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Time to move. As a palladium investor you can be poised for enormous growth in 2021.
Palladium is crushing gold and silver price growth.
In just six months from August 2019 through February 2020, palladium prices doubled.
Never in recent times have any of the four precious metals (Gold, silver, palladium and platinum) seen such explosive growth.
What’s more, the experts never saw it coming.
Industry analysts blatantly failed in forecasting palladium when they projected it declining from $1,400 to $1,300 ounce by the end of 2020.
Boy did they blow that one!
Instead, palladium kept soaring and peaked at $2,304…over $300 higher than gold’s current high…and now trades over $2,100.
While experts licked their wounds, palladium investors rushed to take these unforeseen profits. That triggered a recent correction and a huge opportunity for nimble investors who act quickly.
After a brief profit-taking correction off its $2,300 high, palladium found support just below $2,100 and is now launching on a new upward trend. This is an ideal time to consider palladium for its investment potential as it moves back to its recent growth trajectory.
“Palladium is now the most valuable of the four major precious metals, with an acute shortage driving prices to a record. A key component in pollution-control devices for cars and trucks, the metal’s price doubled in little more than a year, making it more expensive than gold.” – Bloomberg, October, 2019
Here’s what you can expect and more important, what you can act upon.
Over the short term, volatile palladium prices could move to steady growth over growing supply shortages and increasing industrial as well as collectible demand.
On the supply side, industry analysts are forecasting a substantial shortfall of palladium through year end. Investing News reported that: “…palladium will remain the stronger performer in 2019 with a year-on-year price surge of 45 percent” and “…forecasts a palladium supply deficit of 574,000 ounces for the year.”
That trend continues today as demand for palladium continues to climb!
Earlier this year Kitco reported an even bigger supply crisis,
“The palladium market was in a supply/demand deficit of more than 1 million ounces in 2019, and the shortage is expected to be even worse in 2020…”
On the demand side, industrial giants should be clamoring to lock in future palladium stocks. Palladium is deemed essential for the evolution of green energy vehicles as it is the preferred element for gasoline light duty vehicles and hybrids. Today, about 90% of the global supply of Palladium goes into emission control systems. With green vehicle sales soaring over the coming decades, the pressure on global palladium supplies is unlikely to abate.
While the boom in hybrid cars (which use the most palladium) has sent demand for the metal skyrocketing, that demand has an underside. Palladium is in such undersupply, and prices have gotten so high, that catalytic converter theft has become an increasingly prevalent issue in urban centers, we’re seeing now in London.
Thus, demand for secured palladium reserves both in the ground and above ground (which will be covered in a moment) is now forecast to soar nearly 50% over the coming decade. Keep in mind that this growth projection is for industrial demand. Collectible demand for bullion and rounds could grow concurrently putting further upside pressure on palladium prices.
Your first thought might be to lock in some physical metal, but the far greater opportunity lies in palladium exploration companies that are currently seeking the new resources necessary to meet soaring future demand.
Tesla insiders hint at next-generation technology with newly reported “Palladium” project
The Palladium project remains cloaked in some secrecy, but word has been released that, “new production lines are needed in order to build the “Palladium” Model S and Model X electric vehicles. The cars are expected to receive new battery modules and drive units, which may potentially facilitate the super-fast “Plaid” mode that Tesla has been testing recently.”
In addition, word is circulating that Musk and Tesla are preparing to announce a new power pack, dubbed the “million-mile battery”. This completely new battery design reportedly packs more power in a smaller package, incorporates significantly new chemistry that can revolutionize battery powered vehicles, and can remain in service for over a million vehicle miles. Does the project title telegraph palladium as a key component in the new design? That’s not yet been verified, but if true, it could put even more pressure on global palladium production that’s already falling short of demand.
Much of the palladium produced in the world today is actually a by-product of mining for the base metals nickel and copper. Very few companies are focused exclusively on palladium production, thus a modest increase in palladium production would require an enormous increase in nickel/copper production…which could overwhelm world markets.
Soaring industrial demand for palladium simply doesn’t match to its “by-product” status. With a recent world supply deficit of 574,000 palladium ounces, it seems clear that dedicated palladium reserves must be brought online to keep pace with future demand.
What to do now…
One thing seems clear, demand for palladium should remain in a strong upward trajectory for the balance of this decade, which can put strong upside pressure on the commodity price as well as strong upside pressure on the shares in companies that bring new resources to the market.
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