gold versus silver historic performance

[HawkHybrid]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tZ_0PBeaV0

silver stackers can expect a ~70% outperformance

versus gold if they pick the exact lows and highs?

(edit: over a 25 year time frame)

 

HH

[Pete]

1 minute ago, HawkHybrid said:

silver stackers can expect a ~70% outperformance

versus gold if they pick the exact lows and highs?

 

HH

Absolutely true but you have the same odds picking the winning lottery numbers.

[HawkHybrid]

the window to sell silver for $30+(650% break even

with gold) for the 25 year period is from 11/2010-

03/2013 or 28 months, which is 9.3%.

no wonder holders of silver are glued to the silver

charts? (it could be a 20 year wait if they miss their

chance)

 

HH

[Miganto]

Due to the relatively high volatility, yes. But as said above, youd need to know the future to do so.

[HawkHybrid]

2 minutes ago, Miganto said:

Due to the relatively high volatility, yes. But as said above, youd need to know the future to do so.

 

the volatility is not the problem. silver is volatile,

but the chance to sell within it's top 33% price

range is only 9.3% of the time. ie it mostly sits

at under 66% of it's potential price and spikes

up for short periods of time before falling back

again. it's volatile but the up and down swings

are not weighted equally.

 

HH

[Miganto]

I am talking about if you sold at the peak and bought at the trough, precisely, each time - you would make a lot more money due to the volatility. 

So in relation to my point, and the OPs... yes, volatility is exactly the reason for such potential gains.

[HawkHybrid]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXVBVz9SLkA&t=3s

 

HH