Gold $1863, Platinum $1860, Rhodium $1850
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Will gold take out rhodium next?
Edit: 8/19/2011, question answered.
Gold $1863, Platinum $1860, Rhodium $1850.
Edit: 8/19/2011, question answered.
Gold $1863, Platinum $1860, Rhodium $1850.
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i guess i'm too lazy to look it up
p.s.. i think there's way too much hype around gold right now.... "sell on the news"
<< <i>when was the last time gold was higher than platinum? i thought it was in 2008, but i was told today it was 20 years ago? >>
It was 2008. Gold fell, but platinum fell harder.
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<< <i>Interestingly, people here felt this turn of events was an impossibility a few months ago. >>
You must have been reading the wrong people.
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<< <i>when was the last time gold was higher than platinum? i thought it was in 2008, but i was told today it was 20 years ago?
i guess i'm too lazy to look it up
p.s.. i think there's way too much hype around gold right now.... "sell on the news" >>
Yes, Platinum was lower than gold back around 1990 as well.
<< <i>Will gold take out rhodium next? >>
Gold takes out rhodium, or rhodium takes itself out? Either way I think it will.
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<< <i>Interestingly, people here felt this turn of events was an impossibility a few months ago. >>
You must have been reading the wrong people.
roadrunner >>
I agree with you.
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10 years later and platinum is worth basically half of what gold is worth. weird.
And rhodium is 10x the original price (after falling about 10,000$ in the last couple months. -> that’s nuts
It's all about what the people want...
. . . and gold is down $70 in the last 10 years.
And the dollar has lost 17% of its value during that time, according to the CPI.
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Yeah....i thought this was a recent thread. After all the promises of "theories" and "spiracies" over the last decade i woulda thought gold would be $10k by now. Maybe in another decade or two or three.
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Looks like gold is spiking a bit now.... inflation fears and stock market jitters.... Cheers, RickO
This thread makes a good case for periodic portfolio rebalancing within the precious metals complex.
I knew it would happen.