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Q: Arizona Metals continues to prove out a lot of material (gold, copper, silver, zinc, etc.). The stock price has moved considerably already. The company is pre-revenue. They are essentially poking holes in the ground, but what they're pulling up looks good. Apparently the deposit is high-grade and shallow, making this a "green" project, which are the buzz words of the day. Can I get your take? Still too speculative for 5i?
Read Answer Asked by Ian on May 26, 2021
Q: Good morning team,
With regards to the run up on copper prices over the last year my concerns are about China's warning on the high price and it's possible "clampdown" on the excessive speculation within it's country.For now, the price of copper has been pausing ,but the forces of demand due to expanding economies ought to push prices higher.How could China's "warnings"affect earnings of all copper producers looking at two or three years down the road?
Read Answer Asked by Jean on May 26, 2021
Q: Too late to invest in commodities? Can you please suggest a broad commodities equal weighted ETF?
Read Answer Asked by James on May 25, 2021
Q: Teck lost 12% in 2 days. It's seams to be related to the Chili issue or is it? Management claim that they have an agreement with the government. ''TORONTO, May 18 (Reuters) - Canada’s Teck Resources sees little risk of higher taxes in copper powerhouse Chile due to a stability agreement that shields the company's massive Quebrada Blanca Phase 2 copper project from higher levies for 15 years, Chief Executive Don Lindsay said on Tuesday.'' What do you think? I'm a long term investor but find the drop steep and wonder if there is not anything else. We know politics have little effect long term but a change in leadership in Chili may change all previous agreements. It wouldn't be the first time we witness a government scrap a contract with a miner. Your take please.
Read Answer Asked by Yves on May 25, 2021