Silver Is the Metal to Own Even If Gold Hits $2,000
Aug 15th, 2008 | By Jim Nelson | Category: Gold MarketJim Nelson in Penny Sleuth has come across a new way to look at the relationship between gold and silver. It proves why silver is the precious metal to own even if gold jumps to $2,000 an ounce. Jim says, “Many ’silverbugs’ out there use a common price ratio between silver and gold to predict silver’s future price.” Here’s why you shouldn’t only use that…
Think about shares of a company. A single share of Company ABC could be $2 per share, but that doesn’t mean that company is only a $2 company. If Company ABC has 100 million shares outstanding, that would make it worth $200 million. That’s its market value. And that is exactly how you should look at precious metals.
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*** We’re talking about the market’s value for all the gold and silver in the world. According to Theodore Butler, contributor to SilverSeek.com, that number is quite telling.
In 1900, there were one billion ounces of gold in the world, and gold had a $20 per ounce price tag. That made gold’s market value $20 billion. There were 12 billion ounces of silver in the world with a price tag of 65 cents. That gave silver a market value of $7.8 billion. It led to a ratio of only 2.6.
Today, gold’s market value is $3 trillion, and silver’s is only $12 billion. Here’s how Butler figured that out:
The amount of gold has gone up five-fold since 1900, yet the amount of silver decreased from 12 billion ounces to only one billion ounces, because silver has many industrial applications like electronics and batteries, while gold’s only use other than wealth storage is jewelry.
That mere fact makes this ratio so astronomical. While the price ratio has only shifted from 30 to 56 over the past 108 years, the real market value ratio has jumped from 2.6 to 281.
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*** That means that silver’s price has been suppressed for far too long. The ratio doesn’t have to correct the whole way back to 2.6 for you to make money off of silver. Even a slight drop is big money in your pocket. You also don’t have to store a bunch of silver bars in your house to get rich off of this anomaly either.
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Source: The Gold-Silver Ratio Just Got a Little Larger
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