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I suspect that silver will outperform gold. If silver gains two percent daily, and gold one percent, where would the price be six months out? A year? Two years? What about if silver were to gain three percent daily, compared to gold one per cent? Just an exercise in number crunching, not a prediction, but I'd be curious to see where those kind of numbers would take us. Is there an online calculator for this kind of thing?

it would be (1+k)^n

k=percent gain
n=number of periods

I don't think you need to divide k by n

after 360 days

silver at 3% x 41,821

gold at 1% X 35.94

Thogey wrote:after 360 days

silver at 3% x 41,821

gold at 1% X 35.94

ok, so that's a bit excessive, even for hyperinflation scenario. How about if silver increased two percent a week, compared to one per cent for gold? Or silver three percent a month, compared to one percent gold?

So this is where you would sleep.

2% a week silver 1% a week gold

after 1 year
Ag x 2.8
Au x 1.67

3% a month silver 1% gold

after 1 year
Ag X 1.42
Au X 1.12

Thogey wrote:2% a week silver 1% a week gold

after 1 year
Ag x 2.8
Au x 1.67

3% a month silver 1% gold

after 1 year
Ag X 1.42
Au X 1.12

I think the first set of numbers Silver $62.50, Gold $2221 35.5:1 Gold to Silver ratio may be a fairly accurate guess as to the market prices a year from now. Thanks, Eric

Rodebaugh wrote:So this is where you would sleep.

Who got into my bedroom to snap this picture?