An ounce of silver is now worth more than a barrel of oil. The parabolic moves from precious metals are a concern.

This kind of dislocation only happens at extremes, the kind that shakes portfolios and forces central banks to act.



Gold is surging
https://www.kitco.com/charts/gold

Grok:
Historically, silver per ounce exceeded oil per barrel in 1980 (amid inflation and recession; Fed raised rates under Volcker) and 2020 (COVID recession; Fed cut rates to zero, launched QE/stimulus).

No official recession declared now in 2025, but this rare flip often signals economic stress. Fed could step in via rate cuts or QE if data shows slowdown, as seen in recent easing signals. Recession may loom if trends persist.

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