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Investment Q&A

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Q: I bought Ric just slightly before the agi announcement. I see that the vote will take place next week and it looks like voters will vote for the takeover of ric. I would like to know if there is a good enough reason for me to keep ric.
I already have KL and some MUX which seems not to be very robust these days. What are your thoughts please. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Maureen on November 07, 2017
Q: Hi - I am looking for a mid-cap gold stock to buy. Do you have any recommendations? I'm looking for a company with good management that has "some skin in the game". I also prefer a decent balance sheet, and is a possible future take-out target in the future. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by James on November 06, 2017
Q: Good day team, thanks for your previous reply regarding ggi. I was fortunate to have purchased this thing in the 10 to 15 cent range so needless to say I have realized some very nice gains. They have hit on 12 of 12 holes so far with field analysis backing up the high tenor content. With results apparently coming out this week, what does your gut tell you the results will be like. As a side note, I used my so called gambling money on this stock.
Read Answer Asked by Seamus on November 06, 2017
Q: Thank you for your help regarding historical valuations of young davidsons mine which was taken over by Alamos gold. Thanks to you we were able to get the stock certificates issued in my mother-in-laws name. Now she wants to sell the certificates and I need to determine the value my father-in-law paid for the original 1000 shares of young Davidson's mine August 24 1984. Can you help?
I love the new web site and please extend my thanks Lana for suggesting using Chrome to fix my issues accessing the site on the iPad.
Maggie
Read Answer Asked by Maggie on November 03, 2017
Q: I try to maintain a diversified portfolio. However, I am wondering when you refer to owing "materials" what role metals and other mineable resources should play. For example, I tend not to own metals or mining stocks but instead, I choose to invest in other materials such as chemicals (MX) or lumber (SJ) (and maybe even including CCL as your portfolios list it as materials).

Am I getting "proper" diversification this way or should one also invest in gold, silver, copper assets etc?

Appreciate your insight.

Paul F.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on November 02, 2017