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Investment Q&A

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Q: In March of 2022, you were asked about NovaGold (NG) and wrote: “…we do not like these 'binary' scenarios. Without full permitting, there is no mine, and no potential.” In March of 2023, you recommended it along with a few other juniors. Could you please share your updated thoughts about this company? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Brian on May 25, 2023
Q: Which small and mid-cap miners in the gold and silver space are poised for impressive production growth in the near term?
Read Answer Asked by Brian on March 30, 2023
Q: Rick Rule said recently that the best opportunities in precious metals right now are the mid-tier, single-asset gold miners producing between 600,000 and 1 million ounces a year. I was hoping you could list some companies that would fit that description.
Read Answer Asked by Brian on May 31, 2021
Q: I assume that the share price fall has resulted from the short seller claims, and that the law suits could go against the short seller if those allegations are false. I further assume that the short sell attack is opportunistic rather than a valid critique of the company. But
I do not know the project history. Do you know if there is substantial validity to the short seller claims, or if there are substantial impediments to the projects success?
Read Answer Asked by Mike on July 21, 2020
Q: Hello,
I have shares in Novagold, my first and only gold purchase. I'm currently losing about 30%, I realize the whole sector is down and you have advised waiting until it bottoms out. I purchased these shares because of their Galore Creek & Donlin Gold projects, but it seems like it will take a very long time for development, if it does move forward. Projected EPS for the next few years is negative. I wasn't familiar with the sector and didn't know that this would end up being a very long term hold. I'm wondering if it would be better to dump the shares instead of tying up my capital and reinvest later if prospects look better.
Read Answer Asked by Sunita on May 10, 2013