Saad Ullah
● Silver's hitting $54 per ounce right now, and the gold/silver ratio is sitting pretty high. According to Winston Wolfe, we're looking at a ratio near 80 that's getting close to a long-term support line that's been shaping the precious metals game for over ten years. The charts tell an interesting story—silver's made solid gains, but the ratio hasn't cracked yet, so everyone's watching to see what happens next.
● Here's the deal: momentum traders might see more room to run, but that high ratio suggests we could be looking at a near-term peak. Jumping in hard at these levels means you're risking a pullback if that support holds firm. But here's where it gets interesting—if silver pushes higher and drives the ratio below that trendline, we could see serious money flowing from gold into silver.
● The financial angle matters here. When silver's undervalued compared to gold historically, it tends to explode once that ratio breaks down. For anyone thinking long-term, this could be a solid setup for structural gains, especially with industrial demand picking up while silver keeps its safe-haven appeal.
● If the gold/silver ratio shifts big time, it'll send waves through commodity markets everywhere—think hedging plays, ETF money moving around, even how central banks manage their reserves. History shows that when this ratio turns south, silver doesn't just rally—it often blows past gold by a huge margin.
Saad Ullah
