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The problems of platinum

Fashion is not a factor for most people when they’re making an investment decision in the mining industry, but that seems to have changed judging by recent trends in the popularity of two metals that continue to move apart – lithium a rising star and platinum a fading star.

Ford is losing market value as Tesla appreciates despite the former making good money on car sales

Ford is losing market value as Tesla appreciates despite the former making good money on car sales

Both metals, despite one being extraordinarily light and the other being heavier than gold, are deeply exposed to the motor vehicle industry. Platinum, and its close relation, palladium, are the favourite...

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