Augusta Gold (G.TO)

He thinks the US will continue to create inflationary pressure, which will be good for gold. He likes their cheap valuation at these levels. Yield 0.8%. (Analysts’ price target is $20.44)

For three years, he's been saying gold will go nowhere, and he's been right. Goldcorp, like a lot of gold stocks, keeps trending down. Gold seasonality is soon ending, and nothing's really happened to gold.

He does not own gold stocks right now. The whole space has been under pressure. If you want to own one, this is it. There really is not a lot of inflation out there and that combined with the US$ strength has been negative for the sector.

They have great mines and a good track record over the years. Having gold as part of a portfolio today doesn’t make as much sense. Goldcorp has some of the best assets. If bullish on gold, then this company is a great place to be. If interest rates go higher, and capital goes to bonds, and US dollar goes higher, why gold? He does not have gold in his portfolio.

Gold is under pressure and the stocks have slid. Valuations are high. Gold is a nice hedge, but he would own only 3-5% gold in a portfolio. Gold is volatile.

All gold stocks now are forging a short-term low. This stock's low of late-2017 (same as today's price) is a key resistance level. When gold stocks find their floor, they will be nicely set up for a rally.

Selling at discount to book value, good balance sheet, and this is the way into gold. (0.7% dividend yield) (Analysts' price target: $22.13 )

He likes it. Has a $23 target. He prefers gold companies with better leverage like Agnico (he's appreciated better). Still, Goldcorp is solid.

He has been underweight gold for some time as gold prices hang out near $1200 per ounce. You can probably find better investments elsewhere.

Their productions beat but their sales didn’t, and the market got disappointed. If you believe in gold this is a good name to own. He likes the efficiencies they gained. (Analysts’ price target is $22.00)