Ill take your gold for silver at that ratio. I better stock up in the mean time.Nah I'll exchange if it's 110 -120
Now that its has touched 100, is anyone here thinking of exchanging their gold for silver?
To hit a 200:1 GSR, let's say silver drops to $13, then gold must rise to $2600. Or maybe silver remains at $17 while gold rises to $3400. I don't know how much people will be buying those 1 oz queen's beast if they cost $3600 a piece. $3400 gold will totally kill off demand for gold jewellery and gold coins.
Fear not the sell off in the Precious Metals. It is all explained in this Zero Hedge article which covers how people playing in the PAPER & DIGITAL CASINOS are having to sell 'REAL MONEY' to get liquidity to pay for their stupidity for using PAPER & DIGITAL PROMISES of wealth. Stackers should HODL (Hold On for Dear Life).
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/p...-locked-limit-down-treasuries-soar-limit-amid
What a load of bollocks.And so, with traders unable to either sell equity futures or buy Treasurys, they still can rush into the VIX......
The night's big irony is that unable to sell anything else, funds - facing historic margin calls on Monday - are selling what they can... such as gold.....
What a load of bollocks.
It is well known that gold is the first thing to be sold off to fund margin calls.
Zerobrains spinning the story to suit their narrative... again.... and again...... and again.
And JG eating it all up.
Pm appears to be holding very well in spite of the 2000 point drop. Can we assume that the weak hands have all sold out?
Those who don't have any goldWith falling oil, falling gas, falling base metals, falling palladium, who will be the biggest loser?
Those who don't have any gold
This is true but gold doesn't last long. You need "productivity". Oil and gas will be redundant in 30 years, whether it runs out or gets replaced by fuel cell or battery or nuclear fusion, whichever comes first. What's next? Planting potatoes and wheat?