What do you think of these stocks, AUY, CVO, FUR, NXG, SLW, SPPR?

Answer 1

up, down , down , up , up down


maybe
possibly
theoretically
hypothetically

are maybe the other way around????
Who knows with this market???

I'm going with closed-ended mutual funds for geographical diversity and ETFs for sector plays

It's all a gamble,............good luck with these anyway

Answer 2

I look at things from long term prospective, so all comments are based on long term holding.

AUY - I'm not a fan of any company with 40 million in revenues and losses... I prefer to find an undervalued company that has profits when the revenues are already there. I don't know much about this companies properties at present but if they have some promising properties this might be a good investment. Overall I see gold performing quite well for as long as it takes the US to stop its overspending and start balancing budgets.

CVO - The company has billions in revenue and can't post a profit... Revenues are growing but so are the losses...

FUR - A quick look at Yahoo! Finance doesn't show any dividends. It could be wrong. If I am going to own a REIT it better pay dividends from 10-20% or its no good. There are plenty of Canadian Income Trusts and REITS paying great dividend yields, 10-20%. I like the price of this stock though, as its only 10 p/e.

NXG - I like this company. First of all, its in Canada, not some distant nation that may be hard to deal with. It has grown revenues from 105 million to over 250 million in three years. It is profitable and the p/e ratio is 12. It also holds large amounts of land in British Columbia which may prove to be extremely valuable in the coming years.

SLW - I love this, the true silver play. I'm bullish on silver so ... I love it. P/E is very high but that can change quickly as this stock will jump if hte price of silver jumps. Gold Corp owns part of this company. This company has contracts to buy silver at a fixed rate and sell it on the market. As long as silver is on a bull run this company is great.

SPPR - 7% isn't a bad dividend yield, there are better. Revenues seem to be growing slowly and the company is profitable. I guess you should look to the future and see how much travelling/hotel staying peopel will be doing in 20 years. When the boomers retire will they all go travelling or will they be too poor or in poor health and so the travelling industry will hurt? Hard to say. I'm not going to comment at the moment.

Answer 3

Buy or sell?
Try have a chat with a consultant at your prefered bank, they can advise you. If you are one that is new to the stock markets it's better if you go for a dummies crash course first, what effects the price of stock? why does the company want to let out their stocks and stuff, if ure a Economics student or used to be, i suppose this post is really of not much use.

Answer 4

Luv 'em......I only wonder about Northgate as it's had a huge run based on copper prices...if home sales and china demand for copper drop,look out.

just an opinion.