Gold vs. Silver allocation - especially with inflation worries and election year?

• •We've weathered a few storms, from hurricanes to recessions, and having that stability has been a lifesaver.
• •Currently, I’m sitting at about an 80/20 split, gold to silver.
• •It just feels like silver has more room to run if things really heat up.

Been doing a lot of thinking lately about my precious metals allocation, especially with all the economic noise out there – inflation fears, the upcoming election year. I've got a decent chunk of change, about $180k invested in precious metals through a Gold IRA, and it’s served me well as a hedge against the crazy swings my tourism business here in Savannah sees. We've weathered a few storms, from hurricanes to recessions, and having that stability has been a lifesaver.

Currently, I’m sitting at about an 80/20 split, gold to silver. My initial thought was to go heavy on gold for the long-term stability and recognized value, but silver’s industrial applications always make me wonder if I'm underestimating its potential for growth, especially with the push for more tech and green energy. It just feels like silver has more room to run if things really heat up. On the flip side, gold feels like the ultimate safe haven when everything else is going sideways.

I’ve been eyeing a potential rebalance to maybe 70/30 or even 60/40, but I’m hesitant to tinker too much without some more concrete arguments. What are everyone else’s thoughts on this kind of allocation in the current climate?

One thing I’m particularly mindful of is the tax implications of any moves. I’ve been messing around with that Tax Calculator tool on Gold IRA Blueprint to get a clearer picture of potential gains/losses and what that might mean for my overall portfolio. It’s a handy little tool for understanding the tax bite before making any big decisions. Has anyone else used it for rebalancing scenarios like this?

Any insights or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!