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Author
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Signal
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Position
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14:00
Sep 25
Sep 25
Meb Faber Show
Platinum is too cheap versus gold.
Platinum is too cheap; it historically sold at a premium to gold but needed to more than triple to catch up. Producers say roughly $2,500 versus about $1,800 today is needed to build new mines, nobody will build at the current price, and it is still used in internal combustion engines and as money.
PPLT
Aberdeen Standard Physical Platinum Shares ETF
Long
1ST
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05:30
Sep 09
Sep 09
Bloomberg Markets
Overweight energy stocks and metals.
The old 60/40 is finished because bonds no longer diversify equity risk; energy stocks have been the best-performing U.S. sector over five years and are underowned at 3.5% of the S&P 500, while infrastructure, AI, grid and weapons spending supports demand for metals such as copper, tin, gold, platinum and rare earths.
PPLT
Aberdeen Standard Physical Platinum Shares ETF
Long
2ND
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23:12
Sep 04
Sep 04
Bloomberg Markets
Gold too expensive; sell precious metals.
McGlone turns bearish on precious metals. He says gold is facing very high interest rates, is at its highest level versus the T-bond index in 40 years, and has become too expensive. He has selling inclinations in gold, silver, platinum, and palladium, and thinks gold may be stuck in a range for years if Treasury bonds are the guide.
PPLT
Aberdeen Standard Physical Platinum Shares ETF
Short
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About PPLT Investor Commentary
Across the available history and selected sources, Buzzberg tracks PPLT (Aberdeen Standard Physical Platinum Shares ETF) across 62 sources: 106 bullish vs 5 bearish calls from 115 authors. Historical directional balance: 45% = 100 × (bullish − bearish) / all deduplicated idea records, including other directions. This is neither a probability of a price rise nor the share of bullish authors. 226 total trade ideas tracked. Latest voices: Dave Iben, Louis Gave, Mike McGlone.