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Q: I have small positions in FNV and AEM. I am looking to add another gold company. Would you prefer ABX or NEM and why? Or would you prefer KL over those two and why?
Thanks, Tim.
Read Answer Asked by tim on April 14, 2020
Q: How might you rank these companies for the mid to long term? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Brad on April 13, 2020
Q: You often recommend FNV as a favorite gold streamer, but MMX is in your Growth Portfolio. Can you please give a brief overview of the relative merits of the two companies? What is the investment thesis behind including MMX in the Growth Portfolio?
Read Answer Asked by Craig on April 13, 2020
Q: which gold stocks you will recommend?
Which is best APARTMENT REIT?
2 QUESTIONS.
Read Answer Asked by Nizar on April 09, 2020
Q: There are several more junior gold royalty streaming companies. Can you provide me with a list and suggest two or three that are worthy of some research?
Read Answer Asked by George on April 01, 2020
Q: Fiscal and monetary policy is point the direction that if and when markets recover there is going to be a lot of money and keep money.

1. Are you a believer of gold and silver?
2. Would you choose one or the other or both?
3. If so, which companies would you choose and when would you enter?

Many thanks
Read Answer Asked by James on March 26, 2020
Q: What is your favorite gold stock? Looking to invest $100K in Gold Stocks or ETF's. I think that stocks are going to take a much larger drop and I am looking for at least a little bit of stability. I don't hold any gold or precious metals stocks right now. I can handle the risk.
Read Answer Asked by Ian on March 24, 2020
Q: Hi group what is going on with AEM (always thought of it as a blue chip in the gold space. I have owned it for over 1 yr and am down 25%. It not acting well even today with gold up considerably. Should I sell or hold on > what it going to take to recover after the horrible quarterly results. Thinking of selling and moving FNV . Your thoughts are appreciated
Read Answer Asked by Terence on February 20, 2020
Q: Currently reviewing my positions in the precious metals streamers/royalty companies. I currently have a 3% position in FNV and 1% in WPM. Thinking of selling WPM and adding a 2% position in MMX. Does the shift from WPM to MMX make sense or should I just increase my exposure to FNV?
Read Answer Asked by eric on January 31, 2020
Q: Hi guys. In your opinion what is the best way in Canada to get some gold exposure? Would you buy a specific company Like AEM or WPM or just go with an etf like XGD?
Read Answer Asked by Ryan on January 22, 2020
Q: I currently a small amount of GDX and GLD. I would like to increase my gold holdings a bit. Is there a stock you recommend? I am wondering about ABX or GOLD, if you like those, and is GOLD better than the CAD ABX? Or do you prefer another gold stock?
Also, is this a good time to buy silver? If so, would you recommend a stock or an ETF, CAD or US? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Elizabeth on January 20, 2020
Q: I am assuming that a company with lots of cash can withstand a major pullback better that a company carrying a lot of debt. could you give me 5 or 6 companies any sector with lots of cash that could withstand a market correction with less impact to their share value?.

thanks Dave
Read Answer Asked by Dave on January 14, 2020
Q: I want to take a position in gold. Would you recommend FNV (or other gold stock) or Gold bullion ETF?



Read Answer Asked by George on January 08, 2020
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