Palladium Discussion: Background, History, Economics A Bull's Case, BUCHAN BULL VLOG 3

This is the fifth video that we are posting, and third BULL VLOG, and is just a general discussion touching upon the Palladium Market and related economics.

Tried to follow the basic flow below:
-Intro and backgrounder on Pd
-Production
-Russia Production, & History
-South Africa Production
-Uses of Pd, Why do we even need it?
-Future Demand Forecasts and Needs
-Analyst Calls & Conclusion (ran out of time )

Sorry about the length, I am going to work on getting these shorter.

Many of the charts, pictures and some information are credited to a 2010 Palladium presentation from North American Palladium Ltd..

http://www.napalladium.com/documents/Palladium_2010.pdf

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[Alexiscom1]

it looks like Russia has up to 70% of Palladium production, that is why it has a very little chance to become a monetary metal.

I dont trust any Russian source about what they will do. It is most likely to deceive the market. I even done video about this.

Russia function under very different rules- in 2009 Russian stock market was a best World performance 150% rise in the same time Russian GDP felt -9% in 2009.

[BuchanBullBullion]

@Alexiscom1 For me it does not need to become a monetary metal to be a good investment,especially in the longer term. I think what you say is bullish for palladium, as I want a metal with the type of supply/demand economics that can disrupt the market and create more profits for me, like in the run up in 2000.

Thanks and all the best,

THE BULL

[2011rcm]

Palladium mines in Canada and the US were hit recently by East Asian move to source material from sources closer to market. I see this move into monetary designations as a way to be able to sell some production as an offset. Fully supported by Jim Rogers who has a large interest in the Stillwater Palladium mine.

[buzzz121]

I've said it before Pd is the investment of a lifetime. thnx for vid! I have subscribed.