Palladium 101

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Palladium is a precious metal with a limited supply. It offers attractive opportunities for portfolios of any size, and several avenues to participate.

Price of Palladium

What is Driving up the Price of Palladium?

In 2003, there were experimental breakthroughs reported in the field of Cold Fusion.  Cold fusion must use palladium. It is projected that success in commercial cold fusion will provide virtually inexhaustible new energy from ocean water, and take on a pivotal role for overcoming the Peak Oil Crisis. But it will also drive the palladium price to an unimaginably high level. Research has shown that a residential cold fusion device the size of a washing machine, containing just 1/10 of an ounce of palladium, will provide your family's energy needs for the life of the house and you never have to pay for electricity, natural gas or winter heating again.

Palladium’s additional uses

Palladium can be used as a catalyst in many important industry chemical reactions, like oil refinery, fertilizer production and synthetic fiber.

It has the unusual property of absorbing 900 times its own volume of hydrogen gas at room temperature.

Palladium is used as an alloy in jewelry, mostly in the production of white gold. Palladium metal is also used in dentistry, watch making, surgical instruments and electrical contacts.

Palladium’s future

There is limited availability of palladium, yet the need for this precious metal is growing by the day.  Now is the time to purchase while it is still reasonably priced.

Available from Superior Gold Group, each bar is manufactured by one of the world's leading refiners, and is hallmarked to certify weight and purity.

Palladium in the Model Portfolio

In a typical precious metals portfolio, Superior Gold Group recommends a 15% accumulation in palladium--we recommend maple leaf palladium coins.  Portfolios made of less than $100,000 USD should consider a different exposure level to palladium.