20 key gold and silver price charts till 2012

On this page, you’ll find the most important long term charts about the gold and silver price. The charts indicate not only how we far we are in the current secular bull market which started around 2001, but it also puts it into perspective with data over the 20th century and even the centuries before. These charts also help you better understand the very nature of this bull market and the strength of the fundamentals. You can easily draw the conclusion that this gold bull market has a way to go. We are able to present these charts thanks to Sharelynx (we recommend to subscribe to their service for much more a wealth of statistics about precious metals):

The gold price trendline from 2000 till 2012

The 2012 silver price trendline from 2000 till 2012

The 200 year gold price, from 1800 till 2012

The 200 year silver price, from 1800 till 2012

The 200 year CPI inflation adjusted gold price, from 1800 till 2012

The 40 year CPI inflation adjusted gold price, from 1970 till 2012

The 200 year CPI inflation adjusted silver price, from 1800 till 2012

The Dow Jones to gold ratio, from 1970 till 2012

The long term Dow Jones to gold ratio, from 1900 till 2012

The very long term gold to silver ratio, from 1344 till 2012

The gold versus US dollar, from 1970 till 2012

The HUI index to gold ratio, from 1995 till 2012

The XAU index to gold ratio, from 1985 till 2012

The US monetary base M0 per capita to gold price ratio, from 1940 till 2012

The US M1 money supply to gold price ratio, from 1970 till 2012

The US M2 money supply to gold price ratio, from 1970 till 2012

The US M3 money supply to gold price ratio, from 1970 till 2012

The US dollar purchasing power – gold standard vs fiat system, from 1774 till 2012

The James Turk fear index, from 1970 till 2012

The growth of the US national debts over the 20th century, with the contribution of each president to the debts