Gold above $4,400 is not considered cheap, as prices remain above the model's fair-value midpoint, although they are still within the broader estimated range. Silver near $61–66, meanwhile, appears relatively undervalued. 
Gold above $4,400 is not considered cheap, as prices remain above the model's fair-value midpoint, although they are still within the broader estimated range. Silver near $61–66, meanwhile, appears relatively undervalued. 
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