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Q: Looking at taking advantage of the recent sell-off in base metal miners to initiate a position in one of them. Which of the above would you prefer, or do you have another Canadian listed suggestion?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Robert on May 14, 2019
Q: Hi 5i team - In a recent response to my question regarding a junior resource company you mentioned that the management was good but not in the excellent range. Would you be able to recommend a few junior resource companies that in your opinion do have excellent management and/or exploration teams. I am not interested in companies that produce gold, just ones that explore for gold, silver or even base metals. Thank you.
Thanks also for the excellent service in 2018 and all the best to everyone in 2019!
Read Answer Asked by Rob on January 07, 2019
Q: Hi 5i team - I have heard recently that the demand for nickel will increase as the production of batteries increases. Could you please give me your opinion on the accuracy of this statement and also your view on the supply of nickel. Is it really dwindling as the author of this statement claims. Are there other uses for nickel that could have an effect on the market. Also would you be able to provide the names of a few companies involved with nickel that you think are well managed with decent fundamentals. Perhaps one major producer, one smaller mid-tier producer and one or two whose main focus is exploration. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Rob on December 07, 2018
Q: I have zero allocation to minerals, mining and material stocks in my portfolio. Do you feel that some exposure is warranted for diversification purposes?

If so, what one or two companies would you suggest to achieve broad exposure while minimizing downside risk. I prefer larger companies that pay a dividend.
Read Answer Asked by Chris on August 17, 2018
Q: Hi.

I want to invest in a Mining company that engages in copper mining as well as other minerals. I have been reading alot about the renewable energy market and I feel as though copper, aluminum, lithium, cobalt, as well as other minerals linked to renewable energy will be continuing to grow in demand. I know that as a commodity Copper is low right now. I was looking for a shorter term investment (1 to 3 years) as well as a longer term investment (5 to 10 years) in a good mining company that mines for minerals linked to renewable energy. Do you have any suggestions?

Thanks

Rob
Read Answer Asked by Robert on August 07, 2018
Q: In the industrial metals space I have LUN (0.45% of portfolio) and Teck.B (2.73%). I am thinking of increasing my exposure. Which of these two would you prefer; or is there something else.
Thanks as always.
Ian
Read Answer Asked by Ian on July 18, 2018
Q: Of the 5 mining Co's, which one would you say is most globally diversified with best growth prospects, if the world doesnt hiccup too badly with current trade rhetoric ? Or maybe, a Co. not mentioned, I know Teck is the largest-diversified, but maybe another has more torque to the upside of a particular metal, maybe gold/ lithium miner ? I'm seeking Cdn competitive advantage with U.S dollar revenues.
Read Answer Asked by Bernie on July 09, 2018
Q: Could you please list your favorite 3 names in Copper and the investment thesis for these companies? Please also share your take on Copper in the next 12 months?

FJ
Read Answer Asked by Febin on May 28, 2018
Q: Hi Peter,

Please list 5-6 mining stocks (other than gold) for growth. I own TV and TECK.B at 2% weighting each. Medium to high risk, short and long term.

Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by K on April 18, 2018
Q: Good day my question is with all the talk about solar/wind power and electric transportation etc. what are the top 3 copper stocks to invest in ? thank you
Read Answer Asked by Lynn on December 22, 2017
Q: Knight, Celestica and Lundin Mining are all trading at close to 1:1 price to book (per the Globe). Is that meaningful at all for any of these companies? Is it a "value" indicator that suggests better days may be ahead? Your thoughts, please. With thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Chris on December 12, 2017
Q: hey folks, I own arg, cmmc, ncu, and lun. I am very positive on copper and zinc. are there any other copper or zinc stocks you would recommend or an etf, that you would consider. what type of news would make copper drop. keep up the good work. you make investing less stressful. thanks bill
Read Answer Asked by William on November 27, 2017
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