The silver price over a 50-year historical chart (going back to the 1970s) shows a pattern where price spikes occur but afterward the silver price reverts to the cost of production, and this same pattern holds for gold and copper

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Speaker

Steve St. Angelo

Evidence Quote

“as you can see we we get some tremendous spikes in the silver price but after these spikes happen the silver price comes back down to the cost of production and this is similar with gold it's the same thing with copper basically the majority of the market is what something cost to produce it”

Source

Steve St. Angelo: Exponential Debt Cycle is Past the Point of no Return— Palisades Gold Radio
Created: 8/10/2026, 11:27:09 PM

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