The 8 Most Traded Metals

Описание: Gold, silver, copper and platinum all provide various opportunities for investors and traders. But why are metals some of the most traded commodities in the world, how are they traded and which ones might you want to have in your portfolio? In this film we look at the 8 most traded metals on Capital.com's platform - gold, silver, lead, nickel, palladium, aluminium, copper and platinum - breaking down their usage, the volume they're traded in, and why traders trade them.

0:00 - Investing in Metals
0:25 - Precious Metals vs Base Metals
1:21 - Investing in Lead
2:02 - Investing in Nickel
2:55 - Investing in Aluminium
3:28 - Investing in Palladium
4:03 - Investing in Platinum
4:51 - Investing in Copper
5:45 - Investing in Silver
6:49 - Investing in Gold

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