🚨 THIS RATIO IS STARTING TO MAKE PEOPLE UNCOMFORTABLE AND THAT’S USUALLY A TELL

The Gold-to-Silver Ratio (GSR) is dropping quickly
and looks on track to test a horizontal support level that’s held for 43 years.

Most people aren’t watching it yet.
That’s usually when it matters most.

And honestly, I don’t think it stops there.

Just to ground this in simple math:

If gold moves toward $6,000 and the GSR compresses to around 32 which isn’t extreme by historical standards you’re looking at silver near $190-200. That’s not a wild call.

That’s just what the ratio implies.

Here’s why this feels important.

Gold usually moves first when fear shows up.
Silver moves when people stop hiding
and start positioning.

When the ratio compresses,
it’s a sign capital is shifting from safety
toward leverage.

That’s when silver stops behaving like a quiet metal
and starts behaving like something people wish
they’d paid attention to earlier.

Most of the crowd won’t notice the ratio.

They’ll notice the price later.

Ratios don’t make noise.
They just quietly point to what’s coming.

Have a good start to the week.
This is one of those things worth keeping an eye on
before it becomes obvious.