Q: Tudor spun out some assets to Goldstorm, and I now own some Goldstorm shares, in addition to the Tudor shares. It seems the transaction simply took some of my cost base, and applied it as cost to the new shares. Am I reading this right? Basically, nothing has changed, right? Or will I need to record a capital transaction on Tudor?
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Q: Good Morning Everyone!!
I took a bet on these two stocks in March. The latest drill results look amazing!! What is your analysis of these two TFSA prospects?!!
I took a bet on these two stocks in March. The latest drill results look amazing!! What is your analysis of these two TFSA prospects?!!
- Chesapeake Gold Corp. (CKG)
- Wallbridge Mining Company Limited (WM)
- Tudor Gold Corp. (TUD)
- White Gold Corp. (WGO)
- G2 Goldfields Inc. (GTWO)
- Reyna Silver Corp. (RSLV)
Q: These gold/silver companies have sky rocketed in the last little while. With prospects of a higher gold price do you think these are worth a speculative buy with a small amount of money? Would you wait for things to calm down a bit before getting in?
Q: Last november I bought a small position (1%) in Tudor Gold as a more speculative complement to a 4% position in KL. I find their assets in the Golden Triangle, BC quite interesting.
KL didn't move much, but TUD more than tripled with the very strong run last week and with quite good volumes as well.
So now I have a total 7.5% gold miner/explorer position. Do you think it's too high in a balanced portfolio?
Do you have an idea what's going on with Tudor? Do you think it would be time to take some profits or letting it grow to 5% is also reasonable?
Thank you,
KL didn't move much, but TUD more than tripled with the very strong run last week and with quite good volumes as well.
So now I have a total 7.5% gold miner/explorer position. Do you think it's too high in a balanced portfolio?
Do you have an idea what's going on with Tudor? Do you think it would be time to take some profits or letting it grow to 5% is also reasonable?
Thank you,