/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27516665
Both gold and silver are heavily manipulated. Make of that what you will

>>27366116
If that were true silver wouldn't be in a decade long bear market. The banks want silver to stay down because if it goes up it'll show that inflation is real.
Whether you decide you want to buy silver (or gold) or not is up to you. But at least hedge yourself from hyper-inflation & the banking system by buying ANY tangible asset that maintains its value well. Whiskey, wine, canned food, collectibles, luxury watches you name it. Just put some money out of this rigged ass system, I'm warning you anon

>>23574661
My prediction involves taking pic related along with the silver price back in 1913 to find the ratio between dollars in existence and silver price back when the fed didn't have as much control.
This gives us
>2.64 / 0.58 = 4.55:1
>4221 / 4.55 = 927 USD fair value for silver.

Not saying it will get there quickly, just saying this is where silver was priced relative to the amount of money in existence and to me is what the fair value really is. This logic could be off though as silver was used in money circulated then - any anons have any thoughts on this?

lawdy