>In 1971, $35 was equivalent to an ounce of gold. Taking inflation into account, in today’s prices that is equivalent to around $280. But it now takes $4,440 to buy an ounce of gold. That means that the US dollar, over the course of the past 54 years has lost at least 92 percent of its purchasing power relative to gold.https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2025/12/24/hqzw-d24.htmlSilver is, as long as today's level of industrial civilization lasts, now an industrial metal, not a precious metal, since silver is necessary, in large quantities affordable to ordinary consumers, in the widest array of products after any material after only petroleum. But silver is indeed a very valuable industrial metal, albeit not anymore a precious metal -- only being one again should industrial civilization collapse into a dark age.Gold is the classic precious metal; platinum should become its main alternative, for platinum is even denser and rarer than gold.
>>524354185>Gold is real money.Gold is just a commodity, a shiny rockSame goes for silverNo money is 'real' except in our mindsRead an economics book!
Given that you need silver for solar panels that are 37% efficient and the world is gonna get covered with that shit, silver is going to only go up in price just from the fact that growth in demand is going to be faster than growth in the machines that can teleport it out of the ground after digging a hole.
>>524354351Dumb nigger and or lying jew alert!
>>524354410inb4 he says they'll stabilize the price by dumping some gold from in fort knox
China is increasing their gold reserves, so I am too.
>>524354185>he fell for the shiny rock memeImagine not reading Thomas More's Utopia...
LEAD > gold
>>524354185Basedhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07R-q4aF144
