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Q: I noticed that 2 analysts have reduced their price targets for Kirkland Lake significantly and it has been lagging behind some of the other gold companies recently.

Any ideas what has changed the sentiment on the company? Are you feeling less positive about its prospects going forward?

thanks for your insight
Paula
Read Answer Asked by Paula on December 17, 2020
Q: Looking to add some above gold/miners to my TFSA. Of the companies listed above please rank strongest to weakest and are there any above that you would add/delete? My RRSP holds FNV (full position). Is it best to hold these companies in Canadian or US in the TFSA?
Please deduct as many points as required.
Thanks, Lexi
Read Answer Asked by Lexi on December 16, 2020
Q: What are your thoughts on the gold sector with the recent retreat Good entry point .Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Norman on December 15, 2020
Q: Hello. Can I get your thoughts on some uranium names to play (excluding CCO), rare earth companies and precious metals (platinum, palladium etc)? A few comments plus names would be great. Deduct points as required. Stay safe.
Read Answer Asked by Robert on December 14, 2020
Q: Any insight into the metal Platinum? Why it’s caught fire and potential where it might go? I am interested in the material in symbol PLTM and a mining company Sibanye-Stillwater symbol SBSW.

Thx!
Read Answer Asked by Kim on December 14, 2020
Q: Hi,

I'd like to take some positions in copper producers. I have read some of your recent comments on mid cap producers and will be taking positions in 3 of them. I'd also like to get your thoughts on these smaller producers from an article I read recently.
Aura Minerals, Capstone Mining, Copper Mountain, Taseko, Marimaca Copper (note Marimaca symbol would not come up.)
Looking out at each companies FY20 and FY21 potential earnings, Capstone offers the highest earnings potential (from your Companies page data).
I also see that these collectively have had pretty good % moves in the last 3-5 years. I assume this is because of perhaps mines coming onstream/newly developed.
Which of these above companies are most investable? Or do you prefer other juniors to add to this list you? Please list in order of investing preference.
I think I'll get the most torque (albeit risk) by adding mid cap and juniors. My objective is to add 5 copper miners total...3 mid, 2 junior.

Cheers,
SteveMc
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on December 14, 2020
Q: Morning team,

It seems like base metals, especially copper, have been on a run lately, and I keep hearing the narrative that all the global government stimulus is/will fuel a bull market based around infrastructure spending. My questions are; 1) do you generally agree with this theory?, and 2) which base metals companies do you prefer? So far I've been looking at RIO, TECK, and FCX.

Thanks in advance for your feedback!
Read Answer Asked by Tristan on December 11, 2020
Q: I am trying to like CEE however a dividend of that size for such a smaller gold producer concerns me. Where are they getting the money to pay such a large percentage and why are they doing it. Addtionally, the same company trades in London (CEY) and there it trades at approximately 130 British Pounds with a very large volume while here in Canada, it's a $2 stock and much smaller volume. Can you help me like this company....thanks
Read Answer Asked by Norm on December 09, 2020
Q: My question is related to the storage quantity of gold and silver at Sprott. As I buy and sell PHYS and PSLV on the TSX I assume I am selling to OR buying from another trader in the market. Where does Sprott obtain the funds to add to its holdings or are the physical holdings constant after funds from the IPO were invested in the metals? Am I trading around those initial physical holdings?

If I don’t hold the physical metal like having a gold wafer in a safe deposit box, do I really own it?
Read Answer Asked by Ronald on December 09, 2020
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