Wt Physi Pallad Discussion Threads

[traderabc] 16/12/2014 16:16

The ruble is collapsing, most of the Worlds Palladium comes from Russia, but it is priced in $. I'm sure these facts are significant but the above chart isn't making it obvious.

However this chart does make some sense, looks like the 10-11 area (if we get there) is a fist thumping screaming buy.

[shavian] 13/10/2014 21:21

It might just have bounced off the bottom of a 10 year rising channel.

[traderabc] 08/10/2014 18:06

Yep, looks like that was the 73 support level successfully tested, now it ought to zig zag its way back up to 87, and then beyond as that break out a few weeks ago looked like the real thing.

[traderabc] 06/10/2014 18:19

It wasn't, perhaps this is the support level being tested.

[traderabc] 01/10/2014 20:30

That might of been the test of that support level mentioned, we'll should know soon enough.

[traderabc] 12/9/2014 17:35

Short term breakout failed? Next stop 73 ish where some good support should come in.

[traderabc] 03/9/2014 12:09

I almost dare not say it, but this one ought to find support within a couple of points from here and bounce up.

[traderabc] 25/8/2014 20:20

Some good chart analysis from simple7

[traderabc] 17/7/2014 13:02

94 would be a proper long term breakout, it's approaching the 2011 high, should meet some more resistance here.

[commander t] 08/7/2014 21:18

I think I am getting a another buy signal. Will probably see 94 before 78.

I run a weekly youtube stock market show called speculation ville and I will probably give palladium a shout. Good luck.

EDIT: Video created

[traderabc] 04/7/2014 10:49

Back down to 78 ish ?

[traderabc] 01/7/2014 10:33

Depressed? It looks quite perky to me..



Jim Rogers: 'Depressed' palladium one of best commodity investments

"In 1987 stocks were down 40-80 percent worldwide and it took a long time for it to get above pre-correction levels but the bull market was not over," said Rogers. "We are seeing the same normal correction happening in commodities now. But we have not seen enough supply come on stream yet in any commodities sector, except maybe iron ore or something like that, to bring supply and demand back in balance."

Despite these points, Rogers still refuses to call a top in the commodity market. In fact, the bestselling author of "Hot Commodities" believes commodity prices will continue to rise in the months to come. However, investors should be cautious because commodities could possibly conclude in a bubble by the end of the bull market, which normally happens.

[traderabc] 26/6/2014 11:19

A thank you to Snurkle on the other Palladium thread for this one.



The Palladium Bull Run Is Underway
By David H. Smith -
June 25, 2014


A precious metal which has over 80% of its annual production coming from just two countries? Considerably rarer than its cousin, platinum – known by the Spanish Conquistadors as "little silver" - yet sells for a bit more than half as much? Like silver, a "two-doors" metal with both vital industrial applications and increasing investor interest? And like these metals, it can be bought and sold by investors in the form of bullion coins and ingots? That metal is palladium.

Its better known relative, platinum, also suffers from a supply-demand imbalance, which over the next few years should take its price much higher. However, palladium, which now trades at $600 per ounce less, yet can be substituted for most of the roles platinum fills, is in the eyes of this writer an investment option with even more lucrative potential.

[traderabc] 11/6/2014 11:41

Investors Shun Gold, Flock To Palladium

The yellow metal remains out of favor, but another precious metal continues to sizzle.



Gold edged slightly higher over the past several sessions. As we wrote last week, what we are seeing is likely an oversold bounce. On Thursday, the European Central Bank announced a cut in interest rates, as expected. Then on Friday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported a robust U.S. jobs report for the month of May.

Fundamentally, both pieces of news were bearish for gold, and investor interest in the yellow metal remains muted. Once this oversold bounce peters out, we expect prices to resume their decline to the cycle low at $1,180. Likewise, silver may eventually test $18.

[traderabc] 10/6/2014 14:09

It's just on the lower of the two 2011 peaks, there could be a breakdown here, or at the least some substantial resistance. At around 87 ish (if we get there) we will be into all time highs and long term breakout, it's bound to be a major struggle to get there. Some profit taking should become evident from here on into this area of resistance. jmho, dyor, nag etc..

5 year advfn chart for Palladium



Interesting times for Palladium, I just wish Gold,Silver, and Platinum could follow its fine example..

[rivet] 30/4/2014 03:29

Looking nice... count me in

[commander t] 14/4/2014 21:57

This is looking interesting.

[traderabc] 14/4/2014 21:44

It's becoming more convincing now..

[traderabc] 02/4/2014 09:41

GEOPOLITICAL AND LABOR CRISES
SET TO PUSH PALLADIUM HIGHER

For the last few weeks, one of the lead stories in precious metals news has been the various lawsuits and international criminal investigations of the world banking cartel's alleged gold market price fixing. However, several key stories regarding another important precious metal, namely palladium, have largely been pushed off the PM news radar.

"A picture is worth a thousand words." This is certainly true in the case of palladium. Please see below the last two months palladium chart.


As you can clearly see, in less than two months, palladium has moved from a low of $700 to a closing price Friday, March 28th, of $774, a gain of over 10.5%. Last year, palladium was by far the best performing of all the precious metals. What has been driving this upsurge in palladium and why does platinum's little cousin stand an excellent chance of continuing to enjoy solid gains this year? The answer is fourfold: dwindling inventories , rising industrial and investor demand, giant labor unrest, and geopolitical tensions involving the world's leading supplier, Russia.

[traderabc] 25/3/2014 11:54

But I'm not convinced yet..

[traderabc] 21/3/2014 13:21

Hopefully..

[traderabc] 18/3/2014 17:42

Russian Sanctions May Create Serious Supply Shortages For Platinum and Palladium


anctions imposed by the EU and the U.S. on the export of Russian palladium group metals would create a serious supply shortage that may be difficult for industries to replace. This year will show the third consecutive deficit year in global palladium supply, according to a Bloomberg Industries survey of analysts.