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Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Expect The Gold To Silver Ratio To Hit Single Digits

This is along the same lines as what I was thinking when I posted my updated investment strategy. Buy as much silver as you can, and when the ratio approaches 10 or goes below, sell some of your silver and buy gold. You will then have done a few things. Namely, you got out of the paper money system. You invested in an undervalued via manipulation physical asset, Silver. The manipulation will be destroyed and the price of silver will shoot to the sky and close the gold/silver ratio. Then all that silver profits you can move into physical gold and bam!, you now have lots of the ultimate form of money and store of wealth, gold.

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Eric Sprott: "Expect The Gold To Silver Ratio To Hit Single Digits"
http://www.zerohedge.com/article/eric-sprott-expect-gold-silver-ratio-hit-single-digits

From Eric Sprott and Andrew Morris

Follow The Money

You know silver’s doing well when the commentators start giving it the ‘gold’ treatment. Silver’s recent rise has been so spectacular that it’s caught many investors off guard. It’s natural to be sceptical when you don’t know the fundamentals driving strong performance, and many pundits and commentators have been quick to downplay it as a result - much like they do towards gold when it enjoys a run. Silver is also an awkward metal for them to categorize. Is it a commodity, a monetary metal, or both? And which side is driving demand? If it’s industrial demand, that’s ok, because that’s bullish. But if it’s investment demand for silver as ‘money’, well then that’s sort of bearish, isn’t it? The fact remains that most commentators have failed to grasp the monetary shifts that silver is signaling today, and in doing so they’ve failed to appreciate just how high it could actually go.

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Don't forget about oil either. $111 today.

Z

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