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All told, Thomson Reuters GFMS is predicting at least a 700,000-ounce physical platinum deficit this year. It projects that platinum will pass $1,700 per ounce by the end of 2014, a 18% increase from today's price.
From its high of around $1,920 an ounce in September, it has lost almost 18% as of June 11. Other metals have followed a similar downward trend. Yet there's a shiny glimmer amidst the investment dross, a metal that for the moment appears to be a winning alternative to the favorite of King Midas: Behold titanium, whose outlook is robust thanks to a big uptick in the aerospace industry.