Haggai 2:8 – “The silver is mine, and the gold is mine, saith the Lord Yahweh of hosts”
Could Silver Outweigh Gold Soon
People sleep on the fact that silver could outweigh gold. Remember? Silver and gold is Yahweh’s money!!!
Unlike physical gold, which is used very little in industry. Physical silver is an input in a wide range of industries including commerce, photography, medicine, defense and electronics.
Thus, we can all conclude that silver is rare (priceless).
Modern medicine has recently re-discovered silver’s anti-bacterial qualities, with its germ-fighting properties.
Silver (colloidal) can kill any virus, though the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) may challenge this claim.
With over 10,000 known industrial applications, it’s hard to deny silvers universal abilities.
The prices of silver are currently relatively low. This may change if the price rises substantially.
The markets rave about gold and its value. Thus, silver is a hidden gem.
Silver used as commerce
The history of silver as a monetary metal dates back over 6,000 years. Silver has an advantage over gold.
The fact that silver is so often a by-product adds a degree of inelasticity to supply.
In biblical times, the Hebrews used silver also and they called it shekels.
We believe silver prices may rise by more, in percentage terms, than gold in the coming years.
Gold occurs in the earth at a rate of 4 parts per billion (PPB). Whilst silver occurs at 75 PPB.
This ratio of about 19:1 indicates that there is roughly 19 times more silver in the ground compared to gold.
Why silver is lit
Lit is an understatement when it comes to silver. Silver will continue to be pulled higher by the strong gold price and supportive financial conditions.
The prices of both gold and silver are riding high in the current uncertain economic conditions.
The lower price of silver makes if affordable. Silver just like gold works as a store of value and hedge against many economic uncertainties.
Silver is also a very private and secure physical asset to hold.
This affordability is also one of the key reasons why demand for silver among first-time investors in precious metals remains very high.
In terms of quantity, the annual supply of silver is much greater than the annual supply of gold.
Gold on the other hand is not used nearly as much in industry.
My thoughts
What both silver and gold have in common is the fact they are both used as a major store of value. They are both hugely popular safe haven investments in times of economic trouble.
At one point, silver was the predominant metal held in reserve by many around the world.
The market value of silver is undervalued; it’s not even funny.
Manipulation of metal prices tend to send buyers selling their silver, more for me 🙂
The bible always mention silver first over gold. Something to think about.
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