What Is The Gold-Silver Ratio Trading Strategy?

The gold-silver ratio strategy is another common trading strategy used by gold traders.

• Question 01

  What is the gold-silver ratio?

  Your Answer

  • A.The price of gold multiplied by the price of silver

  • B.The amount of gold equivalent to one ounce of silver

  • C.The amount of silver equivalent to one ounce of gold

  • D.The difference in value between gold and silver

• Question 01

  What historical significance does the gold-silver ratio hold?

  Your Answer

  • A.It was used to set currency stability during the Roman Empire

  • B.It has been unchanged since the 18th century

  • C.It was set at 12:1 during the U.S. Coinage Act of 1792

  • D.It has remained constant throughout history

• Question 01

  It has remained constant throughout history

  Your Answer

  • A.It has remained constant at 55 since 2013

  • B.It has decreased from 75 to 55 since 2013

  • C.It has increased from 55 to 75 since 2013

  • D.It has been trading between 65.5 and 83.5 in the last two years

• Question 01

  What does the gold-silver ratio indicate about the metals market?

  Your Answer

  • A.Silver is a safer investment compared to gold

  • B.Gold is more sensitive to economic changes than silver

  • C.Silver prices tend to be more volatile than gold prices

  • D.Gold is primarily used for industrial purposes

• Question 01

  What action is recommended when the gold-silver ratio is in an uptrend?

  Your Answer

  • A.Buy gold

  • B.Sell gold

  • C.Buy silver

  • D.Sell silver

• Question 01

  What factor can affect the gold-silver ratio besides economic events?

  Your Answer

  • A.Fluctuations in the stock market

  • B.Changes in currency exchange rates

  • C.Supply and demand for gold and silver

  • D.Technological advancements in mining

• Question 01

  What is the primary function of the gold-silver ratio trading strategy?

  Your Answer

  • A.To guarantee high returns on investment

  • B.To simplify market analysis

  • C.To compare the relative performance of gold and silver

  • D.To eliminate risks associated with trading