Gold / Silver Ratio
The gold/silver ratio shows how many ounces of silver are required to equal one ounce of gold. Traders use changes in the ratio to compare relative strength between the two precious metals.
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A rising ratio means gold is outperforming silver on a relative basis; a falling ratio means silver is outperforming gold. The ratio does not by itself define a buy or sell signal.
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Quick answers
How is the gold/silver ratio calculated?
Gold price divided by silver price, using prices in the same currency and compatible units.
Is a high ratio automatically bullish for silver?
No. Extreme readings can be interesting historically, but timing still depends on price structure, macro conditions and risk.
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