Palladium’s relationship with gold

The silver-to-gold and the platinum-to-gold ratios are good indicators of where the prices of

each metal is headed.

For instance, when the silver-to-gold ratio hits 80 – which means that it takes 80 ounces of silver to buy one ounce of gold – silver prices usually climb. And this causes the ratio to fall back to normal, average levels of around 60. (Which is what happened earlier this year… as we predicted.)

The same is true with the platinum-to-gold ratio. This ratio states how much one ounce of platinum is worth compared to one ounce of gold. Historically, when the ratio falls below 1, it’s been a great time to buy platinum – because platinum is normally more expensive than gold. Right now, the ratio is at 0.85. So it’s likely that platinum prices will move higher.

The palladium-to-gold ratio, though, suggests that palladium is not as undervalued compared to gold as platinum or silver.

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