Q: I am trying to like CEE however a dividend of that size for such a smaller gold producer concerns me. Where are they getting the money to pay such a large percentage and why are they doing it. Addtionally, the same company trades in London (CEY) and there it trades at approximately 130 British Pounds with a very large volume while here in Canada, it's a $2 stock and much smaller volume. Can you help me like this company....thanks
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Q: Could you recommend ETFs for Cdn or US commodities for registered account ?
Thx
Thx
Q: Can you please tell why PTM price has risen so quickly in the last couple of days?
Thanks Rose
Thanks Rose
Q: My question is related to the storage quantity of gold and silver at Sprott. As I buy and sell PHYS and PSLV on the TSX I assume I am selling to OR buying from another trader in the market. Where does Sprott obtain the funds to add to its holdings or are the physical holdings constant after funds from the IPO were invested in the metals? Am I trading around those initial physical holdings?
If I don’t hold the physical metal like having a gold wafer in a safe deposit box, do I really own it?
If I don’t hold the physical metal like having a gold wafer in a safe deposit box, do I really own it?
Q: Hello Team,
In an attempt to have some exposure to platinum and platinum group metals, how wold you rate SPP?Also, are there platinum exposed warrants in a tradable form?
In an attempt to have some exposure to platinum and platinum group metals, how wold you rate SPP?Also, are there platinum exposed warrants in a tradable form?
Q: CRS do you have any info on this co. the shares moved from .50to .74 last Fri.
Q: this company has had a great run perhaps being in the right industry at the right time?
could u kindly comment on the company? thanks
could u kindly comment on the company? thanks
Q: Hello,
In the upcoming shareholder meeting, the following changes to the investment restrictions are proposed:
Current Investment Restriction:
[Each iShares Fund] shall store all the Bullion owned by the iShares Fund in: (i) with respect to CGL, the vault facilities of a Schedule I Canadian chartered bank or an approved subcustodian or sub-subcustodian or an affiliate or a division thereof on a segregated basis; and (ii) with respect to SVR, the vault facilities of a Schedule I Canadian chartered bank, or an affiliate or a division thereof, or a sub-custodian on an allocated basis.
[Each iShares Fund] shall ensure that the Custodian has adequate insurance in place in respect of the Bullion held by the Custodian on behalf of the Fund.
Proposed Investment Restriction:
[Each iShares Fund] shall store all of the Bullion owned by the iShares Fund in the vault facilities of one or more entities that meet the requirements to act as a custodian or sub-custodian for assets as described in NI 81-102 (or are permitted to act as a custodian or sub-custodian pursuant to exemptive relief from the applicable requirements granted by the Securities Authorities), on an allocated and segregated basis.
[Each iShares Fund] shall ensure that the Custodian itself has, or that the Custodian or sub-custodian(s) are required to ensure that their respective sub-custodian(s) have, adequate insurance arrangements in place in respect of the Bullion held on behalf of the Fund by such Custodian or sub-custodian(s), as applicable.
Would you be able to please explain in simple(-er) terms what's being proposed here?
Also, if the proposal is approved, how it would affect attractiveness of CGL going forward? I.e. would it be a good idea to continue to hold it?
Thank you kindly
In the upcoming shareholder meeting, the following changes to the investment restrictions are proposed:
Current Investment Restriction:
[Each iShares Fund] shall store all the Bullion owned by the iShares Fund in: (i) with respect to CGL, the vault facilities of a Schedule I Canadian chartered bank or an approved subcustodian or sub-subcustodian or an affiliate or a division thereof on a segregated basis; and (ii) with respect to SVR, the vault facilities of a Schedule I Canadian chartered bank, or an affiliate or a division thereof, or a sub-custodian on an allocated basis.
[Each iShares Fund] shall ensure that the Custodian has adequate insurance in place in respect of the Bullion held by the Custodian on behalf of the Fund.
Proposed Investment Restriction:
[Each iShares Fund] shall store all of the Bullion owned by the iShares Fund in the vault facilities of one or more entities that meet the requirements to act as a custodian or sub-custodian for assets as described in NI 81-102 (or are permitted to act as a custodian or sub-custodian pursuant to exemptive relief from the applicable requirements granted by the Securities Authorities), on an allocated and segregated basis.
[Each iShares Fund] shall ensure that the Custodian itself has, or that the Custodian or sub-custodian(s) are required to ensure that their respective sub-custodian(s) have, adequate insurance arrangements in place in respect of the Bullion held on behalf of the Fund by such Custodian or sub-custodian(s), as applicable.
Would you be able to please explain in simple(-er) terms what's being proposed here?
Also, if the proposal is approved, how it would affect attractiveness of CGL going forward? I.e. would it be a good idea to continue to hold it?
Thank you kindly
Q: this stock seems to have gained some recent momentum can you give me your opinion going forward?
Q: What are your thoughts on First Cobalt Canada. An interview with their CEO last week said full production could be 18 months away and they still need to secure financing and purchasing contracts. Cobalt seems like a key ingredient to the EV market but do you think FCC has a chance at success?
Q: First NVO, now NUAG. What has caused the precipitous drop last week?
Would you still hold?
Thanks
Sheldon
Would you still hold?
Thanks
Sheldon
Q: Can I get your opinion? Analysts seem to believe in a good upside on share price.
Q: hi folks:
what would your suggested reccos be for small medium and large copper producers
one or two each
late to the party, yet will chip away
thanks
ps. i haven't seen any official notice/announcement of your U.S. PM business yet I wonder if going forward you (peter and ryan) will now be excluded from providing quality US equity advice?
what would your suggested reccos be for small medium and large copper producers
one or two each
late to the party, yet will chip away
thanks
ps. i haven't seen any official notice/announcement of your U.S. PM business yet I wonder if going forward you (peter and ryan) will now be excluded from providing quality US equity advice?
Q: Centamin has flown under my personal radar until recently. Does it have the financial strength and properties to succeed in the near to mid-term?
Q: Please update status on CS, I got in at $1.50 a few years ago, now close to $2., time to sell or continue to hold? Many thanks
Q: Can you give me your opinion on this small cap silver explorer?
Q: Would appreciate your evaluation.Great chart pattern from June to now with higher highs and higher lows,Thanks.
Gaston.
Gaston.
Q: What do you think of Yamanas sale of $25m nsr.
Thanks Phil
Thanks Phil
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Q: What % gold should you hold in your portfolio?
Q: With copper prices moving higher and a good probability that demand will continue to increase due to economic recovery and possible infrastructure spending etc, what is the best way to position for an uptrending copper price? I think it makes sense to have a position in a mid or large cap producer for exposure. However, I'm also wondering if there are any companies on your radar that have "good" projects that are uneconomical at lower copper prices but could come online if we see copper above $4-$5. My understanding is that copper reserves are dwindling and demand could outpace supply into the near future or longer. So if we see new all time highs in the copper price, what companies could see the best returns in this scenario. I realize this situation has a few 'ifs' but would appreciate your insights. Thanks very much for your service.