Silver, often referred to as “poor man’s gold” or “high-beta gold,” could rise to $20 an ounce in the foreseeable future if the gold/silver ratio continues to fall to historical levels, says Deutsche Bank.
Silver, often referred to as “poor man’s gold” or “high-beta gold,” could rise to $20 an ounce in the foreseeable future if the gold/silver ratio continues to fall to historical levels, says Deutsche Bank.