To: TobagoJack who wrote (218482 ) 12/15/2025 1:58:09 PM From: Box-By-The-Riviera™ Read Replies (7) | Respond to The Gold-to-Silver Ratio's Coming Compression: Why 70:1 is About to Collapse to 30:1 or lower! The historical average for the GSR is around 50:1. And in past precious metals bull markets, the ratio has fallen to as low as 15:1. a massive industrial demand tsunami a historic supply deficit a global monetary reset led by the BRICS nations a technical breakdown of a multi-decade chart pattern and the violent correction of a 50-year lag that has left silver trading at less than a third of its inflation-adjusted high. The Historical Context: A Tale of Two Bull Markets To understand the magnitude of the opportunity in front of us, we must look to history. The Gold-to-Silver Ratio is not just a number; it is a historical narrative of fear, greed, and the cyclical transfer of wealth.Let’s Dig Into The Following: The current technical setup is particularly compelling. The GSR is testing the lower boundary of a decades-long descending wedge. A break below this support level would trigger a cascade of technical selling, sending the ratio plummeting toward the 30:1 level or lower. This is not just fundamental analysis; this is technical confirmation of what the fundamentals are already telling us! The industrial demand tsunami, combined with the 5+ year supply deficit and the draining of the above ground supply inventories is setting the stage for the world to run out of silver. The market has not yet priced in this reality! One of the most important lessons from precious metals history is that silver dramatically outperforms gold in the final, parabolic phase of bull markets. This is not a coincidence; it is an inevitability driven by silver’s dual nature as both an industrial metal and a monetary metal. This is still to come. As the world de-dollarizes, as nations seek to reduce their dependence on the U.S. financial system, they will turn to the only assets that are truly neutral, truly global, and truly outside the control of any single government: gold and silver.And when that happens, the GSR will collapse. When the paper market breaks, when the physical reality of the supply deficit and the industrial demand tsunami finally asserts itself, the price of silver will not just rise; it will explode. It will move with a speed and a ferocity that will shock even the most bullish of investors. And it will not stop until it has surpassed its inflation-adjusted high of $196 and found a new equilibrium at a level that reflects its true scarcity and its indispensable role in the 21st-century economy.This is the opportunity that is staring us in the face!
