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gold & silver prices


               
2022 Oct 16, 12:14pm   10,323 views  142 comments

by Hircus   follow (1)  

Why are gold & silver prices trending down this past half year? My simplistic understanding makes me think their value should rise during times of inflation and uncertainty. Maybe they spiked at the begginning of the year due to the war, and fears have allayed since then?



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137   HeadSet   2025 Dec 17, 7:25pm  

Patrick says

Central banks and large bullion dealers typically hold “Good Delivery” gold bars, most commonly around 400 troy ounces (about 12.4–12.5 kg / 27.3–27.5 lb).

True, but that standard size is about 7 inches log. That bar looks much larger than that, unless Putin has really small hands.
138   Patrick   2025 Dec 17, 7:26pm  

I read that the standard bars are sometimes 10 inches long, but same weight.
139   Onvacation   2025 Dec 19, 8:13am  

Price of silver bouncing around $67 per ounce.
140   Onvacation   2025 Dec 21, 8:25pm  

New high: $69.50
141   Onvacation   2025 Dec 22, 7:38pm  

The US Dollar has fallen to $70 per ounce of silver.
142   AD   2025 Dec 23, 11:03pm  

Some of the rally is due to stockpiling given silver is used quite a bit in solar panels and electronics, and a lot in a Tomahawk cruise missile.

But also some of it is due to a speculative bubble forming this year. That is why I don’t expect a large crash but some correction in silver and gold prices. Like every other asset class, it should return to the mean.

The Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) for the price of silver from the end of 2021 to December 2025 is approximately 31.2%.

The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for US inflation from 2021 to present day (December 2025) is approximately 4.57%. The cumulative price increase over this four-year period was 19.56%.

The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for silver from December 1970 to December 2025 is approximately 7.29%.

The Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) for U.S. inflation from 1970 to late 2025 is around 4%.

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