Silver to Gold Ratio 1883 to Present - Bullion

Silver Gold ratio - presented through yearly averages of the silver:gold relationship

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[BackBurnerNews]

Thanks this is great for knowing the price ratio.

Can you do one showing the historical above ground physical supply ratio of gold to silver?

[dojufitz]

Gold to average home prices would be another excellent vid to show.

[robertlam18]

Some people say 5:1 ratio that is so ridiculous. If given this ratio I take gold and dump silver for sure. This is common sense.

[robertlam18]

I don't see how silver ratio is too low when it clearly shows silver got cheaper and cheaper compare to gold in the past century. If anything silver is over valued the mean ratio should be around 65:1

[SilverSnowballing]

thank you for this video.. Great video!

[spike1138]

Remember as well; Gold is practically useless for everything other than looking pretty, not being destroyed or used up and sitting in vaults. It's too soft to be useful for an awful lot of practical purposes (like wiring, for instance, gold wire would break too easily) and it's main USP, the fact it's non-corrodible, Platinum does a much better job of.

[THEDROPPEDSOCK]

@1mealperday Are you sure ? I would think that the more scarce silver is the more it would be worth due to the fact that it is rarer. Basic supply and demand, the less there is of something the more people pay assuming it is in demand. I'm assuming you are correct as you have ten thumbs up so could you please explain, cheers.

[TheSilverAgeHasCome]

With the only difference. World population 7 billion- for the past 2 decades, hi advanced technology ( silver is used in everything ) - The whole world have access to silver thrue their computer - world depression - And imagine in 20-30 years from now, where our technology will be, imagine wat our kids will see! SILVER will never be under value again

[BusyBeeCompany]

As gold becomes out of the reach of mear mortals and they reduce their weight purchases and therefore ounces purchased on the open market silver is the metal of choice, platinum and palladium are too expensive and palladium isnt well enough known but at $800 oz still too much for 1 oz purchases for too many people, better $100 silver then $1000 palladium...but the problem is people who buy silver are not buying gold, hence swings and roundabouts

[Rico8458]

excellent vid. great way of showing the lay man what is going on.

[closer71]

Even though silver closed today at $42.90 it is still at only a 44:1 ratio to gold...way undervalued. With gold sure to hit $3,000 in less than two years, I'm extremely confident we are going to see $100/oz. silver, though probably much higher than that. It appears to be a forgone conclusion that 30:1 is just around the corner and it will easily give way to 25:1, which will give way to 20:1 and then possibly even 15:1 as gold soars to the 5-digit range over the next decade...