Q: Can you share your thoughts on the current valuation of Avino silver (asm-v)? do you see more upside on this stock ?
Thanks for your valued opinion.
Q: Hi Peter,
You have been positive on your outlook for St Andrews Goldfields. They are managing their properties in a very prudent and show a strong balance sheet after a very challenging 2013.
What is your outlook looking two years out on SAS and what would be it's curent book value?
Thank you and have a GOOD Day,
Q: Hello. I have had Sherritt shares for sometime now and wonder if I should hang on for awhile longer or sell as I have taken a bit of a loss in it.
Thanks, Fran
Q: Hi
Do you consider ANV as quite speculative in the gold and silver sector.
If the precious metals stay strong this company seems to have lots of room to increase in price.
I look forward to your opinion.
Have a nice weekend
Hersh
Q: Just wondering about the silver market and where you think its going in the near future. As well what do you think of INM as they have found some silver down there in Mexico. Thanks for your insight
Q: Hello best team.
do you have any insight in dsm?
It focuses on rare earth.
With the precious metals heading in the right direction,could this be interesting as well?
Q: I currently have 25% of my total portfolio in resource stocks with the majority (50%) of that in gold (G, YRI, ABX) and silver stocks (SLW). With Teck’s recent drop, would you sell ABX and use the proceeds to buy Teck (to add some diversity and get a better overall return - hopefully) or would you hold on to ABX and ride the current gold bull up? I have a 2 year time frame.
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Asked by Brigitte on February 17, 2014
Q: AVL SEEMS TO BE ON AN UP-TICK. THEIR RECENT AGREEMENT WITH THE NW TERRITORY METIS NATION SEEMS TO BE ANOTHER POSITIVE SIGN.
AT WHAT POINT IN TIME WOULD YOU CONSIDER GIVING A SERIOUS LOOK TO INVESTING IN AVL? EVERYTHING SEEMS TO BE HEADING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION FOR THEM... THANKS FOR ALL YOUR HELP!
Q: Hi Team,
It's a commonly held belief that the price of gold rises as the economy deteriorates. For the past few weeks, we've been seeing upward movement in the bullion and in gold stocks but no real sign that the economy is tanking or even headed that way. Do you have any recollection of past periods where both gold and the economy grew in tandem? If so, this would make me feel a bit more secure buying miners at this point in time.
Robert