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The Broken Ratio: Gold, Silver, and the Anatomy of a Market Fracture
For four thousand years, the price of gold relative to silver followed a law of nature — fixed first by geology, then by monarchs, then by markets. Today that relationship has fractured in ways that illuminate something profound about our moment: the weaponisation of the dollar, the rewiring of global energy, and the question of whether silver is the most structurally mispriced major commodity on earth. The Number That Governed Empires: A History of the Gold-Silver Ratio Divide the price of one troy ounce of gold by the price of one troy ounce of silver. The number you get — today, roughly 60 — is one of the ... (full story)
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