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Secure your financial future with our diverse precious metals portfolio, offering unmatched stability and growth opportunities such as platinum and palladium. When it comes to precious metals investing, gold and silver are typically the first to come to mind, often times platinum gets ignored. Platinum is well known for its use in jewelry, however it also has a presence in other goods, to list a few catalytic converters is a major one along with O2 sensors, laboratory equipment, electrodes and electrical contacts, dentistry equipment. Most demand comes from catalytic converters and catalyst, which clean unhealthy poisons before they enter the air we inhale. It is an extremely rare metal, to put it into perspective all platinum ever mined throughout the entirety of history would fit inside a small home. When it comes to supply, gold is 18 times larger, silver is 130 times larger, and palladium is 1.15 times larger. Like gold, platinum is less volatile compared to the silver and palladium markets. More than 40% of annual demand is used in the catalyst industry, followed by jewelry at over 30%, and the remainder goes toward other industrial uses and investments
Secure Your Future with Gold and Silver
Gold and silver are available to purchase in different forms. For non-qualified funds we recommend taking physical receipt of general circulation, pre-1933 American coins. The reason is because they ensure the most privacy, liquidity and authenticity. If the coins are minted prior to 1933, the government has stated they do not have to be reported. That doesn’t mean any taxable income or capital gains doesn’t have to be reported; but if, for example, gold was being confiscated for some reason, no one has to know you have these coins.
Qualified Silver
When investing your qualified funds into silver, we highly recommend the 1 oz. silver Canadian Maple Leaf coins due to their performance and liquidity. Canadian Maple Leaf coins consistently outperform bullion bar products and are easy to liquidate. While other common sovereign coins, like the American Eagle or Chinese Panda coins also carry these advantages over bullion bar products, they require additional premiums that the Canadian Maple Leaf coins do not, making the Canadian Maple Leaf coins the most strategic and beneficial choice.
Qualified Gold
When investing your qualified funds into gold, we highly recommend the 1 oz. gold Canadian Maple Leaf coins due to their performance and liquidity. Canadian Maple Leaf coins consistently outperform bullion bar products and are easy to liquidate. While other common sovereign coins, like the American Eagle or Chinese Panda coins also carry these advantages over bullion bar products, they require additional premiums that the Canadian Maple Leaf coins do not, making the Canadian Maple Leaf coins the most strategic and beneficial choice.
Gold and Silver are also available as collectibles, bars or paper shares.
Listed below are reasons why they are not ideal for the purposes of wealth insurance. Collectibles: Subject to someone else’s opinion of what they’re worth i.e. not what a client wants to base their legacy on. Bars: Easily counterfeited and difficult to liquidate "pieces" of them, which defeats the purpose as liquidity is one of the key benefits of this asset class. Paper shares (ETF/mutual funds): Highly volatile because they are trading in the market and, therefore, don’t accomplish the goal of having assets correlated with the market. Plus, they are highly leveraged - similar to how airlines sell more seats than are available. Paper shares aren’t held in a client’s possession, but instead, are usually an IOU.
Palladium History and Demand
Palladium is lighter than platinum, with roughly the same density as silver. It carries many of the same investment features as gold, but there are times where gold, silver and platinum will go down and palladium goes up. This can be due to a booming economy and its ties to use in automobiles. It’s widely used in three-way catalytic converters, with roughly 75% of demand going toward car exhaust systems. Another approximately 13% of demand goes toward the electronics sector, with most of it being used in multi-layer ceramic capacitors, which store energy in devices like cell phones, computers, lighting and high-voltage circuits. Like platinum, palladium has a very small niche market, especially when it comes to investment. Last year, roughly 20,000 (.2%) ounces went toward demand in physical investments, compared to platinum, where there were roughly 463,000 (5.6%) ounces that went towards physical investments; in other words, 28 times more investment in Platinum. Russia and South Africa are the largest palladium producers, with 75% of global mined production coming from these two countries.
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