Alright, let’s talk about platinum investment. I started looking into it a while back, and boy, it’s been a ride.

First off, I did some digging and found out that platinum is not just some shiny metal. It’s actually pretty rare and used in a lot of industries. I mean, it’s valuable stuff. So, I figured, why not give it a shot?
I started by reading up on all the different ways you can invest in platinum. There’s the whole physical thing – you know, actual bars and coins. I thought about getting some, but then I realized I’d need a good place to store them. Plus, handling physical metal seemed a bit cumbersome to me. So, I moved on to other options.
Then I stumbled upon something called Platinum IRAs. They’re basically retirement accounts where you can hold platinum. Sounds fancy, right? But after checking it out, I decided it wasn’t really for me at the moment. I wasn’t looking to tie up my money in a retirement account just yet.
Next up were Platinum ETFs. These seemed much more up my alley. They’re like funds that trade on the stock market, and they hold platinum. It seemed like a good way to get exposure without actually owning the metal. So, I started watching the market and reading up about the demand, and I can say platinum is a good option for short-term investments.
Then someone told me about this thing called an ASX-listed investment company, PMC. Basically, it’s a company that invests in a bunch of other companies, including ones dealing with platinum. It sounded intriguing, so I looked into it.

PMC is managed by this other company, and they charge some fees – you know, 1.10% per year and then 15.0% of any profits they make above a certain benchmark. It’s in line with other similar funds I’ve seen, but I had to weigh if it was worth it for me.
Here is what I did:
- Watched the Market: I spent a good chunk of time just watching how platinum prices moved. I looked at charts, read news, and tried to get a feel for what was going on.
- Diversified a Bit: I didn’t want to put all my eggs in one basket, so I also invested in some other things, not just platinum. It’s always good to spread your risk, you know?
- Considered My Goals: I kept thinking about what I actually wanted to achieve with this investment. Was it for the long haul or just a quick flip? I decided to go for a mix – some long-term, some short-term.
- Checked PMC: I looked into this PMC company and saw what other companies they invested in. I read about their management and their fees. I even tried to find some reviews from other investors.
- Made a Decision: After all that, I decided to invest a bit in the Platinum ETFs. It seemed like the right balance of risk and potential reward for me. Also, I put a small amount into PMC. It felt like a good way to get more exposure to platinum without going all in.
So, that’s where I’m at now. It’s been a learning process, for sure. I’m not saying I’m an expert or anything, but I feel like I’ve got a decent handle on this platinum thing. And who knows, maybe it’ll pay off big time in the future. Or maybe it won’t. That’s the thing with investing, right? You never really know. But hey, I’m in it, and I’m learning as I go. That’s what counts, I guess.