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James Rickards sees silver as historically undervalued relative to gold and believes the gold-to-silver ratio could compress sharply from today’s elevated levels. He points to the long-term historical ratio around 15–16:1 and the 1980 move toward 17:1, arguing that a return toward ratios such as 50:1 or 30:1 could...

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Jesse Day4 дней назад

WTF, this is AI slop not James Rickards😂

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k dyub4 дней назад

Why does this feel like ai

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Key West The Dog4 дней назад

Good Listen... $ &?!

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KC Byers4 дней назад

Bad ai or cgi😕

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PedroSalamanca4 дней назад

Very interesting. I vividly remember him telling that GSR isn’t real and one shpuldnt focus on that. That a year ago or so.

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Key West The Dog4 дней назад

Good Info

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Datguy4 дней назад

SLOP

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