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<p>[QUOTE="SilverSurfer, post: 765702, member: 21603"]Gold and silver are somewhat seasonal. The gold season is ending, and the silver season is beginning. We already saw the advancement of gold, seasonally on time. Silver is seasonally high around February to early April. That is usually the best time to sell. The silver gold ratio now stands at 64:1, meaning you could buy 64 ounces of silver for the same ounce of gold. The ratio is market related, because silver is also an industrial commodity. As the ecomony improves, silver is bought for things industrial. This has an effect to close the ratio gap. I hear people say historically that silver was 16:1 to gold. But, you can't go by that now-a-days. The price of silver and gold is a product of what it cost to refine and produce it. So, in recent history, this ratio was closer to 55:1, which isn't an unreasonable target. </p><p><br /></p><p>There are two future uses of silver which I don't think anyone know the full impact of at this time. Electric cars will be using Silver in the batteries, and solar power needs an entire back plane of silver to conduct the thermal electricity. These are technologies of the future.....nobody knows how/when they will impact the price of silver.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="SilverSurfer, post: 765702, member: 21603"]Gold and silver are somewhat seasonal. The gold season is ending, and the silver season is beginning. We already saw the advancement of gold, seasonally on time. Silver is seasonally high around February to early April. That is usually the best time to sell. The silver gold ratio now stands at 64:1, meaning you could buy 64 ounces of silver for the same ounce of gold. The ratio is market related, because silver is also an industrial commodity. As the ecomony improves, silver is bought for things industrial. This has an effect to close the ratio gap. I hear people say historically that silver was 16:1 to gold. But, you can't go by that now-a-days. The price of silver and gold is a product of what it cost to refine and produce it. So, in recent history, this ratio was closer to 55:1, which isn't an unreasonable target. There are two future uses of silver which I don't think anyone know the full impact of at this time. Electric cars will be using Silver in the batteries, and solar power needs an entire back plane of silver to conduct the thermal electricity. These are technologies of the future.....nobody knows how/when they will impact the price of silver.[/QUOTE]
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