Q: This has had a nice run. It is up 48% since August. Is it too late to buy it?
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Q: Just trying to understand this a bit more. What makes the price go up and down aside from demand?
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Royal Canadian Mint - Canadian Gold Reserves Exchange-Traded Receipts (MNT)
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Royal Canadian Mint - Canadian Gold Reserves Exchange-Traded Receipts (MNT.U)
Q: Can you explain how buying this ETR in US dollars (MNT.U) works when it is traded on a Canadian stock exchange in comparison to MNT? Am I actually getting US dollars when I sell it or are these converted to C$ with a corresponding hit because of exchange rate? Is it better to buy MNT or MNT.U? Thank you.
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iShares Gold Bullion ETF (CGL.C)
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iShares Gold Bullion ETF (CGL)
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Royal Canadian Mint - Canadian Gold Reserves Exchange-Traded Receipts (MNT)
Q: Hi Peter and 5i Team,
I’m wondering why, for all periods (3 month, 6 month, 1 year, YTD, 3 years, and 5 years) MNT beats both CGL and CGL.C even though the M.E.R. Of MNT is slightly higher than the other two. Is MNT a good way to get some gold exposure in these turbulent times? Thanks as always for your insight.
I’m wondering why, for all periods (3 month, 6 month, 1 year, YTD, 3 years, and 5 years) MNT beats both CGL and CGL.C even though the M.E.R. Of MNT is slightly higher than the other two. Is MNT a good way to get some gold exposure in these turbulent times? Thanks as always for your insight.
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Royal Canadian Mint - Canadian Gold Reserves Exchange-Traded Receipts (MNT)
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Sprott Physical Gold Trust (PHYS)
Q: I have a question about investing in physical gold. Can you please explain the differences between the MNT and PHYS? I noticed that MNT outperforms PHYS and it trades at a premium to NAV while PHYS trades at discount. The expense rates 0.35% vs. 0.41% seems to be close enough to justify the differences in performance and discount..?
Q: If we put aside the normal indicators for Gold and consider the geopolitical climate that is surfacing day to day around the world, along with the US potentially having some instability within their own borders and the instability with their allies, is it a good time to buy gold as an investment? What do your a believe are the pluses and minuses for Gold increasing in value over the course of the next 12 months?
Q: Sorry for what may be a naive question, but assuming the .35% (?) fee for holding this security is an annual fee, how is it collected?
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Royal Canadian Mint - Canadian Gold Reserves Exchange-Traded Receipts (MNT)
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Royal Canadian Mint - Canadian Gold Reserves Exchange-Traded Receipts (MNT.U)
Q: Re: Lorrianes question on holding gold.
As an option there are these two ETR's available through the Canadian Mint (US and CDN) . I believe they will send you the gold if you have a full 10000 ETR's. Here is the website link
https://www.reserves.mint.ca/tsx_gold/#/
TSX symbols MNT:CA , MNT.U:CA
As an option there are these two ETR's available through the Canadian Mint (US and CDN) . I believe they will send you the gold if you have a full 10000 ETR's. Here is the website link
https://www.reserves.mint.ca/tsx_gold/#/
TSX symbols MNT:CA , MNT.U:CA
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Barrick Gold Corporation (ABX)
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Kinross Gold Corporation (K)
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Royal Canadian Mint - Canadian Gold Reserves Exchange-Traded Receipts (MNT)
Q: I have about 4% of my portfolio in MNT, ABX, and K, all bought a year ago and 20-25% under water. I am having trouble deciding if I should cut my losses, put them towards better gold stocks like AEM, or get rid of my gold exposure completely. If you're in my position, what would you do? What is your outlook for gold in the next few years? Are there any catalysts for gold as a sector you can foresee? I have a hard time envisioning them doing well when the economy is growing so nicely
Or is it good to keep as a hedge against the down days like today? The rest of my portfolio is diversified enough tending towards the growthy stocks, if that matters.
Thanks for your insight.
Or is it good to keep as a hedge against the down days like today? The rest of my portfolio is diversified enough tending towards the growthy stocks, if that matters.
Thanks for your insight.
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Global X Crude Oil ETF (HUC)
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iShares Gold Bullion ETF (CGL)
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Royal Canadian Mint - Canadian Gold Reserves Exchange-Traded Receipts (MNT)
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Royal Canadian Mint - Canadian Silver Reserves Exchange-Traded Receipts (MNS)
Q: Please recommend some CAD etfs to play commodities. Is there one that covers a broad selection?
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Global X Crude Oil ETF (HUC)
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Global X Natural Gas ETF (HUN)
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iShares Gold Bullion ETF (CGL)
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Royal Canadian Mint - Canadian Gold Reserves Exchange-Traded Receipts (MNT)
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Royal Canadian Mint - Canadian Silver Reserves Exchange-Traded Receipts (MNS)
Q: Can you comment about all-commodity etfs such as PDBC and can you recommend one or two? Any based in Canada? Thanks Bill
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iShares Gold Bullion ETF (CGL.C)
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iShares Gold Bullion ETF (CGL)
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Royal Canadian Mint - Canadian Gold Reserves Exchange-Traded Receipts (MNT)
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Sprott Physical Gold Trust (PHYS)
Q: Hi Peter, Ryan and Team,
How would you rank these gold ETFs MNT, CGL, CGL. C an PHYS.?
Thanks.
How would you rank these gold ETFs MNT, CGL, CGL. C an PHYS.?
Thanks.
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SPDR Gold Shares ETF (GLD)
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Royal Canadian Mint - Canadian Gold Reserves Exchange-Traded Receipts (MNT)
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Sprott Physical Gold Trust Unit (PHYS)
Q: I’m looking for exposure to gold bullion and am considering GLD (SPDR has .40% mer), PHYS (Sprott), IAU (ishares gold trust has .25% mer) or MNT.CA. Which one do you prefer and why, (I’ve read stricter auditing for PHYS)? Also should I be buying in USD or CAD? Looking for protection against money printing and a general hedge or if USD losses it’s position as world reserve currency.
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iShares S&P/TSX Global Gold Index ETF (XGD)
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iShares Gold Bullion ETF (CGL.C)
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Royal Canadian Mint - Canadian Gold Reserves Exchange-Traded Receipts (MNT)
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Sprott Physical Gold Trust (PHYS)
Q: What is the best and cost effective strategy to hold gold or gold stocks in these uncertain times?
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Franco-Nevada Corporation (FNV)
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Osisko Gold Royalties Ltd (OR)
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iShares Gold Bullion ETF (CGL)
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Royal Canadian Mint - Canadian Gold Reserves Exchange-Traded Receipts (MNT)
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Sprott Physical Gold Trust (PHYS)
Q: What is the best option to buy gold as a hedge in the event of weakening USD?
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Royal Canadian Mint - Canadian Gold Reserves Exchange-Traded Receipts (MNT)
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Royal Canadian Mint - Canadian Silver Reserves Exchange-Traded Receipts (MNS.U)
Q: Thoughts in MNS and MNT ?
Q: Hi Team,
I am looking to buy gold bullion in US dollars backed by bullion held in Canada. I believe the Mint's MNT.U is my only option. Any concerns with a holding in MNT.U? Did I miss any other options?
Thank you, Michael
I am looking to buy gold bullion in US dollars backed by bullion held in Canada. I believe the Mint's MNT.U is my only option. Any concerns with a holding in MNT.U? Did I miss any other options?
Thank you, Michael
Q: Hi Team,
Recognizing that CEF.A is about 60% gold and 40% silver, which do you prefer, 100% Central Fund splitting between Mint (MNT - gold) 60% and Mint (MNS - silver) 40% for bullion?
Thank you.
Michael
Recognizing that CEF.A is about 60% gold and 40% silver, which do you prefer, 100% Central Fund splitting between Mint (MNT - gold) 60% and Mint (MNS - silver) 40% for bullion?
Thank you.
Michael
Q: Could I have your thoughts on Royal Canadian Mint please. Value of the company. Is it investable or can money be used better elsewhere (bank stocks)? Will Canada's 150th birthday next year improve the outlook? Thanks J