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Investment Q&A

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Q: In the last while, gold and shares in gold producers has until the US election enjoyed a very positive run. There has been quite a downturn. What is your outlook for gold and the producers? If you owned, would you be winding down some positions? Thanks for your excellent service.
Read Answer Asked by Leonard on November 07, 2024
Q: I'm wondering if AEM is still a buy at this price, or could you recommend the price when you would buy AEM? Is there another gold stock you would choose with good upside and as a solid company? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Ann on November 05, 2024
Q: Good day,

Based on my last question, Your order was

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We would rank, today: GOOG, ISRG, SHOP, AEM, CROX, ATD, WPM, LUG, ATS, NTR, TMDX, CELH, BCE, GAU
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These were my proposed and current holdings. My investment account is not unlimited, and many of my "concerning holdings" are in the bottom half of the list, and although they are currently 5i holds, would 5i get out of them to initiate positions in more lucrative opportunities?

IE, would 5i move CELH, TMDX, ATS, and CROX to the "sell" column if it meant being able to initiate positions in GOOG, ISRG, SHOP, and AEM?


Thanks for everything!
Read Answer Asked by James on November 05, 2024
Q: Please rank these companies for their capital appreciation three years out.What is your favourite gold stock for this criteria?
Read Answer Asked by Maurice on October 31, 2024
Q: Hello 5i team,

For our TFSA, we hold AEM & ABX and RRSP - FCX long term over 5 years or so. We try to keep to 3 names max and keep trimming them down.

I appreciate having your thought on switching to PAAS / WPM or sell them all off and switching to energy/ energy services like OXY, BEPC, CNQ. We already have Enbridge, TC & Pembina in our portfolio for income. Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Nhung on October 30, 2024
Q: Hello Team,

Can I get your thoughts on Gold over the next few years. I currently have about 3% of my portfolio in Gold stocks and thinking about increasing to 5-6%.

Where do you think the market in general will price Gold stocks? Do you see an "AI" type frenzy at all coming with gold prices heading towards $3000. I feel most companies are under priced/valued.

Can you give me your top 3-4 high growth gold stocks.

Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Kevin on October 29, 2024
Q: We are planning to set up a separate investment account for our grandkids. Assume a 10 year hold. There are a few sectors we would want to overweight - 3 stocks, CAD or US, in Financials, Industrials, Technology and 1-2 stocks in the others. What would you look for and how would that translate into individual stock selections.
Read Answer Asked by sam on October 10, 2024
Q: Hello 5i team,
With the addition of WPM to the balanced portfolio, are you still going to be holding onto AEM having 2 pure material stocks at once?

Both are at or near all time highs.

Thanks,
Andrew
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on September 24, 2024
Q: Is this a good gold miner to buy at this point or is there a better alternative for capital appreciation.

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Dominic on September 23, 2024
Q: I have never invested in precious metals although I own Bit coin. Now I would like to invest and will appreciate your opinion! Solid silver, solid gold that I store, gold Eft's, gold stocks or................ ???
I would like know your opinion on this and also why you would advise this approach?
Thanks, James.
Read Answer Asked by JAMES on September 22, 2024
Q: Hello Peter and Staff
I climbed the stairs with NTR and have taken the elevator down. Crop prices are cyclical but am also worried about the new supply coming on .

Would you hold or switch for one of FCX, TECK.B , AEM or SJ as my material stock

Thanks for all you do
Dennis
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on September 22, 2024
Q: I own the above Precious Metals companies having bought all over the past 4 or 5 years. Based on my cost all of them are in a profit position to varying degrees.

Each was bought for a somewhat different reason ie B2 because of heavy sell off n divi, Fortuna as a potential turnaround, Equinox as a turnaround .. similarly Wesdome.

I am always interested in holding good companies that have turnaround n takeout potential.

Which would you continue to hold and which would you sell to streamline my holdings keeping in mind AEM has performed well whilst some of the others have been following the general market updraft n may or may not have catalysts to drive them higher?
Read Answer Asked by Craig on September 18, 2024
Q: Hi, I'm interested in some oil/mining stocks that have recently plummeted. Do you think there's more room down, and when do you see them rising again? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Lyle on September 09, 2024
Q: Hello 5i, I've held FNV at 2% weight for the past 6 years as a hedge and precious metal/materials component. It's total return is close to 8%. Shares are in a non-registered account so modest cap gain if I sell. My question is should I hold or sell for WPM , AEM or GFI. All three have materially outperformed FNV past 5 years. Based on your outlook, does it make any sense to trade FNV for WPM or others or just hold in the anticipation of FNV sorting out their issues in Panama, etc? Thanks for all you do.
Read Answer Asked by Maury on August 27, 2024
Q: Would be interested to hear your top picks in the following areas:
metals (gold in particular, with a low cost of production); energy, food.
Thanks

Read Answer Asked by Judith on August 21, 2024
Q: If you were looking to put on a gold trade at this time, would PHYS .TO be a good choice
It is up 38% in the past 52 weeks.
Do you see a good risk/ reward upside, in gold at this time? Or is it too late ?
Would you suggest another stock or ETF for gold exposure instead of PHYS.TO?
Read Answer Asked by Indra on August 20, 2024