This is what i always thought. But maybe there is some new application that is weight sensitive and since Palladium is half the density of Platinum it has preference?Wasn't Palladium used because it was cheaper? Now that it has surpassed the price of Platinum I would assume the auto industry should start using Platinum again in the near future? And if that happens the prices of the two metals should reverse Plat higher and Pallad lower. Just a thought
must be very quiet here for nobody to write about what is surely one of the major stories in the world of precious metals - that palladium is ounce for ounce worth more than gold!
who would have thought it back in 2009?
Scarcity and usefulness should dictate price in FREE markets. _JLG
I hope you do well in that. It is a scarce metal, but the reality is that we live in an increasingly centralised world of regulation. This is not good for Pt as it falsely accelerates the direction when the consensus at the top is driven by greed and not competition. Pt is on the outer, at least in terms of catalytic conversion.Yes, it's a bit mind boggling that Platinum is such a bargain now....that's why I'm buying Platinum.
Thank you. I think that the intrinsic properties of Platinum make it always a potentially very valuable metal.I hope you do well in that. It is a scarce metal, but the reality is that we live in an increasingly centralised world of regulation. This is not good for Pt as it falsely accelerates the direction when the consensus at the top is driven by greed and not competition. Pt is on the outer, at least in terms of catalytic conversion.
Copper over taking silver would be great because id love my house to be fitted out with silver plumbing instead of copper.Palladium will overtake gold soon.
Copper might overtake silver one day too.