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Q: Well again getting into a mining stock is killing my portfolio. I bought TV ONLY ABOUT THREE WEEKS AGO AT $1.11 only to see it now at .81. Down almost five grand in that short a period of time. Very frustrating. I don’t want to hold for three years HOPING to get back to even. If YOU owned running a portfolio would you take the rest of the money that is left and RUN somewhere else. It is in my RRSP so no tax implication.
Read Answer Asked by Helen on July 06, 2018
Q: Good morning, I am considering entering the uranium space with the following stock: U (Uranium Participation), CCO (Cameco), DML (Dennison) FCU (Fission) and LAM (Larimide)
Please review and send a priority list for buying and risk …. could any of these stocks go bell up (i.e. bad balance sheets)
Thanks MMD
Read Answer Asked by Daniel on July 03, 2018
Q: Please update on LUC, specifically PEA for underground and the Clara aquasition which appears to be a game changer in the marketing of diamonds directly to the Manufacturing Jewellers. Cutting out the middlemen. Also how manufactured diamonds are starting to affect the diamond industry (can they manufacture the large diamonds that LUC is find and at what cost?
Read Answer Asked by Doug on July 03, 2018
Q: CITIC metals has agreed to take a 21% interest in IVN making this company the largest stock holder. Robert Friedland holds a similar position. What is the likely outcome of this investment in light of the DRC's contemplated legislation around increase in mining royalties. Will China's increasing influence in Africa have an impact?
Read Answer Asked by Patrick on June 22, 2018
Q: The above stocks and 1 ETF comprise my base metal holdings. Performance of several ( LLG, NMX, ALB, TV) has been dismal since purchase. I bought thinking that it was a good time in the business cycle to own commodities, with a slant towards lithium as you can see. The dollars invested in total are less than 3% of my portfolio. I am prepared to hold if the companies are performing adequately, but would appreciate whether you would consider any of the above sells or “not necessary to own” as you have coined in the past. Would it be preferable to sell all and buy Teck Resources? Thank you kindly for your consideration of this question and please deduct as many points as appropriate for such a lengthy list.
Read Answer Asked by Joanne on June 21, 2018
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