With the ratio at 90, not understanding the FREE GOLD to be made is literally leaving money on the table. Here's the explanation as fast as possible...
Editor's note - In today's live-stream, in addition to explaining the opportunity for free gold by taking advantage of the gold-to-silver ratio arbitrage, we discussed currency manipulation, the trade wars, the upcoming US recession, the bond market, what kind of silver we like to stack, and a whole lot more, so come back and check out the replay in its entirety when you have time.
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Questions have been coming in with the gold-to-silver ratio being so high right now.
The ratio is indeed extreme:
Extremes like that can't last much longer.
That said, and quite literally, not understanding the gold-to-silver ratio arbitrage opportunity means leaving money on the table in the form of free gold.
What is the opportunity?
Here's the opportunity explained just today, and for your convenience I've started the video at the exact timestamp of the explanation (the 37:31 mark)
If you stopped listening after "you can get two ounces of gold", then you heard the explanation in one minute and fifteen seconds.
However, I'd recommend to keep on listening because we also talk about where the ratio could be heading from here.
The bottom line is that the gold-to-silver ratio arbitrage is truly a "once in a cycle" opportunity.
The question is, who is willing and able to take advantage?
And wait until the ratio bottoms out?
I am.
Are you?
Opportunity.
Knocks.
Yes.
Stack accordingly...
- Half Dollar
About the Author U.S. Army Iraq War Combat Veteran Paul "Half Dollar" Eberhart has an AS in Information Systems and Security from Western Technical College and a BA in Spanish from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Paul dived into gold & silver in 2009 as a natural progression from the prepper community. He is self-studied in the field of economics, an active amateur trader, and a Silver Bug at heart. Paul's free book Gold & Silver 2.0: Tales from the Crypto can be found in the usual places like Amazon, Apple iBooks & Google Play, or online at PaulEberhart.com. Paul's Twitter is @Paul_Eberhart. |
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