Why Is The Price of Silver & Gold Falling When Everything Else INFLATES OVER 9%!? Silver Price Rant!

Maybe buy a few more silver coins, more for the satisfaction of building a small collection but like you you prefer gold at the moment. The VAT and high premiums on silver here in the UK make if feel more of a risky purchase imo.

Great Video, insightful & honest. & some good suggestions! (Not advisory advice 😉) I would look into getting some 1oz US Gold Buffalo's ! I own 3 of them myself & I consider them equally as beautiful as the Classic Gold Eagle coins. The US 1oz Buffalo's are .9999 fine gold (24 Karat) unlike the (perennial circulation mix) 90% Gold Eagle 1 oz total gold weight, with 10% copper for durability. Both are magnificent ! But wait until you hold a Gold Buffalo in your hand ! Outstanding. Thank you for another great vid BYB.
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All I know is my savings that used to be in the bank has gained value unlike it would have kept in there.

I bought all my gold and silver bullion between 2011-13, what a hedge its been 10 years later! couldnt have asked for more lol

How about not putting "gold and silver" in the same category? They aren't the same metal, and for sure not directly related to each other's price.
Gold is king, gold isn't down, gold is UP! just barely below all-time high.
Silver, the poormans metal, is down and will keep dumping.
Whomever bought silver paying 50% premiums, cause muh silver squeeze, shouldn't be allowed to vote.

Silver $14, gold $1300 by years end. Massive PM supply in the pipeline. 200 million tons of above ground silver coming to market!

Finally! Someone other then my mom has realized my coolness, lol!

Over the last few weeks in my spare time I have run some correlation calculations between different kinds of asset classes, among which gold and silver. Perhaps interesting to share some of my findings. First of all, the long term (> 33 years) correlation between the gold price and the M2 money supply is actually stronger than the correlation between the gold price and the consumer price index (CPI).

The numbers show that gold behaves like a monetary metal and that silver about half of the time behaves like a monetary metal and about half of the time like a commodity. This means that gold in the long run tracks the growth rate of money supply and silver tracks the average of the growth rate of money supply and the growth rate of CPI. As the growth rate of the CPI is lower than the growth rate of money supply, the average growth rate of the silver price is lower than that of gold. This, by the way, also means the average gold-silver-ratio increases over time, according to my calculations at about 1.5-1.6% per year. This indeed corroborates your statement that gold is the better store of value.

Does this mean that silver is a bad buy? No. I average the money supply inflation adjusted silver price and the CPI inflation adjusted silver price, plot the chart and consider the median to be the fair value of silver. As silver is more volatile, I use a 20% safety margin (80% of that median). When bought at those prices, odds are in your favour. But, yes, you should only do that with money you can afford to go without for long stretches of time.

For gold I average the money supply inflation adjusted gold price and money supply per capita inflation adjusted gold price and consider the median of that the fair value of gold.

Another interesting finding was that I noticed that spikes in the gold and silver prices pretty much coincide with points in time when real yields on bonds (nominal rate minus CPI yoy-% change) are negative.

I'm personally looking to make a purchase in the near future, specifically jumping into the new Queens Beast series (XAU). I feel I can maintain collecting the series as each one is released and over time, it's a great way to average into a position while retaining that regular excitements of bolstering the stack! Starting a collection works well (for me anyway) as a way to remain focused and solidify the fact that Gold is indeed a long term assets!

Thanks for all your videos, you've very level headed and it's refreshing to see such consistency over the years, regardless of price!

So you think the "economy" will be more or less the same in 5 to 10 years with a little transitory inflation here and there? All these fiat currencies will still be around basically in same form they are now and it'll be a long slow grind of money printing going forward as far as the minds eye can see?
Don't get caught in normalcy bias. I think BIG economic and financial shifts are on the way within 6-12 months and I would back up the truck if I had a truck.
I must be seeing a totally different world. It's not about the metals, it's about the world economy being based on fiat and derivatives and how long is that going to continue to work?

Don't be scared to buy silver it's very attractive right now…it's going to bounce back sharply in three months..

I stack for the long term 💯

I’m looking sell some silver 999 to buy gold for space and investment. Do you buy silver at spot price ?
I liking the 2022 Gold Britannia with security features great price on Atkinsons bullion
I should have pull the trigger the other day they were down to £1480
last time I seen price that low was January 28th /22 I pick one up for £1389

Russia envisioning a gold standard, than it is logical that the USA pulls all the tricks in the book to keep gold/silver as low as possible in the electronic logbook. Wake up, sunny, you are not living in a fair market. Banks rather like you to put your dollars in stocks and real estate. The last a gigantic bubble, propped up a lot by the immo mafia.

I’m buying and holding, plus I’m a BYB rambler 😄 awesome bars my friend!
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Firstly people must understand that a lot of people are selling their stacks right now same as the investors, why so they can use the cash to survive, the sell off will lower the value of the metals, furthermore the banks are using tactics like spoofing to suppress the price of silver and gold so they can boost the price of stocks and currencies like the the dollar. these factors will all lower the value of metals. Stackers should just realise that the spot price is not a factor to you as you have the physical metal and in reality you are losing nothing regardless of what the central banks and governments do to the price. Lastly in every instance in the past the same circumstances have existed, 2000, 2008,2019,1971 etc the metals behaved the same way as now, but rallied to double or even triple their value 6 to 8 months after the markets recovered.

Silver bear is near end and will probably recover faster than it dropped, intrest in buying silver will grow as the fed rates tamp down inflation to around 3 and another cycle of stimulus policy begins, if they can keep the people believing the understated stats of moderate unemployment and inflation then they will want to reinflate it again! Whew this has got to end bad somewhere! Maybe alull in prices will give them tie to transition smoothly for the big reset! What is the story on the resett; gosh, this is stressful; the certainty is the status quo will try maintaining as long as possible and nost of us will get ground in the winds of change! Now it’s a comment!