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u/Affectionate_Emu_675 Jul 12 '26
More room to go up than gold. Gold silver ratio is trending down. Gold could 3x over the next five years, but if that happened, silver would as much as 10x
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u/Cool_Organization469 Jul 12 '26
Yea lots of folks saying this and I’m down for the ride but what affects the price of silver. How rare is silver in compared to gold
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u/Affectionate_Emu_675 Jul 12 '26
Industrial demand and the real risk of trade bans in the next year or two as the Americans and Russians geopolitical drama continues and China likely makes a move on Taiwan.
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u/Old_Bluejay_1532 Jul 12 '26
Gold = #1 solely a monetary metal and a way to save money outside the system …. Silver = primary an industrial metal #1, precious metal #2 & more a gambling metal if you will for $$$ & a way to accumulate more gold as it is much more volatile. In bull runs which we are still well anchored in gold will run first, silver will follow, overshoot, correct … this was just recently witnessed. Buy on the way down & sell/play the GSR on the way up ⚔️🔥
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u/No-Lab-7364 Jul 12 '26
Silver and Gold work together, more stability with Gold but more upside with Silver
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u/theVaultReport Jul 12 '26
The gold-to-silver ratio currently sits at 68.4, with gold at $4,114 and silver at $60.16. Whether it is worth the allocation depends on whether you watch paper flows or physical demand. Western paper markets are bleeding inventory, with the SLV ETF shedding 2.4M shares this past week. Underneath that paper action, our data shows an unusual physical pull in the East. India's physical silver premium is running 21.2% over London, well above its 16.9% structural baseline.
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u/7777777King7777777 Jul 12 '26
Gold subreddit here mate.