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<p>[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1900216, member: 26302"]If it were around $1000 I would force myself to buy some gold coins I have always wanted. I wouldn't be buying bullion, but would feel better at buying near bullion coins I want to collect(hoard). </p><p><br /></p><p>Personally I never pay attention to the gold/silver ratio. With global demand and demographics changing so much, I do not think this ratio will ever be worth acting on ever again. All of my wife's Thai friends want gold, more gold, and only gold. What ratio silver is to gold is completely meaningless to them, as it is to most gold loving countries in the world like China, SE Asia, and India. The ratio was meaningful when you had the sole buyers that valued both metals, like the Europeans historically have, but if the new sources of demand do NOT value both metals necessarily the ratio becomes meaningless. That is where I believe we are today. I could easily see the ratio being 200 to 1 as easily as 40 to 1.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1900216, member: 26302"]If it were around $1000 I would force myself to buy some gold coins I have always wanted. I wouldn't be buying bullion, but would feel better at buying near bullion coins I want to collect(hoard). Personally I never pay attention to the gold/silver ratio. With global demand and demographics changing so much, I do not think this ratio will ever be worth acting on ever again. All of my wife's Thai friends want gold, more gold, and only gold. What ratio silver is to gold is completely meaningless to them, as it is to most gold loving countries in the world like China, SE Asia, and India. The ratio was meaningful when you had the sole buyers that valued both metals, like the Europeans historically have, but if the new sources of demand do NOT value both metals necessarily the ratio becomes meaningless. That is where I believe we are today. I could easily see the ratio being 200 to 1 as easily as 40 to 1.[/QUOTE]
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