| While gold has soared this year, silver has skyrocketed, leading to a big move in a key measure of relative strength often used by traders. In the beginning of 2016, an ounce of gold was worth as much as 77 ounces of silver; by the end of February, that number would rise above 83.
Yet on Monday, with gold trading at $1,357 per troy ounce and silver at $20.40, the gold/silver ratio is down to 66.5. While this the lowest this indicator has been since September 2014, the ratio is actually still above historical norms...............................................Full Article: Source
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