Investment Q&A

Q: Hello 5i,

What do you think about the companies above? Is the risk worth the reward? How long do you think these stocks get hot? You think the uranium, cobalt and gold markets are cooling down and getting ready for another long hibernation?

Q: What are you thoughts on GDNP and FCC ? What is the financial situation of the companies and future prospects?
Thanks

Q: Have these in TFSA. Any chance they will go anywhere?

Q: What are your thoughts on FCC with the $10M investment from the government and the recent run up in stock price?

Q: What are your thoughts on First Cobalt Canada. An interview with their CEO last week said full production could be 18 months away and they still need to secure financing and purchasing contracts. Cobalt seems like a key ingredient to the EV market but do you think FCC has a chance at success?

Q: Hi Peter and Staff
Comments please including a buy or not
Thanks and have a great day
Dennis

Q: With Cobalt being a significant component of car batteries do you see an investing play that might take advantage of increasing demand?

Q: I heard a radio item about the growing demand for cobalt which is needed for batteries. It seems there are several cobalt mining ventures in Canada. Do you know of any that would make a respectable investment opportunity?

What do you think of First Cobalt and Cobalt 27 Capital?

Thanks!

Q: Please let me know your opinion about FCC. I usually don't invest in companies without revenues, so I cannot figure out if it's a trap, or have some future potential
Thank you,

Q: This company has resumed trading following the merger activity. I would appreciate your analysis of it as a possible small speculative play.
Thank you.

Q: Between June 22 and June 26 FCC announced plans to aquire/merge with ColbaltTech and Cobalt One.

FCC has not traded since June 22. What is happening here? What process should shareholders expect? When will shared trade again?
Thanks!

Q: Ann Sabina in her book "Rocks and Minerals For The Collector: Cobalt-Belleterre-Timmins; Ontario & Quebec" notes the Agaunico Mine produced 4 million pounds of cobalt between 1930 to 1957. The was no South Lorraine mine. There were silver mines located in South Lorraine township which produced some cobalt in addition to silver. I suggest the members be very careful purchasing shares in companies which have optioned old mines in South Lorraine township. I am going up to the region for a wedding this summer and I will let the members know if I see any signs of new exploration. (My claims have all lapsed!)
Voisey Bay mine in Labrador, purchased by Inco, now incorporated into Vale was once reported to have substantial reserves of cobalt. Members might want to check that out over South Lorraine township.
10 foot touching poles are required for mines in South Lorraine township.

Jim

Q: With cobalt prices rising what are your thoughts on First Cobalt Corp for a speculative buy.

Thank-you.