Q: What are your thoughts on gold as a hedge for inflation and rising rates? If favourable, what would be the best way to play it -- gold company stock, gold ETF or physical gold? Any suggestions on gold ETF's or stocks that look good to buy currently?
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Q: What do you think of holding 5% of gold in my portfolio? If so, what 'd you recommend?specific company or ETF's? Thanks.
Q: Hello 5i Team,
Given the cyclicality of Commodities, would they not be suitable for "trading" as opposed to "investing"?
Thanks,
Antoine
Given the cyclicality of Commodities, would they not be suitable for "trading" as opposed to "investing"?
Thanks,
Antoine
Q: what are your favourite ETS's for Gold. and What is your favourite ETF to short the USA and Canadian markets...
Q: I have no gold in any of my 3 portfolios. I feel that I should have gold exposure. Could you recommend a stock that I could hold for the rest of this year. I would like to see some dividends with a gold stock.
Q: Hi 5i,
My partner and I are 60 yrs. old, both newly retired with no pensions. 50% of our portfolio is in banks (one in the US), the rest in renewables and the occasional tech stock.
We are thinking with Mr. Trump now in office, we should probably look at gold. Presently we have no gold, even though I see comments that 4-6% of your portfolio should be in gold. What would you suggest for us? Stocks, bullion? If stocks, which ones and percentage of each would be valuable.
Thank you!
My partner and I are 60 yrs. old, both newly retired with no pensions. 50% of our portfolio is in banks (one in the US), the rest in renewables and the occasional tech stock.
We are thinking with Mr. Trump now in office, we should probably look at gold. Presently we have no gold, even though I see comments that 4-6% of your portfolio should be in gold. What would you suggest for us? Stocks, bullion? If stocks, which ones and percentage of each would be valuable.
Thank you!
Q: What are your current thoughts on the mining sector? Is it presently undervalued and if so, what would you recommend as a way to gain exposure?
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iShares S&P/TSX Global Gold Index ETF (XGD $57.70)
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Sentry Select Primary Metals Corp. Class A Shares (PME $5.36)
Q: Good Morning,I am thinking about putting a gold investment in my TFSA. Could you please give me your thoughts on PME,its'cash flow,strength of the company, and the likelihood that the dividend will be cut.If you have other gold investment thoughts I would appreciate hearing them.
Thank you,Bob
Thank you,Bob
Q: I have no gold holdings now. What is the best way to start.
Q: Hi Team, newbie here....I'd like to add about 5% precious metals to my portfolio in the form of an ETF or Mutual Fund. can you make some suggestions?
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Franco-Nevada Corporation (FNV $317.34)
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Barrick Mining Corporation (ABX $61.75)
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Agnico Eagle Mines Limited (AEM $268.94)
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iShares S&P/TSX Global Gold Index ETF (XGD $57.70)
Q: In anticipation of inflation I am planning to buy some gold stock/ETFs. Above I listed some of the Gold stocks I am interested, which one of them would you recommend or do you have another suggestion.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Hello 5i Team,
I have a hard time understanding the recent drop of Gold and, in contrast, the sharp rise in base metals. I thought the former was a hedge against uncertainty and inflation and the latter to be a reflection of supply & demand.
Thanks,
Antoine
I have a hard time understanding the recent drop of Gold and, in contrast, the sharp rise in base metals. I thought the former was a hedge against uncertainty and inflation and the latter to be a reflection of supply & demand.
Thanks,
Antoine
Q: what is your current opinion on this etf and its relative position in your portfolio ?
Q: I move in and out of gold depending on my fear level and currently have no exposure. Trump is managing to change my perception, however, and am currently looking for ideas. GLDI seems to have a screaming nice yield, but share depreciation has eaten away any gains over the past year. What would need to happen to the gold price to reverse this trend. Any thoughts or other ideas (excluding GLD and XGD).
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
Q: Hi team, I'm just starting up my portfolio, and am looking for exposure in the Mining & Metals industry. As my account is still small, I'm trying to avoid transaction fees. Can you suggest one or two ETF's that target this industry, which you like for a 3-5 year hold. While I'm looking for growth potential, a decent dividend never hurt!
Q: Hi Guys, is there a similar ETF for Silver? Many thanks, Austin
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iShares S&P/TSX Global Gold Index ETF (XGD $57.70)
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iShares Gold Bullion ETF (CGL $38.11)
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SPDR Gold Shares (GLD $455.46)
Q: What do you think about buying a gold etf? What would you recommend CAD etf? USA etf?
Q: Mfc1192. I purchased this at around 50 per share 10yrs ago and had been under water since. It is now near 70. What would ur opnion be to continue to hold thru the seasonal strenght a little longer and maybe sell half or all and would there be a better or less expensive alternative?
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iShares S&P/TSX Global Gold Index ETF (XGD $57.70)
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Global X Gold ETF (HUG $36.66)
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iShares Gold Bullion ETF (CGL.C $56.57)
Q: I have a large portfolio of 1.3 Mil in value. They are accross all sectors. I will be adding another 200k shortly. I have no precious metals in my portfolio as I was not comfortable with the volatility. What would you suggest for percentage amount of precious metals and what companies, ETF's
would you suggest. Is holding physical gold less volatile that companies?
If so, is there an ETF that holds physical gold.
would you suggest. Is holding physical gold less volatile that companies?
If so, is there an ETF that holds physical gold.
Q: Peter; Gold is up roughly $10-11. this am and the XGD is down, along with gold stocks of course. Does this indicate anything to you from your trading days m I.e. is the " market" saying the stocks are overdone or? Thanks, Rod