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Q:
Can you give me your opinion on this stock and is there any explanation for the recent run up ? Thanks Clare.
Read Answer Asked by clara on December 30, 2014
Q: Hi Peter,
Recently you had a link to Jim Richards spiel "The Death of Money", what is your take of what he said?
Read Answer Asked by kenneth on December 29, 2014
Q: I'm short some LT CLF.US puts, which means it'll cost me to close the position...

To me the crucial question is whether CLF is a low or high cost producer.. Oligopoly is inherently unstable.. Not unlike the current oil situation, some of the low cost producers may be trying to force out the high.. Given the recent drop in pellet prices is CLF a survivor??
Read Answer Asked by Thomas on December 25, 2014
Q: Hi Peter,
Can you please give me your opinion on endeavour silver. Besides SLW which silver stocks do you like? thanks Clare
Read Answer Asked by clara on December 24, 2014
Q: What do you think of GPR? Do you know how much it costs them to produce 1oz of silver? Do you think its a good buy? I'm looking for silver companies that have cash, no debt and are producing at a low cost. GPR seems like a good candidate. Do you have any other recommendations better than GPR? Thanks and Happy Holidays!
Read Answer Asked by Roy on December 24, 2014
Q: I am thinking of spending about one third of my port folio on 1OO ounces gold coins thanks team 5i
Read Answer Asked by don on December 24, 2014
Q: Hi, thanks for great advice
i am about to sell Yamana for tax loss selling but would like to retain some gold or gold stock, hope fully the best alternative to YRI and the best company and with best possibilities in this sector to weather any downturn and make best comeback whenever that happens,
Could you please advise what should be the safest, yet the best to buy in this sector
Thanks again
Read Answer Asked by lyle on December 23, 2014
Q: I have held a small position in this for the gold play which has not played out in 2014. Can I have your opinion as to whether I should sell for tax loss or hold
Thanks and look forward to your reply.
Read Answer Asked by Rick on December 23, 2014
Q: I am thinking of buying either bto.to or tmm.to. Which one would you prefer? What are their debt level?
Thank you, and the best in this holiday season,
Jose
Read Answer Asked by Jose on December 22, 2014
Q: 9:38 AM 12/22/2014
Good morning Peter

I have 9140 Sandstorm Warrants [SSL] listed as :

"WTS-SANDSTORM GOLD 4DEC16" with TDWaterhouse, and as
"WTS SANDSTORM GOLD LTD EXP 12/04/2016 S040240" by Scotia McLeod.

When I look at the Sandstorm website they only list SSL.WT.A Oct 19, 2015, and SSL.WT.B Sept 07, 2017, and "Non-public warrants" with no expiry dates.

My warrants are shown at zero value by both my brokers and Scotia McLeod affirms that they have no value. I find this really strange. Can you explain this, and is this in fact the case and can I do anything with them at all?

Also I would value your current opinion on Sandstorm Gold. Whatever happened to their unfortunate investment in Colossus Gold?

Many thanks...... Paul K
Read Answer Asked by Paul on December 22, 2014
Q: Good afternoon. The first and last question with respect to VMS was on Jan. 2014. Since then, I believe the mine they are partners in (with HudBay) is in production, and VMS is receiving cash flow from said mine. I have previous (unsuccessful) experience with Junior miners, and am unsure what expectations to have with VMS now that they are producing. My broker advises to hold, but I'm not so sure. Other than VMS and a small position in Goldcorp, I have negligeable exposure to mining.

What sort of upside does VMS have, assuming copper prices remain steady?

Thanks,

Cam
Read Answer Asked by Cameron on December 22, 2014
Q: Thank you for answering my question on Lakeshore gold and the 47 Million shares that went across at the last second of trading of Friday. Just so I am clear about what you are saying is that Portfolio managers decide to adjust and re-balance so they either sell or buy and in this case they sold. In this case (if I understand correctly) it was decided to sell off 47 Million shares and that happened at the last minute. In effect it didn't drive the stock down more than 5%. Obviously. Also there were enough buyers to absorb 47 Million shares. Is this correct and if so does it not speak to the strength of this stock. One would think that this off loading of 47 Million share would cause the price to plunge by a lot more than 5%. This was 30 times more than the daily average. Thanks You.
Read Answer Asked by roland on December 21, 2014
Q: On Friday at the bell 48M shares were traded. I read it was rebalancing. Not sure what this means or what transpired. Can you explain the process and explain.

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by roland on December 21, 2014
Q: I echo the sentiments expressed previously in wishing Peter, Ryan and everyone and their families at 5i, the best this holiday season!! I would also like to extend these wishes to all members and their families fortunate enough to benefit from this great service!!

Prior comments have generally been positive on Timmins Gold. Could we get your take on their purchase of the Caballo Blanco prospect from Gold Group Mining. Do you know the asset at all? Was it a shrewd move at this time or are there issues that might keep this property from ever becoming a mine?? Thank you very much for your time.

Anthony

Read Answer Asked by Anthony on December 18, 2014
Q: Could I have your opinion on SAU. St Augustine gold and copper.

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Valdis on December 18, 2014
Q: Could you please comment on Teranga vs. Argonaut at the present time, main factors being current valuation, and debt/risk? Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Kel on December 18, 2014
Q: Good afternoon. With Russia pursuing drastic measures (selling crown jewels) in an attempt to keep things under control, they are sure to be selling their gold reserves as well. How much of an impact would this have on gold prices, and would it be best to be out of gold in the mean time, or will the implosion of the Russian Ruble (and contagion to other markets) actually be a good thing for gold?

My only gold exposure at the moment is a 1% holding in Goldcorp.
Read Answer Asked by Cameron on December 18, 2014
Q: Hi Peter and Team - I agree with yesterday's positive response to a question on Argonaut Gold. I have a concern that according to Ink Insider Research there has been no buying (perhaps balanced off by no selling either) by insiders in this company for some time and their holdings in general appear to be quite low. Should this be a concern? Also would the reports that have access to support the above statement re insider holdings?

Thanks.

Rob
Read Answer Asked by Rob on December 18, 2014
Q: Hello All;

Last month I sold my shares of Argonaut Gold (AR) at a steep loss for a tax loss. I have done well on the trade as the stock has continued to fall an additional dollar from where I sold. It is now time to purchase it back, but I am wondering if repurchasing my shares of AR would be the best use of my money. Can you please review the company metrics and provide me your opinion in to whether I should buy back into this stock?

Thanks in advance.

DON
Read Answer Asked by Donald on December 17, 2014
Q: an updated opinion on mux please, damn, ive never seen these shares so low,even rob must be concerned.tkx pat
Read Answer Asked by patrick on December 16, 2014