Do you want to hold the metal? How much you talking about? Short term or long?
Here is the easiest way: http://bullion.nwtmint.com/palladium_maple_leaf.php You can get these through a metals broker, coin dealer, hell, even ebay. ;-) For large transactions you need a commodities broker like Kitco. Terry On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 10:11 AM, Jones Beene <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > ----- Original Message ---- > From: Horace Heffner > >> I see palladium is really cheap these days, about half price: > > http://www.monex.com/monex/controller?pageid=prices > > > I agree that Pd could be an excellent investment, since it has fallen much > more than other precious metals, plus when the spin-free word gets out - > that this economy is suffering from the dreaded return of "stagflation" -- > look for all precious metals to jump back to where they were. > > Plus#2, if autos do recover soon (doubtful) then the increase used in > catalytic filters could positively effect Pd more than the others. Of course > LENR is the wild card. > > Seldom does one see this incredibel opportunity in precious metals - for a > 3:1 tripling of the price in the short-term, but that is possible with Pd > nowadays ! > > BYW - palladium spiked to $1100 in late 2000, so the potential gain could be > more than a tripling. > > CAVEAT: I am admittedly one of the world's worst stock pickers, and any > investment advice from me is extremely unreliable! (I sold all my Apple > shares at 17, doh!) > > OTOH, Pd is not a stock. > > Anyone know if CMI is reliable? or what is the best way to buy Pd? > http://www.cmi-gold-silver.com/buy-palladium.html > > Jones > > > >
