Palladium

Platinum, $1,816.20 in the green.

Palladium, $1,340.80 also in the green coming off of AppMax.

So we do have that.

We see that Bob, Randy, Dennis, Bill, Phil, Barb.

As we roll out, let's check real quick the spot one more time and see if the prices have changed.

Ah, gold is still in red, $4,392.90. Silver still in the green, $67.41. It's actually went even higher.

Platinum still in the green, $1,815.50. Palladium still in the green, $1,338.50. Coming off of Apmex as we roll out at the end of the show.

Try to get out there and find it one way or the other.

I'm sure you'll do fine.

Bias for next week on Palladium is up, although this one is now underneath the 50-day moving average.

So I kind of like Platinum here a little bit more this week, which isn't how I felt for the last couple of weeks on Palladium.

All right, nickel futures down 1.7% for the week.

So the drop last week, I don't think surprised anyone here.

Let's see what's losing horribly for the year, why don't we? Let's go to number five, listeners.

It is Palladium off 23%.

Again, kind of a rough, rough middle portion of the year here for the shiny stuff reflected in Palladium, number five.

Number four, it's our old pal ETH coming back below the $2,500 level.

We were just talking about it on Monday on the crypto rundown.

With the dog and had a nice afternoon, had some ice cream and came home and then I played some Elite.

I participated in both CGs over the weekend, did some Rhino surface mining and laser mining with the T11 and hauled some Palladium.

And then during the week, I flew out to HIP 18477 to participate in my first ever Buckyball race, as I hinted I might last week.

It was pretty interesting.

and stopped the greatest gold rush in recent elite history, then apologized for stopping the greatest gold rush in recent elite history.

And their solution this week appears to be creating the greatest gold rush in recent elite history again, only at half price.

So welcome to Gold Rush to Palladium Boogaloo.

The short version is that Frontier launched community goals intended to compare traditional asteroid mining with the new Rhino surface mining system and gave the relevant commodities enormous price multipliers at the CG station in Iga.

It's back at $1,806 a fine ounce.

Palladium shed 5.6%.

It's back at $1,302 a fine ounce.

The gold price, probably the smallest loser on the day's trades.

Platinum in the red at $1,822.

Palladium also in the red at $1,361.

The rand is trading at $16 to the US dollar.

Bitcoin at $78,596.