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Q: Hi Peter and team, I don't hold any of the above stocks and they have done very well the last 2 years. I do own some of your favorites like BAM, TOI, CUS, SHOP and LSPD etc. How would you rank the above stocks and would they be good buy when the dust finally settles.

Regards
Anthony
Read Answer Asked by Anthony on February 25, 2022
Q: Hi 5i Team - Could you provide an update on the fundamentals of Mirasol Resources including cash on hand, cash flow, etc. as well as potential for growth through new discoveries and/or acuisitions This company has done little over the past couple of years as far as stock price. If I were to sell is there a replacement you would recommend. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Rob on February 08, 2022
Q: Hello Peter, Can I have your opinion please?

I am wondering if it might be a good idea to reduce my holdings in gold and silver stocks (maybe exit all my positions?), at least until May and buy some in the energy sector from the proceeds.
The reason behind this stems from yields going up- maybe the 10 yr goes to 2%. How likely is that? Apparently, the seasonal period of gold starts in summer.

My stocks in gold are at both ends of the large/small caps such as AEM/KL,FNV, KRR,MMX,WDO and PAAS.
I am under represented in energy with ENB,PPL and ALA.
What would be your suggestion? And if you agree, could you give me 1or 2 names to let go and 1 or 2 names to add.
Always appreciative of your thoughts.
Regards
Rajiv
Read Answer Asked by Rajiv on January 10, 2022
Q: What Cdn or U.S. companies would you consider to be the most likely takeover targets in 2022? Can you rank them in terms of quality even if a takeover doesn't materialize?
Read Answer Asked by Chris on December 21, 2021
Q: Fortitude Gold is a 2020 listing with a dividend, low P/E, and properties in the U.S. (i.e. as opposed to politically risky areas). Would you buy it? Which options in the gold space would you prefer? (Preferably low/no debt, strong B/S & dividend)
Thanks,
Read Answer Asked by David on December 07, 2021
Q: Hi,
Last year around this time, you were asked to guess a few names in the US or CDN Market that had 100 bagger potential. Some of the names mentioned were WELL, TTD, LSPD, XBC, MGNI, PLTR, VEEV, PINS, KRR, & STC. Just wondering if there were any names you would add or delete from this list? I realize identifying the next 100 bagger is next to impossible, just for some fun.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Curtis on November 23, 2021
Q: Hi Peter,

What is your brief overall take should the following stocks be part of one's investment portfolio?

High risk is tolerable and time horizon is greater than 5 years.

Thanks,

Thanks,
Read Answer Asked by ilie on November 16, 2021
Q: KRR has issued a revised news release where the company corrected an earlier news release which incorrectly reported second quarter gold sales higher than actually achieved. Gold production was not changed. I don't really have a problem with the sales error even though it would have been better if the error hadn't occurred. The revised news release projects gold production to more than double to 205,000 ounces by 2024 (from 2020 production levels) with costs declining at the same time. How solid do you feel is this 2024 projection or is it promotional?
Sales errors are one thing but future production "hype" is another.
Any thoughts you have would be appreciated.
Jim
Read Answer Asked by James on July 19, 2021
Q: I find inside buying is potentially worthwhile evidence of future prospects of a company. Just a hunch, but I am not sure inside buying or selling can tell me much about gold companies, especially not with the more established companies. Gold does seem quite out of favour, and so I think it would be worthwhile to park some of my idle cash (I am 25% cash, because I just am not finding too many bargains) in one or two large cap and small cap companies: The chart and divy of Yamana looks intriguing. Can you suggest any up and coming junior miners?
Read Answer Asked by Murray on July 13, 2021
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