@blitzdude said:
Wasn't too long ago Platinum was higher than gold. Won't be long we will again be saying the same about Palladium, Bitcoins, Shares of AMZN etc.
I'll take a share of amzn for years to come
Bitcoin gyrates wildly. I'm speculating bitcoin up next year.
@blitzdude said:
Wasn't too long ago Platinum was higher than gold. Won't be long we will again be saying the same about Palladium, Bitcoins, Shares of AMZN etc.
I'll take a share of amzn for years to come
Bitcoin gyrates wildly. I'm speculating bitcoin up next year.
AMZN will be bankrupt long before gold. Maybe not in your or my lifetime but certainly somewhere on down the road. Just saying.
Gold... Always gold... It has never been worth nothing. It has great liquidity in times of need, U.S. coins are widely accepted (and sought after). Cheers, RickO
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Gold, like diamonds, is forever.
Palladium seems too dependent on transient practical uses.
Here's a warning parable for coin collectors...
My answer hasn't changed in the past week.
https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1010070/an-ounce-of-gold-or-an-ounce-of-palladium#latest
The one with the smaller buy/sell spread, and the far wider market.
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Wasn't too long ago Platinum was higher than gold. Won't be long we will again be saying the same about Palladium, Bitcoins, Shares of AMZN etc.
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I'll take a share of amzn for years to come
Bitcoin gyrates wildly. I'm speculating bitcoin up next year.
AMZN will be bankrupt long before gold. Maybe not in your or my lifetime but certainly somewhere on down the road. Just saying.
The whole worlds off its rocker, buy Gold™.
That's why I said years to come
Funny......many times over the past years the PM pundits have said that gold or silver were in backwardation----which wasnt true
But now palladium is in backwardation yet no one mentions it. Hmmmm?
So do any PM pundits wish to explain what this means for palladium and why it hasn't been mentioned?
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Gold... Always gold... It has never been worth nothing. It has great liquidity in times of need, U.S. coins are widely accepted (and sought after). Cheers, RickO
Just over a year since the OP, and at this point in time it would appear that Palladium’s glimmer is stronger than gold.
I guess it means that it will double in a year.