>>61134347
The way I see, it's like this.
Given that many independent expert sages have similar estimates that gold true corrections would take it to $36k territory. And Silver to $3800 zone.
Now with that in mind, remember how Bitcoin was barely worth a few pennies per Bitcoin after it's initial activation?
And now it's what, $120k ?
Who thought it would do that ?
Back in 2005 maybe no one would have believed it.
Does it make sense?
Is it right or wrong?
Idk. But even though they're two completely different things, precious metals have a legitimate valid reason to be set at some high value.
So, when we here one of those independent analystd say gold/silver should go to $36k/$3800, maybe we should give that edtiysome credence.
Maybe we shall see
Crazier things have happened, ergo the BTC analogy.
If we hold hold hold, at least a portion of whatever stack we may have, large or small, we may yet one day come two find out just a few ounces of our metal is valued beyond our previous hopes or aspirations.