Investment Q&A

Q: Can you do a quick compare/contrast for these 3?
Do you place more emphasis on royalty or stream approach?
I was leaning towards SSL, on a 5+ year chart it is below the others, could it "catch up"?

Thanks,
TJ

Q: Good morning 5i team,

Thanks for the amazing platform and service.

Would you invest in gold stocks in the current market and world environment?

My position in precious metals and materials is lacking. This is something I normally purchase cyclically and sell when necessary.

If so. What would your top rec's be?

Thanks a ton!

Q: Hello, as a proxy for a tax planning sale on WPM, what would be your three top choices today. Please list from best to worst. Thank you.

Q: I am interested in investing in gold. Please advise if this is a good time to put money into this and if so, which company do you think has the most potential. As well please advise which companies to stay away from at this time.
Thank you for your great service
Stella

Q: Do you have a preference here?

Q: What Canadian stocks would you recommend in the material sector?

Q: I'm interested in adding a gold and a copper company to my holdings. Which are your faves and which might be at a good price to purchase? Thanks.

Q: My advisor is suggesting I buy a position in WPM - would you have an opinion if WPM is a better choice than FNV? He did not mention FNV as an option - just knowing they are both streaming companies which would you pick?

Thank

Q: Thoughts on Franco Nevada for a 5 year hold?

Q: Aem,Fnv currently represent about 3% of my portfolio.wish to increase gradually to 5% for a 5 to 10 year hold
What % would of the 5 would you suggest for Btcc?

Q: I hold shares in the above stocks, all down. Other than as a hedge to inflation is there any reason to hope for a turn around? In what order would you sell them?

Q: Good morning,
Thanks for your great service.
Today my question revolves around AU (gold) royalties and return of inflation - once the economy opens up & we start spending «en masse» our accumulated savings -.
I have read that royalties might be better than AU companies as they do not have the same cap ex as AU companies and they employ less human resources. I am assuming that they also have less debt on the balance sheet .
Questions:
Whether you prefer AU royalties vs AU etf or specific AU companies o even PHYS ?
Which royalty would you prefer ?
Would a precious metal royalty be a judicious addition to a portfolio ? Such as MMX, ALS, LIF ?
I am well diversified and have a substantial portfolio.
Deduct as many points as you see fit.
Best Regards,
Elaine

Q: With gold and silver doing very well, why is Franco so far off its highs? Is there something else going on at FNV? Thanks.

Q: What gold stock or etf would you buy as an inflation hedge
Thanks Bob

Q: What do you think about platinum? It seems more tied to the economy than something like gold which is more inflation hedging... what is the "case" for platinum and do you see it worth owning?

Also, what would be your favourite 2 names to get exposure/why?

Q: Which of the 2 above gold companies do you prefer for a 5 year hold?
May I have your opinion on Mstr as a speculative buy.
Thank you

Q: In my previous question about Earth Alive Clean Technology you mentioned the % of insider and institutional holding, wouldn’t you view that as a positive , especially for such a small company? The market for the sectors they’re in is very large, with the above companies I’ve referenced, if Earth Alive Clean can grab an increase in market share with their new products it could transformational for them , no?

Q: Can i please get your assessment of the above 2 companies and how they compare. Would you consider them a buy for a new position today. If not can you please reccomend your favourites within the sector. Many thanks.

Q: Hi!
Just wondering if you still like gold and if so why, and should precious metals always be held as a certain percentage in one's portfolio even if it is trending lower. What percentage would you want to see in precious metals? Would you ever put a stop loss on something like FNV or just hold in your portfolio forever, watch it go down and hopefully back up one day?

Q: What is your opinion on FNV.ca for the next 1-3 years.
Thanks, Stan