One of my higher conviction boomer plays of the next few years is long platinum. A variety of fundamental reasons why a secular bull run is potentially beginning but suffice to say it is a deeply hated and ignored asset trading roughly around production cost for over 10 years now. This has built a liquidity base of long term holders that can serve to propel a major advance. A defensible floor below current prices with powerful upside potential = tremendous upside asymmetry.
Data going back over 150 years shows the platinum/gold ratio is the cheapest since Civil War era; a time where the metal had no industrial use. Historically, platinum has always followed gold for each of its secular bull markets with some lagging period at first - the current lag the most dramatic in decades. It has the attention of very few investors, with ETFs seeing net outflows in recent years as a sideways market frustrated any steadfast believers.
Futures breaking out to new 3 month highs today. If we can convincingly clear $1,070 I believe the breakout has high likelihood of seeing substantial follow through and is more apt to be trusted than prior attempts over recent years.
Data going back over 150 years shows the platinum/gold ratio is the cheapest since Civil War era; a time where the metal had no industrial use. Historically, platinum has always followed gold for each of its secular bull markets with some lagging period at first - the current lag the most dramatic in decades. It has the attention of very few investors, with ETFs seeing net outflows in recent years as a sideways market frustrated any steadfast believers.
Futures breaking out to new 3 month highs today. If we can convincingly clear $1,070 I believe the breakout has high likelihood of seeing substantial follow through and is more apt to be trusted than prior attempts over recent years.
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