_silver will never outperform gold-because clearly, the world’s financial overlords are sitting in a dark room somewhere, stroking their chins, and chuckling at the mere _*_idea_*_ of filling their vaults with anything less regal than gold. The mining ratio? A paltry 1:8.2, meaning for every single ounce of glittering gold, the Earth's crust bestows a whopping 8.2 ounces of silver upon us! What a joke, right? But yes, let's ignore that._ _Let's also conveniently overlook the fact that silver is 17 times more abundant than the Fiat currency flooding the globe-because scarcity is apparently so passé. Clearly, all those silver advocates out there with their "hope" and "speculation" have been blissfully ignoring the fact that, in the eyes of central banks and governments, the allure of gold is as eternal as the pyramids, while silver? Well, silver is simply the metal for the dreamers._
To each their own. I do believe gold is the end goal, silver is just a good option for beginners and those on a budget to eventually exchange it for gold.
_silver will never outperform gold-because clearly, the world’s financial overlords are sitting in a dark room somewhere, stroking their chins, and chuckling at the mere _*_idea_*_ of filling their vaults with anything less regal than gold. The mining ratio? A paltry 1:8.2, meaning for every single ounce of glittering gold, the Earth's crust bestows a whopping 8.2 ounces of silver upon us! What a joke, right? But yes, let's ignore that._
_Let's also conveniently overlook the fact that silver is 17 times more abundant than the Fiat currency flooding the globe-because scarcity is apparently so passé. Clearly, all those silver advocates out there with their "hope" and "speculation" have been blissfully ignoring the fact that, in the eyes of central banks and governments, the allure of gold is as eternal as the pyramids, while silver? Well, silver is simply the metal for the dreamers._
To each their own. I do believe gold is the end goal, silver is just a good option for beginners and those on a budget to eventually exchange it for gold.