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Q: Gold continues to March ahead for obvious reasons. McEwen mining continues to underperform. We are living through one of the most bullish catalysts for gold producers; yet Mux seems to have lost its way. What will it take to turn this around? Even Rob’s reputation as a shareholder value producer seems to be at risk, Is Mux heading for a further disaster.
Read Answer Asked by Chris on June 25, 2020
Q: If someone stopped you on the street and randomly offered you $1720 US cash or one ounce of gold, which form of wealth would you take? Assume both the cash and gold are real, of equal value, there's nothing suspicious, and that the decision doesn't depend on any special circumstances or conditions or taxes.
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on June 22, 2020
Q: Selling RNX and looking for a replacement in the same sector with similar risk but more potential upside.Some suggestions would be appreciated.Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by maurice on June 22, 2020
Q: Would holding gold stocks act as a hedge against a weaker US vs Canadian dollar?
Thnks Dennis
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on June 22, 2020
Q: Hi, how would you rank these four if you were to start buying today. Do you think its better to buy two full positions or half positions in all of them currently?

Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Keith on June 19, 2020
Q: Any idea when one can find the official closing price of an ounce of gold in Canadian dollars? Is the Comex closing price the official one? Is that at 1330 ET? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by John on June 18, 2020
Q: Hi 5i, if you could explain what it means the following: I own PAAS, and I also have this stock (PAASF):

Description: RTS PAN AMERN SILVER CORP EXP 2/22/2029 CNTNGNT VALU RT
Symbol: PAASF
Quantity: 4,086
Average Cost: 0.0000 USD
Market Price: 0.00 USD
Book Value: 0.00
Market Value: 0.00
Change $: 0.00
Change %: 0.00

I used to own Rio Alto which was merged with Tahoe, and Tahoe was bought by PAAS, Does PAASF had any value? when I try to trade it shows up at $ 0.60.

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Fernando on June 18, 2020
Q: Hi 5i Team,

I've held B2 Gold for a long time (like 10 or 12 years) and I am sitting on a 110% gain. It's 1.3% of my total equity portfolio and precious metals and PM equities are about 14% of my total investments today. I'm considering selling my BTO and shifting that over to an existing 2.3% position in FNV that I've also held for a long time to bring that up to 3.6%. I'm also wondering if I should continue to diversify into other possible big gainers like WDO or if I should move this money into other names I already own. I'm curious what you think the best move here is?

For information purposes, my Precious Metals positions include:
- 2.65% AEM (held for years)
- 2.4% PHYS (held for years)
- 2.3% FNV (held for years)
- 1.3% BTO (held for years)
- 1.2% KL (held for years)
- 1.1% FVL (added last Thursday)
- 0.9% WM
- 1.0% MAG
- 1.0% SIL

I'm bullish on precious metals and stocks given the monetization of basically everything and therefore have let this part of the portfolio run past the 10% weighting Iimit I used to have but I'm thinking that this sector should probably not be more than 15% of the portfolio and definitely not 20% of the portfolio.
Read Answer Asked by Marc on June 18, 2020
Q: Last november I bought a small position (1%) in Tudor Gold as a more speculative complement to a 4% position in KL. I find their assets in the Golden Triangle, BC quite interesting.
KL didn't move much, but TUD more than tripled with the very strong run last week and with quite good volumes as well.
So now I have a total 7.5% gold miner/explorer position. Do you think it's too high in a balanced portfolio?
Do you have an idea what's going on with Tudor? Do you think it would be time to take some profits or letting it grow to 5% is also reasonable?

Thank you,
Read Answer Asked by Julien on June 16, 2020