Smart people invest wisely. Really smart people invest in PRECIOUS METALS.

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Platinum is a chemical element with the symbol Pt and atomic number 78. It is a dense, silverish-white preciois metal that is highly malleable. Its name is derived from the Spanish term platino, meaning "little silver". Platinum is one of the least reactive metals. It has remarkable resistance to corrosion, even at high temperatures. These properties make it perfect for jewelry.

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Platinum has a rich history and can be first traced back to pre-Columbian South American natives, who used it to produce intricate artifacts. It appeared in some literature way back in the 16thC, but it wasn't till 1748 when a scientific study was carried out, did its true potential be realised.

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Most of the world's platinum reserves are mined out of South Africa, which accounts for 80% of the world production. Because of its scarcity, only a few hundred tonnes are mined each year. Platinum is one of the least reactive metals and given its important uses in manufacturing, R&D, automotive industry and retail, it is highly valuable.

Which is where MENE.COM jump in.

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Using only the purest platinum, they create amazing works of wearable jewellery that not only look fantastic, but will increase in value as the commodity becomes wveen more scarce.

A good friend and fellow #menemaniac - @goldmatters, asked yesterday if we would share our MENE PLATINUM JEWELLERY PERFORMANCE. It turns out that the" forgotten" precious metal has been on a little bit of a run lately. It's kept its head under the radar so far, but has quickly been gaining ground on gold.

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Gold and platinum were often seen as equals in the commodities world. Trading on par with each other, due to both their rarety and uses. Then about 18/24 months ago, platinum took a dive off a cliff while gold price remained stable.

Smart investors know, that this is the time to be investing in a rare earth, Precious metal. So that's exactly what I did.

Using #mene to purchase wearable investments, I convinced Mrs @welshstacker that I was buying these for her as they looked great, but secretly, deep down I knew a bounce back in platinum price was inevitable.

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The above image shows my small mene holdings in numbers (££). Everything looks GREEN and I've had some very good gains in platinum over the past week. It's showing a 25% ROI on my investment in platinum and I expect this to top 30% very soon.

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I'm very happy with my ROI and even more happy that Mrs W loves her jewellery. Its a win-win scenario!

It's not too late to invest in mene jewellery yourself. Prices are only now starting to move, and honestly the sky's the limit.

Get an instant $5 credit added to your account if you sign up using my referral link. Then for every person you refer, you get a further $5 to use against any future purchase.

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MENE - its where smart people go to invest!

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Awesome analysis and history of platinum @welshstacker. Also impressed by your stealth stacking strategy and commitment to precious metals.

Another precious post from a #menemaniac through and through :)

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It's what we do my friend, its what we do!!

Reason #16 - why good looking women date "stackers" : We buy them expensive stuff. Lol

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Don't forget the best part about Platinum. Once 3rd world countries become CARB compliant, that will be a couple billion extra catalytic converters needing Platinum! Get it while it's cheap.....really cheap.

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It's a smart move and just a case of waiting. Having my platinum in the form of wearable jewellery means I'm keeping Mrs W happy, so therefore I'm happy 🤣

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Sweet post,

I have a palladium ring that got a few years back. I bought it because i don't like white gold and it was cheaper than platinum but it's been mooning the past few years and is now worth more than platinum. lmao.

I bought my ring at the red dot, it's been mooning since. Just pure luck :)


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Platinum is mostly used in diesel car catalytic converters, and palladium in gasoline catalytic converters, with this massive "green" push, the price of palladium has obviously risen with demand.

I still think platinum has a long way to run yet, its beginning to be used in so much more than catalytic converters. Manufacturing scientific equipment has only just began to increase and I see less and less platinum being mined as demand is increasing.

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I remember when Platinum was higher than all the other precious metals. I’m still trying to figure out why it is less than palladium?🤔
I think at one time one of the big car manufacturers were stockpiling Platinum , now if I am correct they are using palladium instead...
Stack both my friend!!!👍😊🤗

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Platinum is 1/10th as rare as gold, usually held a $250 premium to gold, but not lately. When they switch tooling for catalytic converters from Palladium, Platinum will really take off. It does not help that South Africa is having trouble even providing electricity for mines, scarcity will follow.


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