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Q: Hi Group I have AEM,GLD, FNV,GDXJ in my present Gold holdings, that represents 7% of my portfolio. I would like to go to 10% (your thoughts on moving to 10%) .Should I buy another stock or add to one of my present holdings (GDXJ) is my best performer. I am medium risk investor. Appreciate your comments
Read Answer Asked by Terence on July 08, 2020
Q: From yesterday's question, you talked a company ARTG.V which has production forecast of around 480K ounce but price recently gone up to around $7. However, I noticed another gold mine company Orezone which claim has 1.6M ounce gold deposit but the price is only $0.99. Has the ORE.V been under valued or ARTG.V been over valued? Both company market cap are similar at 220M and 248M. Can you provide some analysis on ORE.V?

Thanks,
Adam
Read Answer Asked by Adam on July 08, 2020
Q: A short time ago you answered a question on Skeena Resources:CA. They put out a news release today and the market seems to like it. I have some shares from ages ago and am wondering if their project now has some promise. They have a letter of agreement with Barrick but I don't fully understand the back-in, back-out implications. I realize it is speculative, but am wondering if you think it is "good speculative."
Read Answer Asked by Gordon on July 07, 2020
Q: I currently hold positions in Sandstorm Gold and Newmont Corp (larger holding). I would like to add one more stock and I am considering Kirkland Lake, Agnico Eagle and B2 Gold. I have a relatively high risk tolerance and I would appreciate your choice from among these three companies unless you have an alternative that you prefer.
With appreciation,
Ed
Read Answer Asked by Ed on July 07, 2020
Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
If you had to choose one gold company to hold for the long term which would it be. HMY has just hit a new high and appears to have momentum and good leverage if gold goes higher. On the other hand GORO has less geopolitical risk, appears to be well managed but seems very range bound with resistance to follow the sector. Is this more of a short term problem for them. I am in a quandary. Your thoughts please! Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Ernest on July 06, 2020
Q: Hi,
Seems to be talk about gold hitting 1900.00 - do you think it is talk, or has possible legs? If it has legs what's the best instrument to invest in? ETF's or stock picking? Either way, would your preference be in US dollars or Canadian? I am wondering if gold does soar, whether or not it will help to drive the value of the US dollar down. So lots of questions - deduct points as you see fit & as always, thanks for your thoughts and suggestions!
Dawn
Read Answer Asked by Dawn on July 06, 2020
Q: Hi group any idea why GLD and FNV are struggling in this market. They are both lagging the gold sector in general and are well off their 52 wk highs. Looks like I got the sector right but picked the wrong stocks would you sell them both and replace the with something else please recommend alternatives Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Terence on July 03, 2020
Q: Can you list your favourite copper/metals/rare earth miners (excluding gold,silver miners)?
Read Answer Asked by dean on July 02, 2020
Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
I realize for numerous reasons gold is gaining in favour. Some gold believers theorize that is will go to $3-4000.00 per ounce in the next 3 years. Let's look at a hypothetical situation. Say things continue to unfold in golds favour and it does rise to say $2500.00 in the next three years. I realize you do not have a crystal ball...but what might be a conservative upside for a company like HMY. I am thinking that the profit margin between $1800.00 and $2500.00 must be significant. I suspect the whole sector would rise ...some more than others. So please give me your prognosis for this company going forward on the premise that gold is going higher.
Thanks immensely...
Read Answer Asked by Ernest on July 02, 2020
Q: I’m looking for exposure to gold bullion and am considering GLD (SPDR has .40% mer), PHYS (Sprott), IAU (ishares gold trust has .25% mer) or MNT.CA. Which one do you prefer and why, (I’ve read stricter auditing for PHYS)? Also should I be buying in USD or CAD? Looking for protection against money printing and a general hedge or if USD losses it’s position as world reserve currency.
Read Answer Asked by Leslie on June 30, 2020
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