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$1,970!!!
$2,000 anyone? anyone? anyone?
Saw that! Crazy!
$2000 is definitely going to be a pyschological resistance. Fundamentally, I have no idea how much premium would the disruption at South Africa would affect the prices. Technically, it's in a manic uptrend and well, I never believed things go up in straight lines.
Lessons learnt, should have acted as soon as the news were received. Another lesson learnt, opportunity will come around again. hehe
Saw that! Crazy!
$2000 is definitely going to be a pyschological resistance.
$2,100 cracked, now back at $2085! Just keeps going!!!!
I given up analysising this already, it's beyond my current skill / knowledge level.
Let it run through and applaud those who managed to get the bulk of this trend. I will continue to resist the evil greed part of me trying to buy this. Now that's good psychology practice. hehe
Hi besides AQP & PLA, and other specialist platinum producers?
thx
MS
Yes there are a few. Here's a good list, but there's more, but pretty thin also considering its worldwide list! Doesn't mean you can't profit though!
http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page67?oid=46211&sn=Detail
(Tried to past the whole article but doesn't the stocks table doesn't format properly)
Can you repeat your question again? I don't get it. Are you asking if there are any other specialist platinum producers?
Here is one neat database that I found on the net.
http://miningpedia.com/
I'm not sure if the data is completed or valid though.
Edit: oops, only one company listed on pure platinum though. Stillwater Mining Company
There goes $2,200. Now at $2215.
Have only been posting at $100 intervals.
Wonder how many more posts to go???
Read that in a few places (not Oz?) well trained theives can remove a catalytic converter from a car in about 1 minute. It contains 5g of Pt which is now worth over $300!
Probably come. Saw on news tonight where theives were caught with a container of copper including cable from rail switch gear etc for export to China.
A long time ago a few analysts speculated on if ever Au would get close in price to Pt, and if so it was time to buy Pt.
Pt has fallen over 50% mainly cos of fears for big recession and US auto demand falling. As usual momentum players have taken things way toofar. On the Demand side, auto demand from China, India etc is growing so fast, will more than make up for falls in US, even with a depression. On a supply side, South African power problems have dropped supply seriously, and no remedy in sight til 2012/3.
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