Palladium in the IRA - Anyone else diversifying beyond just gold/silver?
- •Been thinking a lot about my Gold IRA lately, specifically if I should be expanding beyond just gold and silver.
- •I’ve got about 600k in the account, mostly in various gold and silver coins and bars.
- •I'm 58, based in Memphis, and starting to put together the succession plan for my freight and logistics company over the next few years.
Been thinking a lot about my Gold IRA lately, specifically if I should be expanding beyond just gold and silver. I’ve got about 600k in the account, mostly in various gold and silver coins and bars. I'm 58, based in Memphis, and starting to put together the succession plan for my freight and logistics company over the next few years. The idea of having a solid, tangible hedge against inflation and market volatility has always appealed to me, especially as I look towards retirement.
I’ve been reading up on palladium and its industrial demand, especially in catalysts. It seems like a decent play, but I'm hesitant to jump in without hearing from others who have actual experience. The price movements can be pretty wild. Is anyone here holding palladium in their IRA? What's been your experience with it? Are the premiums a turn-off, or do you see enough upside potential to justify them?
My concern is always weighing the potential gains against the volatility and the storage fees. Gold and silver feel like a safe, steady boat, but palladium feels more like a speedboat – faster, but a bit more prone to tipping. Any particular custodians you’d recommend for palladium? Or any to absolutely avoid? Just trying to get a feel for whether it makes sense for someone in my situation, looking for long-term stability with a bit of growth, but not trying to hit a home run. Thoughts?