$7,000 gold? $300 silver? ‘Crazy’ forecasts are suddenly making sense

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At a 40-to-1 gold-silver ratio, $7,000 gold implies $175 silver.

1. Rebel News Podcast centers on silver and gold forecasts, price discovery, and the move from fiat currencies into physical metals. 2. Jeremy Wiseman hosts with Jerry Correa, who focuses on precious-metals strategy, physical ownership, and RRSP structures. 3. The episode asks whether silver and gold are still undervalued now that the market has moved out of a 50-year “box.” 4. Jeremy says silver is up 176% year-over-year and gold is up 80% year-over-year as of Thursday, February 26th. 5. The hosts argue that reported CPI numbers in Canada and the U.S. miss older real-world inflation methods from the 1970s. 6. They cite the Bank of Canada Museum’s figure that average inflation in the 1970s was 8%. 7. Jerry says CPI basket changes and financialization pushed the measured number lower, but he says that era is ending. 8. The episode lists forecasts from Michael Oliver, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, Bank of America, Correlation Economics, WisdomTree, the World Bank, ING, and ABN Amro. 9. Michael Oliver’s range for silver is $200 to $600 within 12 months, while several institutions are cited at $7,000 to $10,000 gold. 10. Jeremy and Jerry convert those gold targets into silver targets using 60-to-1, 40-to-1, and 30-to-1 ratios. 11. They say a $7,000 gold price at 40-to-1 implies $175 silver, and at 30-to-1 implies $233 silver. 12. They also say $10,000 gold at 40-to-1 implies $250 silver, and at 30-to-1 implies $333 silver. 13. Jerry argues that those calculations make the quoted silver forecasts seem less extreme. 14. Jeremy says each $1,000 move in gold gets smaller as the price rises, citing Jim Rickards. 15. Jerry says physical metal creates a barrier to entry that keeps buyers from day trading their position. 16. The hosts compare physical bullion to a house and say the cost of buying and storing it encourages long-term holding. 17. The tone is conversational, fast-moving, and market-commentary driven, with frequent back-and-forth between the two hosts. 18. The format mixes forecast reading, ratio math, and policy discussion around de-dollarization and remonetization. 19. Investors tracking gold, silver, and inflation hedges will get the most value here. 20. Listeners wanting neutral macro analysis without metals interest may skip it.

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