The most undervalued asset in all of human history
Silver is the most undervalued asset in human history. Never before has the gold silver ratio been this high.
JP Morgan Americas largest bank has a huge short position on silver, suppressing the price of paper ounces. They do this while they have accumulated the largest horde of physical silver in modern history.
Silver is a critical industrial metal as well as a monetary metal with the same importance as gold.
The paper ounce to physical ounce of silver ratio is 1:172
The dollar to silver ratio in 1913 was $2.66
Today that same ratio is $2522 dollars per ounce of silver.
Along with the impending collapse of the dominance of the USD, the end of globalism and a return to mercantilism. The world is going to return to hard money (gold,silver) and very like bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies will have a significant role in this new world order.
usdebtclock.org/
Get some physical gold and silver, own some bitcoin and prepare for the coming years.
JP Morgan Americas largest bank has a huge short position on silver, suppressing the price of paper ounces. They do this while they have accumulated the largest horde of physical silver in modern history.
Silver is a critical industrial metal as well as a monetary metal with the same importance as gold.
The paper ounce to physical ounce of silver ratio is 1:172
The dollar to silver ratio in 1913 was $2.66
Today that same ratio is $2522 dollars per ounce of silver.
Along with the impending collapse of the dominance of the USD, the end of globalism and a return to mercantilism. The world is going to return to hard money (gold,silver) and very like bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies will have a significant role in this new world order.
usdebtclock.org/
Get some physical gold and silver, own some bitcoin and prepare for the coming years.
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