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Friends, greetings. Friends, today we are going to talk about the continuous bull run of gold and silver. In modern history, over the last 100 years, this is the third bull run that is ongoing in gold and silver. The first bull run started in 1970 and ended in 1980. The second bull run started in the year 2000 and ended in 2011. And the third bull run started in the year 2020, just before COVID, and it is continuously ongoing, and according to us, this bull run should continue until 2031. Now, within this bull run, a milestone has arrived, which is the year 2026. This is a mid-year in which we are talking about gold and silver today. We have talked about gold, but silver moves along with it, and when does silver move? In which year does it move more? In the middle of the year, or did we see a tremendous surge in silver in 2025? So, will silver create a similar story in 2026, or will silver remain quiet this year? We will discuss all these things in today's episode. So, stay with us in today's episode. Friends, today we are going to talk about the bull run of gold and silver. This is the third bull run that we are experiencing. Before this, two bull runs have already occurred in gold and silver. The first bull run in gold and silver started from January 1, 1970, and lasted until December 31, 1980. This was a decade of 10 years in which gold and silver gave growth with multiplication. Now, we know this with pricing: on January 1, 1970, the price of gold was 38.9 USD dollars, and the price of silver was 1.5 USD dollars. At that time, when its middle period of six years arrived, on January 1, 1976, the price of gold was 12 USD dollars, and the price of silver was 2 USD dollars. This means if we look at it in a six-year period, gold gave a return of three times multiplication in this period. Whereas the return of silver was negligible. There was no significant return. It was a normal return. Its price reached from 1.5 USD dollars to 2 USD dollars. So, in 5 years, there was a 33% growth. And whereas gold had already given three times growth in these six years. And after this, in the next 5 years, on January 1, 1980, the price of gold reached 850 USD dollars. This means gold gave a return of seven times if we count the entire period, and the price from 112 to 850 is a seven-time growth. Gold gave seven times growth in these 5 years. And the price of silver reached from 2 USD dollars to 49 USD dollars at a very fast pace. This means you can understand this; there was a 15 times growth. Silver is a commodity that gives tremendous returns when it decides to give returns, which we also experienced in 2025. And from there, when silver crashed, it crashed from 49.45 USD dollars to 6 USD dollars. The story of Hunt Brothers is famous, on March 27, 1980. We can still see that there was a crash in silver, and the crash in silver has been 46 to 50% from its top prices. Now, the next, the second bull run, came from January 1, 2000. In the year 2000, the price of gold, which was 850 USD dollars in 1980, had fallen to 272 USD dollars. And the price of silver, which was 49.45 USD dollars, had fallen to 5.3 USD dollars in 20 years. From there, when the bull run started in the middle period, on January 1, 2006, before the financial crisis, and a bull run was ongoing in equities as well as in gold and silver, the price of gold became 635 USD dollars. This means gold gave a return of 2.3 times in this period. And the price of silver increased from 5.3 USD dollars to 11 USD dollars. This means the price doubled, a 100% growth in silver prices. And when the financial crisis occurred in between, and prices saw a jump from there, when this bull run finally ended on January 1, 2011, the price of gold had become 1531 USD dollars. This means gold gave a return of 2.8 times in the last 5 years, from 2006 to 2011. Whereas silver gave a return from 11 USD dollars to 49.50 USD dollars. This means a four to five times return in this period, from January 1, 2006, to January 1, 2011. After this, from 2011 to 2020, there were negative returns in gold and silver. There were no returns. And on January 1, 2020, just before COVID, the third bull run started from there, which we are currently experiencing. And when this bull run started on January 1, 2020, the price of gold was 159 USD dollars. This means the price that was in 2011, meaning between 2011 and 2020, gold gave negative returns, there was no growth, the pricing was flat, and the price even decreased slightly. Whereas the price of silver had fallen from 49.50 USD dollars to 17.83 USD dollars. It had become one-third of its price. From here, the bull run that started, which we are currently experiencing, and we can see that silver has again seen a crash midway, at the midpoint. But silver has created a record of 122. 122 USD dollars. And gold has created a record of 5600 USD dollars. Now we have to see what can happen next and up to what level this bull run can go. We have seen that gold and silver move in a ratio, and when that ratio becomes uneven, one commodity runs much faster, and the other commodity lags behind or slows down. We have extracted this data from all three bull runs so far: when the bull run is at its peak, gold has moved far ahead in the gold and silver ratio, and silver is behind. And when the bull run starts, silver is faster, meaning gold is faster, and silver is less fast. You can understand it this way: in the 1970-1980 bull run, when it was ending, just before the finale, meaning a year before, silver gave a big bull run when the price of silver went from 2 USD dollars to 49 USD dollars. At that time, it is recorded that the ratio was 515, which is the lowest in the last 100 years. So, when the finale was about to happen, its ratio was the lowest. And in 2020, when COVID arrived, the gold-silver ratio was 1, it was the highest. So, this was an indication that it was time for silver to move, which we saw in the bull run of 2025 in the midway period. Now, in the period of 2026, we are seeing silver slowing down in this period, and gold running more. This means gold will give more returns in this year, 2026, compared to silver. And if we calculate the targets and look at them by combining them with the ratio, silver's peak so far was in 2026, on January 29, the peak was 121. It's a peak of 121 point something, so you can consider it as 121. And from there, as of today, the price is holding around 80 USD dollars. In the Indian commodity market, it has hit a price of 420,000. And as of today, the price is fluctuating between 30 to 40 rupees. This price is running in this market. By the end of 2026, or we cannot specify the month of 2026, but within 2026, the pricing we see for gold is 9000 USD dollars. The price of gold can reach up to 9000 USD dollars this year. This means there can be a 107% return in 2026. This return in 2026 will be more than last year's return. Because as of today, in the gold-silver ratio, gold will have to move more now. Silver will not be able to move at the speed of last year. So, despite a 66% return in 2025, we are seeing even more speed in gold in 2026, and astrologically also we are seeing this speed. Because this year is the year of the Sun and Jupiter. Astrologically, it is the year of the Sun and Jupiter, and Mars is in the monthly aspect. So, within this year, and neurologically, we see this year as a year for gold, 2026, whose total sums up to one, according to which we see gold moving more, and silver not running as much. But we definitely see positive returns in silver this year, and the price of silver that we are seeing, we are seeing silver going up to 160 USD dollars. Up to 160 USD dollars, we see silver. As of today, its price is between 80 USD dollars, 70 to 80 USD dollars. And at most, we see the price going up to 1006 USD dollars. If we look at it in Indian currency, we see its price going up to 5 to 5.5 lakh rupees. On MCX or in the physical market, we do not see the price going above 5 to 5.5 lakh rupees in 2026. We see the price of gold crossing 3 lakh rupees. Gold at 3 lakh rupees per 10 grams is absolutely possible if the price of 9000 USD dollars hits on commodities in the international market. So, this is our finding, which we are sharing with you. We hope you liked our presentation today. What are your thoughts? Please mention your views in the comment box, and for more such interesting information, like, share, and subscribe to our channel. Thank you. Bharat Mata Ki Jai. Jai Hind.