We Argue: Buy Palladium Over Gold

We *stress* EverydayPaper.com is not your investment advisor and we stress *even more* that investing in the stock market and commodities futures and options carries significant and huge risks -- these are but our thoughts on palladium over gold as this week's edition of *How Do You Defend That?*. We are arguing that buying palladium over gold is the better bet in the present market as we see it only going up in value.

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[ArgentPure]

First problem is that you advocate ETF's. If you don't hold it in your hands then you don't own it! (see MF Global) Secondly, gold and silver are monetary metals while Platinum and Palladium are industrial metals. What do you think will happen to the value of each in a worldwide economic collapse? Gold and silver will soar while platinum and palladium will crash!

[xspettacolare]

@onemindonespirit

I agree with that on some level, u right about china india.. I had heard Russia is going to start hording wheat. not going to export as much on the market I expect the price of wheat to go up.. you are right again we cant trust china they tell us what they want us to know; they could be in worse shape then they are letting out.

[onemindonespirit]

@xspettacolare I feel you. That's why I have not bought any. I do NOT agree with the title in saying pall OVER gold. But a supply crunch from Russia would spike up the price, after all, money is made when you buy. I don't think China and India care for emissions on their cars at all and you're right, China is a bubble.

[xspettacolare]

@onemindonespirit

dude it's been a long time since this vid & you posted. I watched pall between the earth quake of japan back in march of this year till now pall has lost a good 100.00 .pall is a very stupid investment it's lost more money then it made I remember when pall amost reached 900.00$ it's about 654.00$

I remember when pall hit around 1000.00 back in the 80's but then crashed back down to like 200.00 during the recession. pall stupid investment we know china is a bubble

[xspettacolare]

lmao Palladium is a stupid investment for going long. Palladium is a metal which is roughly used 80% of it in the auto industry palladium is mostly used in the catalectic convertors which is Palladium is an industrial metal.but if there's is a global slow down in china pall is gonna crash.the eu/uk are bankrupt & china does have a show down. this vid is out of date. china has a realestate bubble as well as other bubbles. pall is a stupid investment for going long , better take short posistion

[Astrosisphere]

Cats are NOT essential for car exhaust systems!! If governmental systems collapse then hopefully all their 'green' policies will collapse along with them so once again we can have free-flow open headers blasting out lead-oxide! Perhaps it's worth investing in lead for this reason...

[onemindonespirit]

I think this is a good argument for investing in palladium. However I wonder about the "China/India is buying cars" reason, as I'm not sure if they have the same standards of emissions. Do they have catalytic converters in their cars?