topherclaus

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It appears silver has managed what no man has ever done, and actually gone "just the tip".

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This could mean one of two things:

1) It's a great time to buy silver because it is a bargain

or

2) This is far from the highs that the GSR will hit in coming years and therefore silver is no longer valued anywhere close to what it used to be....gold is the far better precious metal to invest your money into


That said, the GSR has been higher previously, I believe, 2 times in recorded history (or at least since the spot price was fixed).



As for me, I'm choosing 1)


I like polished silver....it's shiny.




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The AUD has gold just too high at the moment. I'm still investing in both but my silver holdings are probably close to 80:1 actually. Haha. Accidentally.
 
I do see silver as an amazing bargain right now. I keep saying I can't justify buying more and then I see a great deal and I buy more.
 
Topherclaus said:
I do see silver as an amazing bargain right now. I keep saying I can't justify buying more and then I see a great deal and I buy more.



I think you are afflicted with what almost every other silver stacker is afflicted with....CanNeverHaveTooMuchBeautifulShinySilver-itus. :lol:





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mmissinglink said:
Topherclaus said:
I do see silver as an amazing bargain right now. I keep saying I can't justify buying more and then I see a great deal and I buy more.



I think you are afflicted with what almost every other silver stacker is afflicted with....CanNeverHaveTooMuchBeautifulShinySilver-itus. :lol:





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Currently, yes. But when I started stacking it was entirely based on pure fact, history, and current global financial movements. I'm not suggesting $1000 silver is coming, but I am suggesting that an average of about $21-22/oz silver purchased for me that it would be very hard to lose money. And it doubling i the next 1-5 years is absolutely not out of the realm of reason.

It started as a method of divestment from the banks to be honest. And given interest rates at the moment, it's not hard to do better than a term deposit.
 
Well, time to trade in the last 3 ounces of my SMSF's unallocated gold for 240 ounces of silver! Hope it doesn't go any higher after that as I am all taped out of gold.
 
Topherclaus said:
SilverDJ said:
RetardedMonkey said:
Bargain compared to what?

What stackers think it will be worth :rolleyes:

Yeah pretty much. It is an industrial metal which is being bought in record amounts every year. It simply must go up. That's the way it works.

Indeed, this is the only parameter that really matters to me ( maybe because I am a horrible trader and the fundamentals are the only I under=stand ^^ )

I'll stick to what silverbullion said: gold and SILVER Stackers - KEEP THE FAITH!
 
Topherclaus said:
Yeah pretty much. It is an industrial metal which is being bought in record amounts every year. It simply must go up. That's the way it works.

No, that's the way you hope it will work.
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RetardedMonkey said:
Topherclaus said:
I do see silver as an amazing bargain right now
Bargain compared to what?
I have never managed to extract a rational answer for this question, or how a value for silver is calculated.
 
I think we will see lower silver and gold. I'd bet the GSR will exceed 1:85

My thinking is...Japan neg interest rates...Yellen will also lower rates again or... as has been mentioned, there's talk of negative rates.

I see a rising stockmarket in-line with rising oil prices next 12 months.

Maybe more capital flowing into US stocks...lot more than say Europe or that neck of the woods. Not sure what's going to happen with Russia, US, Turkey, Syria etc...too complex and the refugee problem is going to cause lots of problems for European countries exposed, either by the cost financially of care or civil unrest.

Imo...for Aussies, if we see a strengthening AUD (Higher than the last 24 hours) and a falling silver price back down to what we saw in late Dec 2015 / early 2016 we could see much lower.

As for the GSR, I think new folk and fund managers will have a preference for gold than silver hence I think the GSR will stay high and go higher over the short term 2 - 3 years.
 
I think we could go well above 100:1.

People may rush to gold as a store of value though troubled times, but silver's price rises could be capped as a number of industrial users would be motivated to find substitutes for silver if the price rises too much.
 
SilverPete said:
I think we could go well above 100:1.
People may rush to gold as a store of value though troubled times, but silver's price rises could be capped as a number of industrial users would be motivated to find substitutes for silver if the price rises too much.

I see this as more likely than not.
I think anyone expecting the GSR to reverse in the next few years might be in for disappointment.
 
SilverPete said:
I think we could go well above 100:1.

People may rush to gold as a store of value though troubled times, but silver's price rises could be capped as a number of industrial users would be motivated to find substitutes for silver if the price rises too much.

quite a few years back I read a report on silver and rfid chips. for graphene to be used as a replacement they suggested silver would have to be trading over 50 bucks an ounce to be worth while thinking about replacing silver.
 
wrcmad said:
RetardedMonkey said:
Topherclaus said:
I do see silver as an amazing bargain right now
Bargain compared to what?
I have never managed to extract a rational answer for this question, or how a value for silver is calculated.

Inflation, GSR and history is what most stackers base it off.
I can understand why people get the feeling of it being a bargain at present, even though I do not agree with their reasons why.

I think some people have to get hurt before they snap out of buying on a hunch, everyone figures it out eventually, some just need to feel more pain than others.
 
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