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Q: With all the money printing and endless QE, what do you think will happen to inflation and the price of gold?

With QE last time it resulted only in asset price inflation... but this time it is so much bigger and in america giving money directly to the people.

What are your thoughts? Would you buy gold to hedge against it?
Read Answer Asked by Max on April 01, 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: Massive injections of liquidity and money printing by central banks around the world should continue for forseeable future.
Do you recommend holding more gold as a store of value against diminished purchasing power of currency, against a backdrop of deflation pressure and negative yield bonds?

Read Answer Asked by Nick on April 01, 2020
Q: With the recent announcement of the merger of Argonaut Gold and Alio Gold, do you think this will be of benefit to Argonaut shareholders. Could this help to reduce Argonaut's debt load and provide a better outlook for both production and exploration potential. Also could you provide insider holdings for both companies. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Rob 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: Hello,
I’d like your opinion on phys.ca. I’m holding a small amount that I bought at $13 and the price is down a little. Is now a good time to average in or do you think it’s still too early?. What are your thoughts on Projections of $1800 plus per oz? This will still be a relatively small holding in a trading account.

As always thank you for your insight.
Dave
Read Answer Asked by David on March 23, 2020
Q: Never owned this resource stock; however, it's B.S. is pristine. With this COVID-19 situation and a high probability of things really slowing down, this stock probably has more downside - or not? My feeling are, you buy this one when there is blood in the street: high PE. The other thing is, they pay no dividend of any consequence, which they could afford. I don't think I've ever owned a resource stock other than O & G.

Appreciate your comments.
Read Answer Asked by James on March 23, 2020
Q: With a highly leveraged ETF like JNUG getting wiped out 90+%, what is the risk/reward of having a small position at current levels? If the sector sees a recovery and the fund returns to even close to where it had been there's potential for a small investment to be worth something if you took profits and sold the position. On the other hand, if there is an extended downturn, what is the risk of just holding the position aside from opportunity cost? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Dustin on March 23, 2020
Q: Is it likely that when the dust settles after this crisis, with all the government spending, that we may enter into a period of hyper inflation? In your opinion, would I be better off sitting on cash or gold?
Read Answer Asked by Duayne on March 21, 2020
Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
It is my understanding that MDI is one of the best drilling companies in the world. I realize that a recession would reduce the demand for minerals, fuels etc. and reducing income. However 50% of there contracts is drilling for gold which does look positive for the next several years. Larry Berman on BNN predicts gold will hit $1900.00 within 2 years. So I am wondering if this might be a good contrarian investment at all time low prices or is this just another value trap. Your general assessment would be appreciated. Thank you immensely.
Read Answer Asked by Ernest on March 21, 2020
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