How much will silver be worth in 5 years?

$19.99 oz

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Periodic_table

please start reading
your parents failed you

A combined with g gives Silver. It is NOT an element. It is a compound. Educate yourself.

lmao chemist here, they can make any element dumbfuck

See. Even the chemist agrees

Then why aren't they doing it?

Right, this is Jow Forums home of low IQ cryptotards.

About tree fiddy

Fuck me.
There are people alive today who believe everything they read, and there are people alive today who believe you can make silver in a lab. One is only slightly dumber than the other. Go away and work out what that means.

In small amounts in a god damn particle accelerator. It's not practical.

They can make gold too, what they don't mention is that it takes the force of 1 billion suns

uhhh i thought silver was gonna skyrocket tho?

yeah seeing how silver is a byproduct of metal industrial mining. it's basically junk metal that somehow has value over $7 an ounce.

The absolute state of Jow Forums

nah dude i have it on good authority that to mass produce gold you only need 1 sun. problem is getting it out requires the star to go supernova which won't happen in a few billion years.

i mean whats the point of these banks holding so much goddamn silver if it wont moon eventually?

Maybe we could just make a million small suns the size of an apple, so we could harvest the gold core like once a year when they blow up in a tiny little micronova

Maybe we could just try to make /biz and Jow Forums generally free of low is idiots and imbeciles but that could take a billion years

>The Rip Van Winkle Caper

There are planets made of silver and we are starting to get to further planets.. shits worthless pile of rocks..?

>How much will silver be worth in 5 years?

The best guess will always be today's price + 5 years of inflation

$17 an ounce

$25, $50 in 10 years

around $75

It is worth the investment!
The ration of silver to gold ideally is 1:72
if the ration increases buy silver as it is cheaper
if it decreases by gold as that has become cheaper

>The ration of silver to gold ideally is 1:72
Minerals which can be arbitrarily mined will not conform to your magic ratio.
It's all supply and demand, don't be an idiot.

I feel like this guy works for JP Morgan. 10/10.

Silver is absolutely an element. Is it possible to create or modify atoms to become an element? Yes. Nuclear transmutation is possible. It happens in the death of a star naturally. Short of initiating nuclear fusion however, your Ag schekels are safe from manmade creation.

I was only referring to Silver : Gold ration only and only!!!

$100/oz

$8. we bleed to $8 over the next 18 months. then sideways at 8 for 5 years. then slow build to $50 over 5 more years. then dip to $30 as boomer bagholders finally broke even at $50 holding since 1980 and 2011
then we moon to 1k eoy

8$

$1000

650 per oz, gold 13500 per oz

It would literally cost about $31 Million to make an ounce of gold or silver using a particle accelerator. The math has been done on this. And even then it would be radioactive from the heavy bombardment.

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>The ration of silver to gold ideally is 1:72
that's like just your opinion... silver is more rare in the universe than gold, but 16 times more abundant than gold in earths crust.

there's not really an "ideal" ratio, each metal is determined by market forces, supply and demand, economic factors, etc.

gold supply = 6 bil
silver supply = 6 bil
gold price = $1,230
silver price = $14.65

silver is way more useful for industrial purposes than gold is

The silver reserves "grows" with the price. If the silver price was say 20 dollars per ounce the reserves would increase dramatically.

Silver is a very inferior metal in every aspect compared to gold, it's used industrially to a larger extent than gold because it's much cheaper.

JPMorgan taking me for a ride :^)

Can't you just get the next element in the periodic table and wait for its half life to expire?

i'm just saying your ideal ratio is in your own head.

>it's used industrially to a larger extent than gold
>it's inferior

pick one

It's an industrial metal. Once the worlds economies head into recession within the next 5 years industrial production will fall and so will the demand for silver.

Also we never know if the central banks around decide to stockpile silver hence raise its price.

there's so much silver in the ground they can start and stop mines pretty much at will to meet the demand of a given point in time

The price started tanking immediately as JPMorgan built it's silver vault and started accumulating. It's the usual strategy. Look at how much they've stored so far.

Wouldnt that increase the price of silver? Less silver in circulation for everyone else

1oz of silver = 1 LINK eoy

dude
the central bankers literally make currency out of thin air, they can use their practically unlimited supply of dollars to manipulate markets in either direction for whatever reason they want
this is what they use futures for
see the price charts for silver/gold/uranium and look at the times the big futures markets opened for each and see what happens to the price right afterwards
if the central banks want the public to think that the economy is strong and everything is going to be okay, they can't be letting gold and silver rise in price too much because that would be indicative of a collective fear and mistrust of the current state of the stock market (as per historical analysis).

So btc is finished then, no more volatility due to futures?

the fiat scam is collapsing soon and we will have to shift to another form of money
whether that will be bitcoin, bitcoin cash, eth, gold, silver, a combination, I do not know and nobody else does either.
Of course the people that instituted the fiat scam will try to push us into one that is most advantageous for them, but we have a choice as individuals to disobey. The best thing for our collective future at this point is to educate as many people as possible on why fiat is a scam.
It is literally a form of enslavement. For example, if you are born in the USA, you are born into debt. The government owes the fed at interest, they collect taxes from you to pay that. Your federal taxes mostly does not go to anything that benefits you. Look up the grace commission and see what they were allowed to publicly say your money goes to. If you do not pay the taxes, what do they do? They steal your shit, they lock you up. You did not enter into this agreement of you own free will. It is extortion and slavery by definition.

Henry Ford (based business man from a long time ago; also wrote The International Jew): "It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and ... for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning."

>How much will silver be worth in 5 years?
$7±2

wtf

about the same.
But Paper Money will be less valuable.

No, those are stable elements.