Welcome to Soar Financially! Join expert analyst Jordan Roy-Byrne as he unveils his game-changing investment strategy for the economic cycle. Discover the potential scenarios for gold prices, including a target in the mid-1800s, and why it’s time to buy gold and sell commodities. Jordan shares his expert insights on timing the market, including the crucial role of the Fed’s policy shift. Learn how a gold breakthrough above 2050 or 2100 could ignite a secular bull market while impacting the stock market. This exclusive analysis combines technical expertise, recession predictions, and the ultimate portfolio optimization tips. Don’t miss out on Jordan’s golden investment strategy – watch now!

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    1. But is this time the same? The gold/silver relationship being measured was with highly leveraged paper markets. If physical supply reasserts its influence, which metal’s production has the bigger bottleneck and lower supply? Clearly both metals should be compared by physical cost to acquire if you want to get the market price. Add the premiums (at least) and chart the ratios.

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    3. I am a long time PM investor. I own both gold and silver. Lately, though, I have been adding to my SILVER stack, not my gold. Why ? Because the gold to silver price ratio is so far out of line, $1976 vs $23.82, or about 83 to 1 ! The ratio in which gold comes out of the ground vs silver is 1 to 8.25. Based on that the price of silver should be about $239.50. One must remember that silver is also used FAR MORE in industry than gold, and is expended and not recoverable in much of that use, especially at the current price, which makes recycling it impractical. Therefore, anybody with any sense will buy as much silver as they can safely store under the present conditions, and save it to sell once the dollar loses its hegemony, and the paper markets can no longer rig the price of precious metals. When that happens, silver will rise to a much more realistic value in terms of gold, and those sensible enough to have stacked silver away instead of gold will be very glad they did. True, gold is able to store far more wealth in a much smaller area than silver, so for those with limited area to store their PMs, for storing wealth, gold makes perfect sense. But if one is looking toward long term gain in purchasing power, silver outshines gold.

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