Q: Thank you for promptly answering my question on Silver Corp Metals. I have a follow up question. When a company does a "private placement" for convertible debt my understanding is that a bank/brokerage house will offer this placement to clients who have accounts with them. I guess that means that DYI investors who do their investing with a discount broker, in my case RBC, do not have access to these types of placements. Is that correct? Will that placement eventually end up on an exchange and be open to trading on that exchange? If the answer is yes then how long does it generally take for a private placement to end about on an exchange so it can trade? If the answer is no, then how does the investor who bought the private placement eventually liquidate their holding? I am just trying to get an understanding of how this works. Thanks for your help.
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Q: Hello to 5 i's. I have a small position in SVM (silver crest metals) which was nicely in the green until recently and then late last week it took a big hit to the downside with the announcement of some financing to build out a new mine and a new juristriction (equador). The financing is convertible debt due in 2030 at 4.75 per cent. The stock has to go up about 30 per cent until it can convert to equity. It doesn't seem too bad for me but it seems there are people much smarter than me who sold with that announcement. Do you think the debt that SVM secured is not appropriate/or there is a better way to finance? Or are people selling for another reason, such as , exposure to Equador is too risky/SVM has built 8 mines and 3 processing plants only in China and have no experience in Latin America/ less bullish on precious metal pricing on a go forward basis, or some else? I am tempted to double my small position since the company has no debt (actually they are net cash on the balance sheet and minority equity position in New Pacific Metals, and they operate profitably. does 5 i think SVM, at current share price, is a good option for silver mining exposure?
- Endeavour Silver Corp. (EDR)
- MAG Silver Corp. (MAG)
- Silvercorp Metals Inc. (SVM)
- Fortuna Mining Corp. (FVI)
Q: looking for your favorite small cap silver stocks
thank you
thank you
Q: Realizing there could be a 12 - 18 month wait, what would be your top 2 - 3 small and mid-cap silver stocks? Thank you.
Mike
Mike
Q: Did SVM report their production numbers on Feb 8th. How were they ? Any upside left in shares ? Should we avoid China ? RAK
Q: Please comment on their latest numbers.
Bill
Bill
Q: Is Svm worth holding
Q: Following up on my question on SVM, who would you recommend as an alternative in this space? Thanks
Q: Hello currently hold these 2 for my allocation to the metals sector. Both have been getting beat up. IF, I am looking to add shares at these prices would you recommend adding to these things company’s or would you recommend others?
Is silvercorps exposure to China something you are concerned with???
Thanks
Is silvercorps exposure to China something you are concerned with???
Thanks
Q: In answer to Savalai's query on Apr 21 with regards to Moez's article on Growth Stocks on Sale, SVM is mentioned as the best on the basis of debt to equity ratio. BUT this company is not in Moez's original article. Error? Intended to be another company?
with thanks, gary
with thanks, gary
- EnWave Corporation (ENW)
- Centerra Gold Inc. (CG)
- First Majestic Silver Corp. (FR)
- Kinaxis Inc. (KXS)
- Pan American Silver Corp. (PAAS)
- Canopy Growth Corporation (WEED)
- Miscellaneous (MISC)
- B2Gold Corp. (BTO)
- Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd. (KL)
- Wesdome Gold Mines Ltd. (WDO)
- Silvercorp Metals Inc. (SVM)
- Real Matters Inc. (REAL)
Q: Thanks to Moez for a nice article/stock screener today. I was surprised to see so many companies from the Metals sector.
IF he were to apply one more criterion to the 22 companies that made the list, i.e. debt load, which companies would come up on the top?
( the companies with the least debt load to the most)
Thanks.
IF he were to apply one more criterion to the 22 companies that made the list, i.e. debt load, which companies would come up on the top?
( the companies with the least debt load to the most)
Thanks.
Q: Silvercorp SVM missed on recent Quarter. What are your expectations. Solver price looks to be going higher. Why was the Quarter so bad ? . Was there problems. RAK
- Wheaton Precious Metals Corp. (WPM)
- First Majestic Silver Corp. (FR)
- iShares S&P/TSX Global Gold Index ETF (XGD)
- Horizons Enhanced Income Gold Producers ETF (HEP)
- MAG Silver Corp. (MAG)
- Silvercorp Metals Inc. (SVM)
- Sprott Physical Gold and Silver Trust (CEF)
Q: Hi team,
I currently have holdings in the above companies and ETFs, and with the exception of MAG I am up between 12-90% on all of these. I am thinking that I should take some profits to reduce my exposure in the gold and silver sector.
Are there any of these that you would recommend getting out of, or would I be better to pare down my holding in each to get back to an acceptable percentage of my portfolio?
Also, if I was to hold some of these longer term, say 1-3years, can you please rank them in order of which you would recommend holding for that length of time.
thanks as always,
Paula
I currently have holdings in the above companies and ETFs, and with the exception of MAG I am up between 12-90% on all of these. I am thinking that I should take some profits to reduce my exposure in the gold and silver sector.
Are there any of these that you would recommend getting out of, or would I be better to pare down my holding in each to get back to an acceptable percentage of my portfolio?
Also, if I was to hold some of these longer term, say 1-3years, can you please rank them in order of which you would recommend holding for that length of time.
thanks as always,
Paula
Q: Can you comment on SVM’s latest earnings? Don you like their prospects? Any other comments? Thanks!
Q: Of the three silver stocks listed which one has the best fundamentals. Could you list them in order of preference and if you have 1 or 2 that you prefer instead please include them also.
Thanks again for your much appreciated advice and analysis. John
Thanks again for your much appreciated advice and analysis. John
- First Majestic Silver Corp. (FR)
- Pan American Silver Corp. (PAAS)
- MAG Silver Corp. (MAG)
- Silvercorp Metals Inc. (SVM)
Q: What is historic silver price to gold ratio.last 10 years.? Where is it now ? Is silver a buy ? What are Industrial uses of Silver besides jewelry /What are your silver picks. SVM did well last week. RAK
Q: Hey guys, I have owned DPM, GCM, and SVM for a few years. The 3 stocks account for about 4% of my total portfolio. I currently have roughly 8% total in the materials sector(AEM 4%). keep holding these 3 or consolidate into 1 of the 3 or is there a better stock to play the sector?
Thank you!
Thank you!
Q: I would appreciate your thoughts on SVM. Is this something. It recently agreed to purchase Guyana goldfields. Wondering also your thoughts on this acquisition.
Also somewhat related, there is a lot of talk about gold and wanting to own gold in portfolios. Do you agree and if so do you think you would do better off with the metal itself or individual stocks if you have 3-5 year time horizon? Thank you
Also somewhat related, there is a lot of talk about gold and wanting to own gold in portfolios. Do you agree and if so do you think you would do better off with the metal itself or individual stocks if you have 3-5 year time horizon? Thank you
- First Majestic Silver Corp. (FR)
- BetaPro Silver 2x Daily Bull ETF (HZU)
- Silvercorp Metals Inc. (SVM)
- Fortuna Mining Corp. (FSM)
- Sprott Physical Silver Trust (PSLV)
Q: Silver stocks have had a run since mid-year; does the team have opinion on silver itself and a preferred method of investing in the commodity.
Thanks... your thoughts are respected and appreciated
Doug
Thanks... your thoughts are respected and appreciated
Doug
Q: What can you tell me about this company , also what would be a good silver trading stock .
Jim.
Jim.