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Sprott Physical Gold Trust Unit (PHYS $35.80)
- $35.80 P/E (TTM): 24.9X Cap: $14.45B
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Q: Hello 5i Team
I would like to hold a percentage of my taxable accounts in gold (represented by an etf) in both Canadian and US dollars. My taxable account is approximately 2/3 C$ denominated and 1/3 US$ denominated.
My criteria are:
1 - One product has to be dominated in Canadian dollars and the second product has to be denominated in US dollars
2 - the product has to be Canadian domiciled to avoid T-1135 reporting and US estate tax issues.
3 - Two separate products are required to keep ACB tracking simplified.
4 - Product has to be denominated in C$ and US$
Reviewing previous answers, the products I think are representative are:
MNT.CA / MNT.US
PHYS.CA / PHYS.US
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1 - Does this strategy seem reasonable?
2 - Are there any other products I should be looking at?
3 - Which product would be your first choice and which would be second choice.
Thank you
I would like to hold a percentage of my taxable accounts in gold (represented by an etf) in both Canadian and US dollars. My taxable account is approximately 2/3 C$ denominated and 1/3 US$ denominated.
My criteria are:
1 - One product has to be dominated in Canadian dollars and the second product has to be denominated in US dollars
2 - the product has to be Canadian domiciled to avoid T-1135 reporting and US estate tax issues.
3 - Two separate products are required to keep ACB tracking simplified.
4 - Product has to be denominated in C$ and US$
Reviewing previous answers, the products I think are representative are:
MNT.CA / MNT.US
PHYS.CA / PHYS.US
Questions
1 - Does this strategy seem reasonable?
2 - Are there any other products I should be looking at?
3 - Which product would be your first choice and which would be second choice.
Thank you
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Sprott Physical Gold Trust Unit (PHYS $35.80)
- $35.80 P/E (TTM): 24.9X Cap: $14.45B
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Q: I bought PHYS a year ago with all the Trump uncertainty going on (1st time buying gold ever), but knowing that it is not a long-term asset to hold, in my mind (difficult to forecast its trajectory). Now with interest rates and the US$ going up, gold is losing its shine, is there any reason to hold on? Thanks
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Sprott Physical Gold Trust Unit (PHYS $35.80)
- $35.80 P/E (TTM): 24.9X Cap: $14.45B
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Q: What is the simplest/most efficient way to add gold to a portfolio that has none?
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