I've quickly compiled a number of metals and it is readily self-evident and amazingly obvious that gold has ZERO to say about the prices of other metals. Go take a look.
Frankly this example is SO bad I actually propose you retract it and we'll all pretend you never made it.
I now understand why they show those cards with spots when trying to diagnose possible....hmm... issues, some people see things where there is none and some obviously don't see a train coming. You desperately try to see things that are not there and at the same time ignore obvious facts.
Let's check the last year:
March 15, gold goes down, silver does the same
Start of August, silver makes a new ATH for the year, oh, wait, so does gold
November 27, after continuous decline what do they both do...of crash the same time.
When was the last dip, of it was March 31 for both silver and Gold....man this is weird.
Let's try a different approach, let's do the full 5years graph
Price of gold 5 years ago July 1, 2016 $1,331.75 oz Price as I speak $1,910.64 43%
Price of silver5 years ago July 1, 2016 $19.24 oz Price as I speak $ 28.02 45%
Looooooooooooool!!!!!!! Indeed, such a difference, 43 vs 45! A whole 2% in 5 years!!!!!
But you're right, I made a mistake, I mentioned things that actually have a purpose in life other than speculations unlike all those shitcoins you're so proud of.
Copetech has given you a brilliant answer, if you're too dense or too biased or too angry with the world to get it, sorry, I have no way to help you anymore, so it was a pleasure, but it's goodbye!