Q: As already mentioned by Marvin,I also would like to complement 5I on the introductory to all pages with " one of the hardest thi ngs" Thanks Larry Also my question is I am down 11% with BTO thinking 5$was a decent entry point for gold exsposure. Would you consider a swap to AEM a good move?Tks.Larry
Q: With physical battery grade Nickel stockpiles emptying do you have any recommendations for producers or an ETF that would be a good investment on the Canada or the US stock market?
Q: What is your opinion of Canada Nickel Company and nickel in general Is CNC a buy or are there other companies that you feel have better upside. Thanks for your expertise.
Q: Apologies if this is a duplicate. I’ve been out of metals stocks for a few years and looking to take a position. I’m thinking of Teck but would be interested in your favorites at different sizes (non gold). Also do you think the sector has legs for a while ?
Q: I am a recent retiree with a portfolio concentrated in financials, oil & gas (currently, anyway) and telecomms. Would a combination of the dividend-producing DRD, BTG/BTO:CA, and AR:CA make for a sufficiently diversified entree into gold stock? After yesterday's jump is gold looking more attractive as a diversifier and portfolio "insurance" provider?
Thanks!
Q: What is your analysis of SGML for value and growth going forward. Do you think there will be shortages of lithium in the future and would this be a good way to play the trend towards EV. Thanks
Q: Seems to have some positive momentum. You had previously mentioned it may flatten in 2022.
Would you consider this a buy or do you have another pick in the sector.
Q: What is your outlook for commodities for the next 5 years? Would you please recommend three etf's as well as three leading companies that focus on this sector.
Thanks.
Jim
Q: I have a relatively heavy weighting in oil at over 10%, about a 3% weighting in gold and 1% in uranium. Otherwise don't have other commodities.
Fortunately have been able to start taking some profits in oil and will continue to do so if keeps rising.
What is the expectation for other commodities in general over the next few years (though I know you don't have a crystal ball)?
For a conservative investor, what stocks or ETFs would you recommend to provide a diversification into other commodities - my thinking is about a 3% weighting in these. Would prefer to avoid coal if possible.
Take as many credits as needed.
Thank you.
Q: In light of the latest results, where they repurchased a significant number of shares, could you provide a brief review of their results and whether this quarter's release has made them a good purchase?
I am also curious as to your opinion regarding the future prices of copper, in particular considering governments increased planned spending on infrastructure.
Thanks!