Platinum is the overlooked dark horse among precious metals

I recently bought platinum, with current gains of about +15%. The main idea is valuation repair combined with supply contraction to create medium-term opportunities. While gold and silver frequently make headlines, platinum remains unusually low-key, but it is precisely because of its low profile that it has a "expectation gap." Platinum has been relatively undervalued for a long time, and its rigid demand in automotive catalysts and industrial sectors has not disappeared.

My strategy is not to bet on a short-term surge in platinum, but to focus on its potential for recovery. When precious metals as a whole benefit from risk aversion sentiment, capital tends to gradually flow into undervalued assets, and platinum is on this potential path.

For me, platinum is more like a "hidden player" in the portfolio, not aiming for the most dazzling gains, but often providing unexpected returns in structural markets.