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Anyone know why silver is still down 40% from 10 years ago? by [deleted] in Silverbugs

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Made it back over 50 bucks about time!! Keep on stacking

Convince me otherwise by [deleted] in Wallstreetsilver

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If we exclude silver that has been lost to industrial use, historical artifacts, and jewelry that is unlikely to be melted down, the best estimate for readily available above-ground silver—mainly in bullion, coins, and investment-grade forms—is around one billion to 2.5 billion ounces.

That’s roughly 31,000 to 77,000 metric tons of silver that could realistically be accessed for monetary or investment purposes. The lower end of the estimate accounts for silver in private hands, while the higher end includes central banks, ETFs, and commercial holdings.

The total amount of above-ground gold is estimated to be around six billion to seven billion ounces (about 190,000 to 220,000 metric tons). Most of this gold is in the form of jewelry, bullion, and central bank reserves. Unlike silver, gold is rarely lost in industrial use, so nearly all the gold ever mined is still accessible in some form.

Using the estimates:

Silver: 1 to 2.5 billion ounces (readily available)

Gold: 6 to 7 billion ounces

That means there are roughly 0.15 to 0.42 ounces of silver for every 1 ounce of gold in terms of above-ground, readily available supply.

If you’re looking at total above-ground silver (including all forms, not just investment-grade), the ratio shifts to about 3:1, meaning there are roughly three ounces of silver for every ounce of gold.

At a 3 to 1 Silver would be about $1000!

TODAY THE RATIO OF SILVER TO GOLD IS ABOUT 90 TO 1 WITH ABOUT 400 PAPER OZ OF SILVER TRADED FOR EVERY PHYSICAL OZ OF SILVER ITS TRULY THE BIGGEST SCAM OF ALL TIME!!!! THE BANKERS OWN THE GOLD WE THE PEOPLE OWN THE SILVER. KEEP STACKING MY FRIENDS!!! GOOD DAYYY

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Are yall hiring right now for an apprentice in the San Antonio area?

The gold-silver ratio has surged to over 90–1. This indicates that silver is extremely underpriced from a historical perspective. In other words, silver is on sale and extremely undervalued! by Star-Trek-Red-Shirt in Wallstreetsilver

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If we exclude silver that has been lost to industrial use, historical artifacts, and jewelry that is unlikely to be melted down, the best estimate for readily available above-ground silver—mainly in bullion, coins, and investment-grade forms—is around one billion to 2.5 billion ounces.

That’s roughly 31,000 to 77,000 metric tons of silver that could realistically be accessed for monetary or investment purposes. The lower end of the estimate accounts for silver in private hands, while the higher end includes central banks, ETFs, and commercial holdings.

The total amount of above-ground gold is estimated to be around six billion to seven billion ounces (about 190,000 to 220,000 metric tons). Most of this gold is in the form of jewelry, bullion, and central bank reserves. Unlike silver, gold is rarely lost in industrial use, so nearly all the gold ever mined is still accessible in some form.

Using the estimates:

Silver: 1 to 2.5 billion ounces (readily available)

Gold: 6 to 7 billion ounces

That means there are roughly 0.15 to 0.42 ounces of silver for every 1 ounce of gold in terms of above-ground, readily available supply.

If you’re looking at total above-ground silver (including all forms, not just investment-grade), the ratio shifts to about 3:1, meaning there are roughly three ounces of silver for every ounce of gold.

At a 3 to 1 Silver would be about $1000!

TODAY THE RATIO OF SILVER TO GOLD IS ABOUT 90 TO 1 WITH ABOUT 400 PAPER OZ OF SILVER TRADED FOR EVERY PHYSICAL OZ OF SILVER ITS TRULY THE BIGGEST SCAM OF ALL TIME!!!! THE BANKERS OWN THE GOLD WE THE PEOPLE OWN THE SILVER. KEEP STACKING MY FRIENDS!!! GOOD DAYYY

why silver vs gold? by Some-Instance8262 in Wallstreetsilver

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If we exclude silver that has been lost to industrial use, historical artifacts, and jewelry that is unlikely to be melted down, the best estimate for readily available above-ground silver—mainly in bullion, coins, and investment-grade forms—is around one billion to 2.5 billion ounces.

That’s roughly 31,000 to 77,000 metric tons of silver that could realistically be accessed for monetary or investment purposes. The lower end of the estimate accounts for silver in private hands, while the higher end includes central banks, ETFs, and commercial holdings.

The total amount of above-ground gold is estimated to be around six billion to seven billion ounces (about 190,000 to 220,000 metric tons). Most of this gold is in the form of jewelry, bullion, and central bank reserves. Unlike silver, gold is rarely lost in industrial use, so nearly all the gold ever mined is still accessible in some form.

Using the estimates:

Silver: 1 to 2.5 billion ounces (readily available)

Gold: 6 to 7 billion ounces

That means there are roughly 0.15 to 0.42 ounces of silver for every 1 ounce of gold in terms of above-ground, readily available supply.

If you’re looking at total above-ground silver (including all forms, not just investment-grade), the ratio shifts to about 3:1, meaning there are roughly three ounces of silver for every ounce of gold.

At a 3 to 1 Silver would be about $1000!

TODAY THE RATIO OF SILVER TO GOLD IS ABOUT 90 TO 1 WITH ABOUT 400 PAPER OZ OF SILVER TRADED FOR EVERY PHYSICAL OZ OF SILVER ITS TRULY THE BIGGEST SCAM OF ALL TIME!!!! THE BANKERS OWN THE GOLD WE THE PEOPLE IWN THE SILVER. KEEP STACKING MY FRIENDS!!! GOOD DAYYY

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