ALERT: Gold-to-Silver Ratio COLLAPSING Back to 50-to-1 FAST! Thompson & Innecco

A financial fault line is widening beneath the global markets, and silver is emerging as one of the clearest signals that something major is shifting.
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Mario Innecco emphasizes that silver becomes increasingly attractive to central banks as its price rises, transforming from a relatively ignored asset at lower valuations into a strategic reserve candidate at much higher levels. He highlights the long-term weakness in the gold–silver ratio, noting that historical precious-metal bull markets often end with silver dramatically outperforming.
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With bond markets in a secular bear phase and global debt needing constant rollover, Innecco argues that even a small portfolio shift toward physical metals could overwhelm the limited supply.
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Clive Thompson describes the recent surge in silver as extraordinary, noting how quickly it has risen and how sustained momentum could theoretically push it into triple-digit territory within the next year or two. He expects silver to continue outpacing gold, compressing the gold–silver ratio toward shorter-term targets around 50-to-1.
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Thompson also explains that government debt is expanding much faster than wages or living costs, creating a growing imbalance that will eventually overwhelm investors’ willingness to absorb more sovereign bonds.
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When yields rise to politically intolerable levels, he believes central banks will be forced into yield-curve control buying government debt with newly created money to prevent a crisis.
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Their perspectives outline a converging narrative: a fragile global financial system under strain from massive debt loads, weakening bond markets, and growing investor interest in hard assets.
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They each arrive from different angles, but both see silver and gold gaining structural importance as governments face mounting fiscal pressures and central banks move closer to aggressive monetary interventions that could redefine the next phase of the precious-metals cycle.
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