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Investment Q&A

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Q: Hi Peter and Associates!

I hold some shares in Roca Mines and it looks like the shares have lost all value? Do the shares hold any sort of residual value or should I erase them from my statement?

Ian
Read Answer Asked by Ian on August 24, 2016
Q: August 22/16 ? Asked by Carla:

The question implies that CEF.A represents gold bullion, however that is only 60% true as the rest represents silver and cash. This is a frequent misconception. Publish at your discretion.
Read Answer Asked by Russ on August 23, 2016
Q: re Timmons Gold: TMM, the share price has struggled mightily vs the gold group which has had a great run. The stock has come off the bottom but does it have a future? A sector laggard always raises red flags. Their one producing mine appears to have a remaining short life expectancy. Am I missing something here? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by John L on August 22, 2016
Q: I have owned EDR since well before the 2008 downturn and kept it. It has turned around and it is now well above what I paid. I am interested in investing more in gold/silver would like your opinion on whether to buy more EDR or is there a better growth play in silver/gold. I have also owned Goldcorp for several years and am still a bit under water with it. I value your opinion. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Bill on August 19, 2016
Q: Gold mining companies have no control over gold prices, but they do have some control over the costs of producing that gold. Those with the lowest cost of production can be expected to make the most profit per ounce of gold produced. Do you know the top 6 - 10 gold producers that have the lowest cost to produce an ounce of gold and what that cost is? Thank Ted
Read Answer Asked by Ted on August 17, 2016
Q: Hi Peter, this company (Red Eagle Mining - RD) is way too small for my taste but has had a good run up. Does it look promising?
Read Answer Asked by Michael on August 17, 2016