Q: HI, I hold this stock in two portfolios should I be a seller due to these allegations it seems to be in a downward spiral. Bob
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Q: I currently hold SLW and G each at 2.5 % of my well diversified portfolio. Would you be comfortable now increasing one or the other or both to 4 or 5 % for income and some growth. I am under water 12 and 13 % in each. I also hold First Quantum. Many thanks!
Q: Hi..Can you please provide your thoughts on the latest results, and the impact of the dividend cut. Thanks.
Q: Since mid 2013 SLW has bounced several times between $20 and $30. I bought it at $20 with the intention of selling at $30, and held on only to land back down at $20. It is approaching $30 again, and I am yet again hesitating over the sell button (not a trader!). Do you see anything different in the stock that might push it up over $30 this time?
Q: I know 5i isn't about the charts or predicting price movements, but the chart of Silver Wheaton SLW from April 2013 to today is shockingly symmetrical. I'm no expert on charts but one would think there's something meaningful in the pattern. The question is, "What happens to the pattern from here?" If the symmetry continues, and looking at a two year chart, the stock is setting up for huge burst to the upside. Any thoughts?
Q: Yesterday there was an article in the National Post authored by Peter entitled Five New Things an Investor should try. In the article owning gold bullion was discussed as a hedge. I have several questions:
-Could silver bullion be substituted even though it is somewhat more volatile? If so could you also use a royalty streamer such as SLW be utilized?
-Instead of hedging with gold bullion could one use a streamer such as Franco Nevada?
- Finally do you believe gold has established bottom or do you believe that there is still sufficient risk to wait until a recovery is more certain? I've been waiting to buy for a number of months now as the price fluctuates between $1150 and $1240/oz.
Thanks
Mike
Thanks.
Mike
-Could silver bullion be substituted even though it is somewhat more volatile? If so could you also use a royalty streamer such as SLW be utilized?
-Instead of hedging with gold bullion could one use a streamer such as Franco Nevada?
- Finally do you believe gold has established bottom or do you believe that there is still sufficient risk to wait until a recovery is more certain? I've been waiting to buy for a number of months now as the price fluctuates between $1150 and $1240/oz.
Thanks
Mike
Thanks.
Mike
Q: Hello team, I'm looking to get some precious metal exposure while the prices are low. I know you like both G, and SLW, but if you could only pick one what would you lean towards?
thanks
thanks
Q: dear 5i team: i am currently down 12.87% on slw that was at a 5% weight in my portfolio would you consider taking a loss now and taking a position in xgd under the 10 dollar level? would this be very prudent? thank you. larry
Q: what is the reason you have SLW in your income portfolio.
It has a small dividend and shows no capital appreciation,
Thanks
It has a small dividend and shows no capital appreciation,
Thanks
Q: Silver Wheaton is a big part of the Income Portfolio. I do not currently own any shares. Is now a good time to start a position?
Thanks for all the great advice. Greg
Thanks for all the great advice. Greg
Q: Your view on SLW.TO, Silver Wheaton after their q-report yesterday. Looks like their earnings EPS were down, revenue down ... do you see a correction coming on SLW.TO ?
Q: Silver Wheaton is often reported as a cyclical stock, and looking at the year chart it certainly appears that way. It's getting up toward its 52 week high again - is it a good idea to sell and wait for a pullback?
Q: Now that the London silver fix is finished,how do you think that affects silver prices going forward? Some US newsletters see a rising silver market. Would Silver Wheaton (SLW) be a good way to play it ,or do you have some other ideas?
Thanks,
Philip
Thanks,
Philip
Q: is slw a good buy
Q: SLW - with continuous drop and volatile stock price ., is this is good candidate for a conservative / income portfolio. Is there a better or smooth ride way to achieve similar objective as SLW, is supposed to do. Thanks
Q: Do you still like SLW after recent quarterly report and sharp drop in the share price the last few days.
Q: Hi Peter and team
I was thinking on buying something in the silver market. Either SWL - Silver Wheaton, PAA - Pan American Silver, or AG - First Silver Magestic Do you like any of these? Mostly interested in AG - comments please I do not have any Gold position but looking at Siver Thanks Al
I was thinking on buying something in the silver market. Either SWL - Silver Wheaton, PAA - Pan American Silver, or AG - First Silver Magestic Do you like any of these? Mostly interested in AG - comments please I do not have any Gold position but looking at Siver Thanks Al
Q: I bought i-shares Silver Trust SLV:NYSE at the end of 2012 on a "timing the market/cyclical pricing play" and subsequently watched the shares sink. They have recovered some ground recently, but is there a better option to play the expected increase in silver prices? Is there a stock that pays a dividend and still has as much chance of growth as SLV, or should I just stick with it?
Q: I have been reading about China accumulating major gold reserves and that the recent purchase of a large bank building in NY city contains a huge gold storage vault. Do you agree that the US monetary system is going to be challenged and are gold streaming companies a good buy? Any recommendation?
Q: Hi.
I am very glad I subscribed to your newsletter and read the questions and your comprehensive responses faithfully on a pretty much daily basis.
My question is on silver. I would like to purchase a silver stock or etf that features a heavy silver presence. I only know of silver wheaton, but don't understand the concept involved with this stock. I understand it is not a mine, nor does it own bullion (at least I don't think it does). Many thanks for any recommendations.
I am very glad I subscribed to your newsletter and read the questions and your comprehensive responses faithfully on a pretty much daily basis.
My question is on silver. I would like to purchase a silver stock or etf that features a heavy silver presence. I only know of silver wheaton, but don't understand the concept involved with this stock. I understand it is not a mine, nor does it own bullion (at least I don't think it does). Many thanks for any recommendations.