Platinum

One that there's direct use.

Platinum does have military applications.

A lot of military systems rely on Platinum.

And, you know, the wider platinum group elements in things like jet engine components, missile guidance, electronic satellite imaging, platinum is used in fuel cells that are used in, you know, in military applications.

And as well as the direct side, because of these applications, platinum is seen as a strategic or

I mean, I think we can expect in the short to medium term renewed interest in platinum exploration, certainly mine life extension, hopefully development of new projects.

And I think any sort of major new discovery outside of the traditional platinum mining regions is going to create an awful lot of attention.

As someone who's worked as a competent or qualified person for Platinum over the last few years, I have noticed that there are very few new projects coming on stream.

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I shall therefore invite you to consider as a suggestive analogy the action which takes place when a bit of finely filleted platinum is introduced into a chamber containing oxygen and sulfur dioxide.

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The analogy was that of the catalyst.

When the two gases previously mentioned are mixed in the presence of a filament of platinum, they form sulfurous acid.

This combination takes place only if the platinum is present.

Now, silver held to the mid-60s the whole way.

Platinum ran the high 17 to 1811.

Uh, palladium covered most of the ground, 1320 at the bottom, 460, uh, 1460 rather at the bottom.

Rhodium, which barely trades, sat near 8,900.

My backlog is full and everything like that, but yet I'm going through another playthrough of Elden Ring right now, so sue me.

Yeah, but that's so you can get the Platinum.

That's for a

purpose.

If I wanted to get the Platinum, then I would have played it again on the PlayStation, which I have my original save file.

Oh, you're just playing through it again just for fun? Yeah.

I've played, yeah, on the PC this time.

Okay, now nickel, copper, cobalt, industrial metals, you know, people are quite familiar with those.

Platinum, palladium, I imagine the use that people are most familiar with there are catalytic converters.

What about rhodium? The rhodium price is roughly twice that of the gold price.

So as precious metals goes, you know, in terms of value per ounce or whatever, it's probably top of the pile.

What is the main uses for rhodium?

I believe it's still catalytic converters.

It's often the three main PGMs, Blady, Platinum, and Rhodium.

There are certain military applications as well.

It's currently sat at $64.96. It's down $1.36 on the week, so down about 2%.

Look over at Platinum.

Again, down on the week.

The company sat at 1,757.

I mean, gold's obviously in the low 4,400s on the spot side.

Platinum in the high 17s, making fresh lows.

I mean, palladium down better than 4%.

But I mean, the 10-year Treasury topped 4.75% this morning.

I mean, I'm just looking at our spot board over at Kitco.

It's, you know, palladium traveled from 1459 down to 1339 in a single session after being almost up 5% on Friday.

Platinum's kind of on new lows here.

I don't know if you look at any of those on the plat side, but I mean, which of those kind of would actually you put money in?