DWQA QuestionsCategory: Extraterrestrial Corruption of Human InstitutionsA viewer asks: “How will the gold:silver price ratio be affected by the power outages, the Disclosure event, the gold reset, and the aftermath of the gold reset? Will the ratio come closer to the historic long-time average of 15:1? For some analysts, silver is expected to outperform gold in the long run because of the fact that it is still trading below its all-time highs. Will this become true?” What is Creator’s perspective?
Nicola Staff asked 1 week ago
It is true that by traditional standards silver has some catching up to do, but this is true for gold as well. Precious metals have been suppressed and discouraged, with respect to ownership, and that is to keep the world using fiat money that is only a token representation, based on faith, with no real tangible value, unlike precious metals themselves. The gold reset will be a dramatic shift but we still see gold in the lead because it is the premier precious metal and source of value that has not only been used throughout history, as the highest and most desired commodity, this belief is held by the extraterrestrials as well and it is they who are orchestrating the markets across the board and especially with precious metals. The idea of the gold reset is to catapult its value and thereby further degrade the value of the dollar and other fiat currencies. Because few own precious metals, their wealth will be tied up in fiat currency and they will lose out. We see that gold will elevate silver as well but it will continue lagging behind because it will always be seen as a second-place choice. So the relative value will fluctuate and that will be more a function of human perception. So this is a moving target that is difficult even to predict because of the radical nature of what is changing here. So how the culture adapts as a whole will take time to play out. What we see is establishment of gold as the standard—that makes it the pinnacle. Silver will not assume that role, so it will always command a lesser price.