Silver and gold continue to climb, with Silver closing for the week over $42 and gold a little under $3,650.

Silver closed just under $41 last week, and just under $40 the week before, so these gains are following a steady upward trend.

Central banks are moving back toward gold in a long-term trend reversal away from treasuries, so this bullish uptrend in metals is just beginning and will go much much farther.

Hopefully when the large institutional investors and smaller retail investors rush into gold and then into Silver, it causes such a drastic revaluation that central bank gold holdings aren't enough to cover their paper losses; and then they get chased down to the corners of the world.

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The Silver and gold bull market is just getting started.

In 1980 and 2011 when Silver previously spiked up to $50, the ratio between the two monetary metals got much lower (peaking at 16:1 in 1980 and 30:1 in 2011).

The current Gold/Silver Ratio in the 80's indicates that gold is still leading this bull market... for now.
When gold gets so expensive that investors and retail consumers switch their preference to Silver, you will see the GSR drop significantly, back down toward twenty, and possibly down into the single digits.

When this bull run nears it's end, not only will the GSR be significantly lower, but physical premiums over spot will be elevated as well due to mania by speculators desperate to get their hands on whatever metal they can.

This process could easily last a decade or more as other macro cycles in debt and interest play out as well.

TL;DR Silver will go much higher until the Gold/Silver Ratio goes back down to one of those low spots.

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Gold continues to make all-time-highs and has moved above $3,700 just now; while Silver is bouncing off resistance at $43, but will soon follow to the upside.

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The Dow/Gold Ratio is a useful indicator during a bull market to determine how much more room there is to the upside.

While the DGR is nowhere near it's record highs during the DotCom Bubble, when metals were dirt cheap... the ratio still has room to move down.

During the Great Depression market sell-off and the 1980 commodities bull-run, the DGR got into the low single digits... and even as recent as 2011, it was under 6:1

With the Dow/Gold Ratio currently sitting around 12.6 there is room for gold to double (relative to stocks) just to match 2011 prices... and with Silver at 86:1 with gold, it would more than double to reach the 31:1 Gold/Silver Ratio back in April 2011.

TL;DR Silver will outperform The Dow by at least 6x just to match 2011 prices... or 17x if matching 1932/33 or 1980.

t.me/SilverStackersSS

It's Führer Friday o/

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Silver has moved back above $43 for the first time since 2011.

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Got a good deal on this kilo bar ;)

This unstoppable upward momentum in Silver is terrible news for Stackers who didn't already get a chance to load up at lower prices.

Hopefully there's a pullback/consolidation before Silver breaks out above $50.

At this point, anything back in the low/mid 30's would be a gift from above.

t.me/SilverStackersSS

Here's another reason to stack from the Germania Mint, besides the pure beauty of their work.

They hire and promote their own people. Every person in this clip is White. Compare that to other mints, like Perth, who go out of their way to show every brown & black in every marketing advertisement
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/germania-mint_germaniamint-marketing-activity-7374049159034781719-U8aP

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