The Gold/Silver Ratio - Mike Maloney & David Morgan

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[juiceboxxtm]

These 2 are an amazing combination explaining the PM space. Really enjoy listening to them educating the public.

[thecoingeek]

This means silver just might be the most undervalued asset in the world today.

[NHJDT]

Mike, thank you so much for all of the education you provide

[likeatoad]

Yes, it really is different this time! It's not just gold and silver that's got my attention. Uranium, lithium and graphite have excellent potential as well. Would you agree that diversifying with junior miners for the little guy like me is a good thing.
Silver's my favorite and owning some physical is a wise idea. Just look at Venezuela.
Nice to see the two of you together again.
All the best,
Joe

[The_er]

mike what is that book in front of you "second chance"?

[ChristianAHartz]

Am i the only one that notices their hair is also gold, and silver? o.o

[tecomaster]

Gold and Silver have been real money going back thousands of years.

If there is so much of an abundance of silver sitting around why did they take it out of our coins back in the 1960's?

I wonder what the price of gold/silver would be with hundreds of trillions of derivatives priced into the picture?

[miguelon]

He was right is really is different this time. Only question is when

[Vampire_born_in_]

Gold must be more expensive, because it doesn't tarnish. They are not overvalued too much. Most of people would rather take a bar of hersheys of same weight as bar of silver

[moneypox]

You all need to check the real price on the Debt Clock

[TheSateef]

hi mike, i love your channel, thanks. i have most of my money in 401k and as far as i know, the only way i can get into PMs is via funds and efts, like IAU. what do you think about buying IAU and SLV?

[davidharford]

If as Mike says nowadays silver is a byproduct of mining other stuff "Essentially free", and that gold and silver are currently not used as money. Does the ratio actually matter?

Or (given all other things equal and minus manipulation) would a sensible ratio be something like 20:1 or 30:1?

I just can't imagine any scenario where it gets down to 10:1

[bdflavors]

I buy gold and silver, and I'm overweight silver right now. my concern is, if I'm right, how will I cash out? if silver goes through the roof what will I sell it for? devalued dollars? I can't wrap my brain around the end game. I want to get rid of cash for real money, but when I want to cash in my real money, what will I exchange it for????

[MAMP]

1:04 Mike Maloney you know better than that. Just because there is 9 times more gold than silver mineable does not mean that DEMAND for Gold and Silver is equal. You are assuming demand for gold and silver are the same and they are not. I'm so tired of hearing this nonsense from the silver community. The price of silver is what is what it is today because of supply and demand. There is no phantom price. Get over it.

[chiefhindsightanalyst]

I'm only 25 years old. Let the manipulation continue!

[rossgalbraith]

If the naturally occurring gold to silver ratio is 9:1, why is it assumed that silver is undervalued with respect to gold? Why can we not say that gold is overvalued with respect to silver? Since silver is now around $17/oz., could we not say that the true price of gold should be $153/oz.?
Whenever I hear this ratio argument explaining why silver should be trading at a higher price, it is always assumed that the baseline price for gold is correct, not the other way around, or even some value between the two.
Unless and until there is a true free market in the metals, we don't know what they should be trading for anyhow.

[utahnate]

Silver lost it’s monetary value once central banks came into being. It was used traditionally for smaller transactions. Once the need for that went away with paper currency backed by gold, silver lost its monetary role. And unfortunately that’s likely never going to change.

[Civekonom]

Gold up cause usd/jpy is now down.
Gold is not gold...its a deravative with the name gold. But it has nothing to do with gold.
Thats why you buy physical low and give the market the finger and just laugh....You just screwed the screwed system in place of manipulating the price of the hard asset.

U win they loose.
Its an asset. Its yours. Its solid. Its constitutes time effort and money in raw form. Just like a house a forest a 70s car, its your hard asset and will always be there and your kids.
Wealth is not digits in the bank. Wealth is your hard assets not retained by others.

[smileitsfreeanditwillmakes]

Trumps going to lower the corporate tax rate so corporations can bring there money back here. Can anyone here say inflation. And inflation always good for pm's.

[clintpot]

And diamonds should be a different price than they are too, but they are much more expensive than they naturally would be because of human social/political interference. Isn't the more important question 'what is the ratio that the government in your country will allow for gold/silver?'