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24.10.2013

greatIf you are having trouble viewing this email, or you'd like to share this article with your friends, click hereSovereign ManOctober 24, 2013Hong Kong[Editor’s note: Tim Staermose, Sovereign Man’s Chief Investment Strategist, is filling in for Simon today.]China’s major cities have a huge air-pollution problem. And in other breaking news, the Pope is Catholic.It’s obvious that all the heavy industry, coal-fired power plants, and choking traffic congestion, etc. have all taken a massive toll on Chinese air quality.It’s gotten to the point where the pollution is choking off China’s tourism industry.Who wants to go and climb the Great Wall or visit the Forbidden City anymore when you can barely breathe?One part of the Chinese government’s efforts to solve the air pollution problem involves mandating the use of catalytic convertors on all vehicles. This is a decades-old device that rids exhaust fumes of some of the most dangerous pollutants.The key active ingredient in catalytic converters for diesel vehicles, which are the heaviest polluters, is platinum. In gasoline-fuelled vehicles, palladium may also be used.Each catalytic convertor contains only a small amount of the precious metals -- a fraction of an ounce. But when you are talking about tens of millions of vehicles in China, the demand for platinum and palladium quickly adds up.Both these metals are extremely rare -- much rarer than gold. And they are found in significant quantities only in politically unstable countries as Russia, South Africa, and Zimbabwe. So, in addition to growing demand, you also have the perfect set-up for a supply squeeze.South Africa’s platinum miners are notorious for regularly going on strike. And, Russia has been known to completely ban exports of palladium from time to time.There are a number of ways you can take a position to speculate on rising platinum and palladium prices. You could, for example, buy shares in companies that mine these metals.Norilsk (in Russia) is the world’s biggest palladium miner. But nickel is a far more important part of its business, so it’s not a pure play on palladium, by any means.Anglo Platinum, Impala Platinum, and Zimbabwe Platinum are the main producers of platinum in Southern Africa. But again, production stability is a major issue in these countries.Some readers may remember Simon's travels through South Africa last year, right around the time when Anglo Platinum was in the middle of a huge strike. 34 workers died in a riot, and it almost caused a national revolution. Not exactly stable.So if you don’t want to take the risk on these mining companies, my suggestion is to get direct exposure to the metal.Some investors enjoy the convenience of ETFs, like ETFS Physical Platinum Shares (PPLT), which is an exchange-traded instrument designed to mirror the price of platinum.ETFs, however, tend to carry a great deal of counterparty risk and can often be poor proxies for underlying metals prices. Nothing beats the simplicity and security of holding it in your hand.So my ultimate recommendation is to own physical platinum bars and coins, like the American Platinum Eagle or Canadian Platinum Maple Leaf. Both of these coins consist of .9995 fine platinum and are recognized around the world.Until next time,Tim Staermose, Chief Investment StrategistNeither this email communication nor content posted to the website SovereignMan.com is intended to provide personal financial advice. Before undertaking any action described in this letter, financial or otherwise, you should discuss your options with a qualified advisor-- accountant, financial planner, attorney, priest, IRS auditor, Tim Geithner... Also, nothing published in this letter constitutes encouragement to avoid or evade tax obligations in your home country. Furthermore, you should understand that SovereignMan.com may in some instances receive financial compensation for products and/or services which are mentioned in the letter, and in other cases, SovereignMan.com receives no compensation. The needs of the community come first, and the presence or lack of financial compensation in no way affects the recommendations made in this letter.If you no longer wish to receive our emails, click the link below:UnsubscribeBlacksmith Pte. Ltd. publisher of Sovereign Man No.4 Kiarong Complex Gadong 2nd Floor Block D BSB, Brunei-Muara BE1318 Brunei Darussalam

4.7.2013

I very much enjoyed this very odd take on the 3rd person actioner genre.Rebellion have come up with an idea that manages to take the piss out of the tropes of these kinds of games and still manages to innovate with the core mechanic of body dismemberment/exploding.Occasionally the game falls into the well worn gooves of other 'shooters' of the type but at a good price i found this fact very easy to soak up.Even though i dont believe konami will comission a sequel i would really like the concept of Neverdead to be explored again. Pushing the boundries of the immortal precept and having more very silly fun with it. Burnout with bodies? Yeh!

27.12.2012

I bought this for my friends birthday via his Amazon wishlist and the product arrived promptly and in good order. My friend was very happy with his birthday present.