Silver Set to Soar

Silver set to Soar as it did in the 1970's - Mark O'Byrne

posted on Nov 04, 09 02:05AM

Silver set to Soar as it did in the 1970's

- Silver Remains Very Undervalued
- Why Silver is in a Bull Market & How High Could it Go?
- Is Silver about returns or a hedge against inflation & systemic risk?
- Silver: Declining Supply
- Silver: Increasing Industrial Demand
- Silver: Increasing Investment Demand
- Silver Undervalued Versus Gold
- A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words
- Conclusion

When to buy Silver....

Is It Time To Play
The Silver To Gold Ratio Again?

Peter Degraaf
13 October 2008

Historically (1808 – 2008), the ratio between gold and silver has been 33 ounces of silver equals one ounce of gold. More recently, say 1978 – 2008, the ratio has widened to on average, 60 ounces of silver buys one ounce of gold. At the extremes the ratio fell to 17:1 in 1980 as both metals peaked; and rose to 100:1 in 1991 during the depth of the recession.