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7/22/2025, 1:02:50 AM
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And here's a more funny scenario if silver's true price was discovered:
>There are multiple ways to estimate the theoretical price of silver if it were not artificially suppressed or kept low. Based on these different methodologies, we can conclude that:
>If silver were to return to the historical gold-to-silver ratio (15:1), it could be valued at approximately $227.5 per ounce.
>If silver’s price were based on its increased industrial demand, its price could range much higher, depending on how much demand increases.
>If silver were to reflect its market cap parity with gold, its price could be around $400 per ounce.
>These are rough theoretical estimates, and the actual price would depend on various factors like economic conditions, investor demand, industrial needs, and the amount of market manipulation (if any).
And here's a more funny scenario if silver's true price was discovered:
>There are multiple ways to estimate the theoretical price of silver if it were not artificially suppressed or kept low. Based on these different methodologies, we can conclude that:
>If silver were to return to the historical gold-to-silver ratio (15:1), it could be valued at approximately $227.5 per ounce.
>If silver’s price were based on its increased industrial demand, its price could range much higher, depending on how much demand increases.
>If silver were to reflect its market cap parity with gold, its price could be around $400 per ounce.
>These are rough theoretical estimates, and the actual price would depend on various factors like economic conditions, investor demand, industrial needs, and the amount of market manipulation (if any).
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