Platinum is way too cheap for me not to be buying some.
Down at the Bay, 2016 1/10 Noble Isle of Man Platinum Coin $127.52, (Last yr Pobjoy Mint is making them)
way cheaper than 1/10 gold coins.
Platinum is way too cheap for me not to be buying some.
Down at the Bay, 2016 1/10 Noble Isle of Man Platinum Coin $127.52, (Last yr Pobjoy Mint is making them)
way cheaper than 1/10 gold coins.
Not "cheap" like it was last year... but still a good value. In fact i bought some today, not a lot, but 1/2 oz.![]()
you already know. i like APEs and platypuses
might not be cheap for too much longer!
http://oilprice.com/Metals/Platinum/...nt-Crisis.html
http://www.forbes.com/sites/roystonw.../#70f3858a7779
Yeah, but the last SA strikes did absolutely nothing for the PGM's so I am sitting on the sidelines for the most part and sold off a large chunk of PT at 1500 CAD. Back down to 1385
Actually,,, Long term prospects for PT to me at least seem stagnant. The Global push for electric vehicles will no doubt affect output and I am not really sure if PT has a bright future anymore.
I would be tempted to add a bit in the 1000 - 1150 CAD range should it go that low.
I am still sitting on lots of Rhodium,, if/when we see the next spike, i will likely sell that as well.
I think you could be wrong on this, Pt is still a valuable commodity and decreasing in supply.
http://www.mining.com/stars-aligning-platinum-price/
http://www.forbes.com/sites/roystonw.../#70f3858a7779
Last edited by Davidwd; 09-13-2016 at 04:59 AM.
the buy/sell premium makes it hard to swallow Pt
Last I bought platinum was 823 usd but with premiums I still payed close to 1000 sad