Pd is down again today. Time to unload.
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Pd is down again today. Time to unload.
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Agreed. I look forward to buying some soon for a much better price than now, say $450-$500Originally Posted by Rhodium9000
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Even I wouldn't trade yellow stuff for Pd.
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I was planning on investing with an itrade broker whom my sister introduced me to. I found him trust worthy but the problem is since I'm new to trading, I'm not very familiar with the terminologies of the trading world. Please, help!
Last edited by ynot2k; 02-15-2017 at 08:23 AM.
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what about for Pt? or simply buying some Pt?
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dyodd, is what ya need to do... read, study, get advice..
Last edited by ynot2k; 02-15-2017 at 08:29 AM.
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I just dumped my palladium position and found that dealers pay under spot, even on maple leafs whereas I can easily get spot on silver and gold from multiple sources
Retired in 2009 at 39 years old, what day is today
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Yes there is also a big spread on Pd in the UK, I was quite disappointed with what i got for mine.
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I'm also grateful.)
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[QUOTE=Freedom;2481736]I've been watching the trade ratios between the top 4 PM's for a number of years...
Right now, the Gold/Palladium Ratio has risen to 2.47:1
My trigger point is 3:1, but whenever I see a ratio start to get close to a trade trigger number, I consider making a trade.
the normal ratio is about 1.5:1
lowest below 1:1
highest 5:1
Hope Freedom did well with his ratio trading. Nobody on these forums, not the supposed experts Kitco interviews, not anyone, really seems to know the future. Best to just stick tot he ratios that freedom noted some three years ago -- and chances are you will do better than anyone who thinks they are some guru, or anyone who just sits on it and does nothing.
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