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The Gold/Silver Bull Market, in Seven Charts

John Rubino

Dec 12

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Incrementum — source of great gold/silver charts — just posted some new ones that illustrate the epic nature of this bull market. Here are seven, and the stories they tell:

Gold in This CenturyThe following chart shows what would have happened if we had bought gold at nearly any time in this century. The numbers are a little hard to read, but the color (green) is what matters: No matter when someone bought gold since 2000, they’re up, and the rate of gain is accelerating.

In Any Currency…It also didn’t matter what currency we used to buy our gold. It’s up against them all:

Demanding Physical GoldOn major metals exchanges, the demand for physical gold has spiked:

Silver Doing Even BetterRemember when the gold/silver ratio broke 100 (meaning it took more than 100 ounces of silver to buy an ounce of gold) and gold bugs called it a screaming buy signal for silver?

They were right. Silver has been outperforming gold, and the gold/silver ratio is falling hard. BUT it remains above past averages, which means it’s still undervalued, both on its own and relative to gold:

Not surprisingly, this translates into 25 years of silver purchases being way up, no matter when it was bought or at what price:

Demanding Physical SilverLike gold, physical silver is leaving the exchanges at record rates, as the amount of available metal dwindles:

What About the Miners?If the metals are disappearing from exchanges, are the miners’ gold/silver reserves becoming more valuable? Yes, especially given how small their market caps are relative to the broader markets. So keep buying the high-quality miners.

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