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Q: What do you think of FNR?
Read Answer Asked by Marie-Noelle on March 05, 2026
Q: Dear Peter et al:

Thanks to your words of wisdom, I have done well with these.
The question is if one should control the greed and take some profits or stay the course and let the winners run. I don't need to sell to harvest the profits to live. The position sizes are still reasonable. I can hold them for a few years even.

One faces another dilemma. If I do sell, what should I buy. You have been suggesting that one should wait till the sentiment improves for PRL or GSY or CSU and it's offsprings! I have your favourites in energy! CNQ/TOU/ENB/CVE and such.

Which sector appeals to you going forward?

Should one move to larger players like FNV/WPM/AEM?
Read Answer Asked by Savalai on March 04, 2026
Q: No guarantees of course but base on your historical perspective could you provide a short list of 3 each US and Canadian companies that “most likely” would do a stock split in the near future?
Read Answer Asked by Martin on February 26, 2026
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