Gold and Silver Ratio Near 2008 Crisis Level

The video discusses the gold-silver ratio, highlighting its historical trends and current levels. It explains the main drivers behind gold and silver prices, such as safe haven demand, interest rates, and the dollar's strength. The focus shifts to silver's industrial demand, which is crucial for its price movement. Predictions for silver and gold prices are made, considering potential Fed rate changes. A counter argument is presented, suggesting that aggressive Fed rate hikes could negatively impact gold prices.

What is the typical range of the gold-silver ratio over the last 10-20 years?

• 30 to 40

• 50 to 60

• 60 to 70

• 80 to 90

What percentage of silver's total demand is accounted for by industrial demand?

• 60%

• 50%

• 40%

• 30%

Which economic indicator is used to gauge industrial demand for silver?

• GDP

• Unemployment Rate

• CPI

• PMI

What is the predicted price target for silver by year-end according to the video?

• $19

• $21

• $15

• $17

What could potentially cause gold prices to come down?

• A weaker dollar

• Aggressive rate hikes by the Fed

• Increased industrial demand

• Higher inflation