During the Great Depression, both silver (1931) and the Dow (1932) reached a significant low. Both have rallied significantly since then. However, the structure of these rallies was very different. To date, the Dow has significantly outperformed silver since those lows. The Dow increased 988-fold from the low to the all-time high, whereas silver has only increased 179-fold from the low to the all-time high. Here is a long-term comparison of the Dow, interest rates, and silver.  (Click to expand):     The period from circa 1931 to now can be divided into an era of rising interest rates (1931–1982) … The post Why a Dow Peak Will Boost Silver, by Hubert Moolman appeared first on SurvivalBlog.com.