The silver melt-up in charts

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By Hubert Moolman
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The gold/silver ratio appears to be in free fall. There is a  fractal setup on the chart similar to the 2010/2011 silver rally:

       

I have marked the two fractals (1 to 3) to show how the current collapse of the gold/silver ratio could play out. If this similarity continues, then we could see the gold/silver ratio go below the 2011 low. This would likely mean considerably higher silver and gold prices.

An interesting point about this similarity to 2010/2011 is illustrated in this chart below:

article imageIt is a comparison of the gold/silver ratio chart (top) and the silver chart (bottom). Around the same time when the gold/silver ratio broke down, silver prices broke out of the cup that formed starting in 2008.

In a similar manner, silver broke out of the cup (in 2025), which started forming in 2011 at around the same time when the gold/silver ratio broke down. If the similarity continues, then silver will reach a minimum of $215, but it will be much more.

This gold chart shows one reason why we will see much higher gold and silver prices:

article imageMore on this chart and this kind of analysis at my premium gold and silver blog or my  Silver Long-term Fractal Analysis Report.

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Hubert Moolman

I am a qualified Chartered Accountant from Cape Town, South Africa. I am a self-taught gold and silver analyst. I am the author of a newsletter specializing in the fundamentals of gold, silver and money as well as fractal analysis.

I also have a website (http://hubertmoolman.wordpress.com) that publishes educational articles on gold, silver and the dangers of fiat money.

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