David Rubenstein Show - Tom Kaplan - Metals investor on the benefits of "scarcity"

The video discusses the economic dependency of platinum on industrial applications, particularly in catalytic converters. It contrasts this with precious metals like gold and silver, which are less tied to economic fluctuations. The speaker analyzes the oil and gas market, noting the significant price changes over time and the challenges in predicting oil supply and demand. The video concludes with investment advice, recommending gold and silver due to their favorable supply-demand dynamics.

Why does the speaker suggest focusing on precious metals other than platinum?

• Platinum is not a precious metal.

• Platinum is too expensive.

• Platinum is heavily reliant on industrial applications.

• Platinum has no market demand.

What is the speaker's main concern about investing in oil?

• There is an abundance of oil supply.

• Oil prices are too volatile.

• The price of oil is too high.

• Oil is not a valuable commodity.

How does the speaker compare the supply-demand understanding of oil to that of gold and silver?

• They have a better understanding of oil.

• They have a better understanding of gold and silver.

• They understand both equally well.

• They have no understanding of either.

What does the speaker recommend for a rainy day investment?

• Investing in platinum.

• Investing in copper.

• Investing in oil.

• Investing in gold and silver.

According to the speaker, what makes a commodity attractive for professionals?

• Its historical significance.

• Its current market price.

• Its industrial applications.

• The potential for large revaluation.