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Q: LLG along with NMX and ECS have been dropping like a rock for the last few months. What is you take on these mining stocks? My understanding is that lithium ion batteries require graphite, lithium and cobalt. Demand should be increasing, put prices for the commodities seem to be weak. Any insights would be appreciated.
Read Answer Asked by Leo on October 26, 2018
Q: I would like to know what your thoughts are on Mason Graphite intrinsic value? Stock is trading at $1.30 and flat lining, with about 47 million in cash and 24% stake in NanoXplore (some analyst have a value of 50 million for NanoXplore). If these figures are some what close, the stock would appear cheap looking into the future. Could this be a time to pick away with small amounts of cash?
Thanks, Barry
Read Answer Asked by Barry on July 18, 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
Q: Hi
Industrial usage of graphite seems to be gathering momentum. more products are released with graphite (anecdotally, I just bought a hammer at canadian tire with a graphite handle.
Furthermore, ''exotic'' metals (high tech) are gathering also momentum with investors, the likes of Cobalt, Kaolin, rhodium, REE, and many others as pure plays or transformed for new applications titanium with Pyrogenesis for example.
Graphene seems also to be of interest.
Mason graphite has made some headline lately,-Lac gueret has been recognised-I think in part because of the expertise of his CEO.
I was very early some years ago and started to come back.
Your opinion will be appreciated on
NGC
ZEN
LLG
GPH
CSP
CCB
FMS
GLK
NEXT
SGH
Thanks
CDJ
Read Answer Asked by claude on October 23, 2017