High ratio
A high ratio says silver is cheaper relative to gold than it was in a lower-ratio regime. It does not prove that silver must catch up.
Precious metals intelligence
What the Gold/Silver Ratio Means
The gold/silver ratio tells you how many ounces of silver equal one ounce of gold at the reference price. It is a relative-value lens, not a trade by itself.
Low ratio
A low ratio says silver is leading relative to gold. That can reflect industrial strength, speculative demand, or a broad reflationary market.
Practical use
Set ratio review levels, then check trend, volatility, premiums, and allocation drift before drawing conclusions.
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