What precious metal to buy?

I need a metal to purchase that will be highly valued by 2020. Platinum? Gold? Rhodium?
SHOW ME WHAT YOU GOT

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Silver price is being suppressed, not idea when they are going to let it spring back up though. Honestly you'll get better liquidity and return on investment buying bitcoin or an index fund, PMs are more of a hedge against inflation for when you already have a lot of money, in which case gold is probably better suited. You could be old and about to die before you get rich off metals.

>He's not stocking up on francium
Not gonna make it user

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Go Palladium. The cold fusion revolution is going to take off any day now. Just look at the historical chart, the whales are clearly accumulating.

If you're not stocking up on vibranium, you're never going to make it.

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Nickel, lithium, graphene.

All associated with battery technology.

Uranium. Keep it safe in your pocket though. Supposedly the temp of your testicle area is the exact temp to keep it stable..

>cold fusion revolution is going to take off any day now.
lmao my ass

Scandium, Im already up 600%. Shh, dont tell anyone.

Diamonds as it is the strongest metal.

I'll have a steady supply of free electrician's copper. Worth accumulating?

Good luck liquidating it without looking super sketch. If you can avoid being accused of scrapping go for it

I kinda just wanna hoard and melt my own ingots.

none. endless cert printing.
that why btc just worx (tm)

you can prove you have coins to anyone anywhere anytime.

so you can't fake it.

>he fell for the precious metals meme

there is nothing precious about any of these metals. our solar system alone is estimated to have 10^37 kg in gold reserves

goldbugs BTFO

Ah yes, Tit-anium.

silver
it is under $15 an ounce right now.
I expect it will go lower still.

But that won't last. It will shoot back up. And it has gone up from a low of around $11 to a high of about $48 in a two year period before.
It is not unrealistic to anticipate being able to multiply your investment 4 fold.
And the chance of if losing value is low.

I was handling a roll of mercury dimes today. They're super pretty after looking at modern coinage all day.

The pros of trade school.

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>Investing in anything that can be falsified
It's 2018 not 2008

Bitconnnnnnnecttttt

Rhenium -
Positives: one of the rarest if not the most rare non radioactive metal in the earths crust. Also relatively rare in the solar system for all of the asteroid mining memers.
Useful as a catalyst
Used in cutting edge material science has useful properties to make superalloys
Very cheap right now compared to past

Negatives: Very illiquid market
Hard to get
Because of its price and its availability its recycled as much as possible to preserve it

tantalum

Unobtanium. Though I hear it's hard to get.

Would the current situation in South Africa make investing in platinum a good idea?

Yes, graphene is truly the most important metal.

Weapon Grade Uranium

This shit worth hundreds of millions per pound

PLATINUM

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