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<p>[QUOTE="merrill01, post: 2122002, member: 70734"]When will the market stabilize?</p><p>What I am trying to say is that, if you look at the current bullion market, gold is worth more than platinum. This seems like the market is kind of upside down. For example, if you have a gold Visa vs. a platinum Visa, which card has more value? The platinum Visa card is usually worth more. However in the current market, that is not the case. Gold is worth more. This seems like an upside down market to me. Am I the only one that sees that?</p><p> In the actual trade, gold has more usefulness, it is used in jewelry and to plate the memory chips we all use. Platinum has very small usefulness in the trade. Other than used in catalytic converters, what use does platinum have? Granted, platinum is much much more rare of a metal.</p><p> It is said that if you took all of the platinum in the world, it would make a cube about 25 ft. square. With gold, you could probably fill an olympic pool. In the past that rarity equaled value, however that is not the current case. So I go back to my original question which is will the market stabilize?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="merrill01, post: 2122002, member: 70734"]When will the market stabilize? What I am trying to say is that, if you look at the current bullion market, gold is worth more than platinum. This seems like the market is kind of upside down. For example, if you have a gold Visa vs. a platinum Visa, which card has more value? The platinum Visa card is usually worth more. However in the current market, that is not the case. Gold is worth more. This seems like an upside down market to me. Am I the only one that sees that? In the actual trade, gold has more usefulness, it is used in jewelry and to plate the memory chips we all use. Platinum has very small usefulness in the trade. Other than used in catalytic converters, what use does platinum have? Granted, platinum is much much more rare of a metal. It is said that if you took all of the platinum in the world, it would make a cube about 25 ft. square. With gold, you could probably fill an olympic pool. In the past that rarity equaled value, however that is not the current case. So I go back to my original question which is will the market stabilize?[/QUOTE]
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