As in all things, opinions will vary and justifications abound......my personal preference is gold and silver....platinum is interesting, but not generally recognized as a trading medium...Cheers, RickO
Not to put too fine a point on it ...... but platinum and palladium are wretched , foul , stinking garbage to be avoided at all cost. For stacking mind you . However, if you are into losing a lot of money collecting pretty designs platinum can be okay. but not palladium ever.
If you own a store and can buy back of melt its better but after you buy they will still sit in the display case forever .
Platinum is less liquid than gold, and usually the bid/ask spread is higher.
Platinum is also a lot scarcer than gold.
Platinum is more sensitive to industrial demand than gold. Gold is more sensitive to monetary demand than platinum.
Even though they're currently selling for about the same price, their supply/demand profiles are very different. It's hard to tell how that will play out in the long term.
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When gold and silver move together, it signals the coming end of fiat money.
Get educated as derryb suggests and then tweak a plan to your needs /desires.
I loosely try to hold "X" ounces of silver, then 10% of "X oz of Silver" in ounces of gold and finally 10% of "X oz of Gold" in ounces of platinum.
Hypothetical Example: 1000 oz Ag 100 oz Au 10 oz Pt
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to resell !!!
Not to put too fine a point on it ...... but platinum and palladium are wretched , foul , stinking garbage to be avoided at all cost. For stacking mind you . However, if you are into losing a lot of money collecting pretty designs platinum can be okay.
If you own a store and can buy back of melt its better but after you buy they will still sit in the display case forever .
<< <i>Hey Thanks to all for your valuable suggestions. I am going to invest in gold over here >>
AGEs at $130 over spot? No thanks.
You can probably get better pricing if you just drive over to Dubai and pick them up at the counter?
I knew it would happen.
(you'll feel that way if not careful)
<< <i>Hey Thanks to all for your valuable suggestions. I am going to invest in gold over here >>
Platinum is also a lot scarcer than gold.
Platinum is more sensitive to industrial demand than gold. Gold is more sensitive to monetary demand than platinum.
Even though they're currently selling for about the same price, their supply/demand profiles are very different. It's hard to tell how that will play out in the long term.