Platinum: a forgotten gem or a dead asset?

• •I've been thinking a lot about platinum lately, and whether it's truly undervalued, or if I'm just looking at it through rose-tinted glasses.
• •My Gold IRA is currently sitting around the $75k mark, mostly in gold and a decent chunk of silver.
• •I keep tinkering with the idea of reallocating some of that silver into platinum, especially when I look at the historical price charts.

I've been thinking a lot about platinum lately, and whether it's truly undervalued, or if I'm just looking at it through rose-tinted glasses. My family's jewelry store in Providence has seen a steady demand for platinum pieces, especially engagement rings, but for investment purposes, it just feels... forgotten. We're talking about a metal that's rarer than gold, has significant industrial applications, and yet it's been trading at a discount to gold for a while now.

My Gold IRA is currently sitting around the $75k mark, mostly in gold and a decent chunk of silver. I keep tinkering with the idea of reallocating some of that silver into platinum, especially when I look at the historical price charts. The industrial demand for platinum, particularly in catalytic converters and hydrogen fuel cells, seems like it should be pushing prices higher. Is this just a temporary lull, or is the market signaling a fundamental shift away from platinum?

I feel like the general public, at least from what I see in the store, is still focused predominantly on gold and silver. Platinum just doesn't get the same buzz. I pulled up that Silver vs Stocks tool the other day to compare, and while silver has had its own wild ride, platinum's recent performance still leaves me scratching my head.

Are any of you guys investing in platinum through your IRAs? What's your sentiment around it? Am I missing a key piece of information that's keeping its price down, or is this genuinely an undervalued opportunity for someone like me who understands its intrinsic worth?