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Q: Great service Peter & Team...
I've noticed a change in MND's trading pattern on TSX lately where Anonymous is buying from Instinet (lots of trades). Can you shed light on what this means. Thxs.
Read Answer Asked by Ralph on December 01, 2015
Q: If I anticipate a rise in silver prices would this ETF be a good purchase and hold till silver has risen. Any other thoughts on this ETF. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by edgar on December 01, 2015
Q: I currently own G in a non-RRSP and it is the only gold stock that I own. Would you recommend a sale on this stock for tax loss purposes that can be off set with a capital gain of another stock? Would you be a buyer of any gold stock at this time?

Thanks
Dolores
Read Answer Asked on November 30, 2015
Q: Hi the stock has had a big jump last week almost doubled .They have recently acquired property in New Mexico what are your views on LAM and the uranium industry
Thanks John
Read Answer Asked by John on November 30, 2015
Q: Hi,

How positive is the PEA report for Alabama Graphite that was released this morning?

Thanks

Robert
Read Answer Asked by Robert on November 30, 2015
Q: Hi folks,I know FM/t has app $6B debt I believe but was wondering if they are near any debt covenants any time soon,I heard that was reason acq/t had to raise money as they were near breaking some debt covenants. Is fm/t in any similar situation. Thanks again and just renewed 2 years for great service,jb
Read Answer Asked by John on November 30, 2015
Q: I’m a bit surprised by your sell recommendation for Teck. A recent question by someone that had Teck in their RSP and wondered if they should sell, was answered with one word – “Yes”. I think they deserved a better answer.

You have earlier recommended Teck and I note that another advisory said back in August that Teck has a tangible book value of $29.59 a share. It’s Canada’s largest diversified resource company. Not just “evil” coal!

You’ve given excellent answers in the past re Teck and it wasn’t more than a month ago that you were suggesting patience. Maybe you can let us know what you’re reading for book value etc.

I recall buying Teck in 2008 at $3.40 per share. In 2011 it was trading at over $60.00 per share.

Patience grasshopper ;-)
Read Answer Asked by Dean on November 30, 2015
Q: H Peter,

I've owned 2 funds for near a decade and both are down approx 50%. One is Sprott Canadian Equity and the other is AGF PRECIOUS METALS FUND (333)
AGF333

I've been patient and because I know that you know more about these than I do, I am asking you what would you do if you held both of these funds. Would you hold or sell?

Please advise

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Sheldon on November 30, 2015
Q: Would BHP be a good alternative to TCK? Or should it also be avoided? BHP's dividend is getting pretty high...do you think it is at risk?
Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Mike on November 26, 2015
Q: I bought a small position in EDR (Endeavour) about 5 years ago and am currently under water about 35%. My intention was to hold on to it till prices improve as the company seems to have a reasonable balance sheet. However,I noted this morning that the company intends to sell $16.5M in shares at market price. Would you comment on this. Is this a reasonable move for the company or will it ultimately just dilute the pot. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Bill on November 26, 2015
Q: I am on a huge loss with Teck. it is now one half percent of my holdings. My cost is 28 per share. I do not have much other exposure to mining besides some gold fund. My question is , I would like to book a capital loss but keep some exposure to the sector. Would be FM a good candidate? Or should I be better off to exit the sector altogether?
Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by francois on November 26, 2015
Q: Hello- is DBC one of those ETFS based on commodity futures which will erode in value even given steady commodity prices, if held for more than a month or two?
Is there another Commodity ETF which you can suggest which can be held for a year or more without this erosion? Does one need to buy a commodity stock based ETF? Any recommendations in Canada and the US?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Pat on November 25, 2015
Q: Had a good conversation with someone who dealt with this company at a corporate level and they quite liked them. How are their numbers?
Read Answer Asked by Deborah on November 25, 2015
Q: I would appreciate an update on bgm since your May 15th comments.
Thank you,
Bob.
Read Answer Asked by Bob on November 23, 2015
Q: What is your outlook for Denison now that they will not merge with FCU?

Thanks, Glen
Read Answer Asked by Glen on November 23, 2015
Q: Hi Peter and Gand,

What's your assessment of BTO's ability to survive as a going concern, if the slump in gold price persists for the next year or two.

Regards,
Harry
Read Answer Asked by Harry on November 23, 2015
Q: Is Capstone going to be a survivor in this metals market, if things stay as they are.
At $2.00 copper are they pushed out in the next calendar year?
I have a substantial loss in this, what would you do?
Read Answer Asked by John on November 19, 2015
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