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Now might be a good time to stock up on platinum – while nobody cares about it
Opinion Platinum has disappointed investors more than any other commodity in the last five years. But its day will come, says Dominic Frisby. Stock up now while it's cheap.
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Will silver finally realise its potential? I’ve no idea – but I’ve just bought a load
Opinion For investors, silver is incredibly frustrating. It has more potential than almost any other metal, but that potential is never realised. So why has Dominic Frisby just bought some?
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Is silver the next GameStop? What you need to know before you buy
Opinion After squeezing hedge funds shorting GameStop stocks, the online mob is now hoping to do the same with the silver price. But this time, things aren’t quite so simple. Dominic Frisby explains why.
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Diamonds regain their sparkle as gem prices rise
News After five years in the doldrums, the price of natural diamonds is climbing again.
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Platinum has lost its shine – but the green energy revolution could change all that
Opinion Platinum has had a terrible few years – right now, it is at the same price as it was in 2003. But that could soon change. Dominic Frisby puts the case for investing in platinum.
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Platinum: the precious metal that looks set to play catch-up with silver and gold
Advice Gold and silver continue to soar, but there's still time to get in. And there's another precious metal that looks set to go on a bull run too, says John Stepek. Platinum.
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Silver price begins to catch up with gold
News After climbing 36% in the last month alone, the silver price has hit a seven-year high.
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Silver’s had a cracking run – what happens now?
Opinion Silver has risen almost 100% since its recent lows. And there's potential for much more. But it is the most fickle and frustrating of metals – it could hit $100 an ounce, or it could send you bankrupt. Dominic Frisby ponders which is more likely.
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Diamond glut won’t be forever
News Diamond stocks have been piling up after suppliers refused to cut prices. But demand could soon pick up.
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