"Silver" lining of lower prices - good entry prices for the royalty companies

[Fiat Metaler]

Franco Nevada looks good under 144.

 

[jelly]

Metalla looks fantastic in the 7's too. Almost 100% gains just getting back to the old high.

 

[Goldhedge]

Tickers would go a long way to helping folks find 'em....

 

[Voodoo]

This? Not really looking that great to me. Looks like a lot of opening up stocks and it's rolling over. 18 dMa just about to drop under the 54 dMa.

 

[Voodoo]

Weekly chart on Metalla, MTA, looks worse IMO. I don't know what would be the cause but it gives me pause.

 

[Fiat Metaler]

This? Not really looking that great to me. Looks like a lot of opening up stocks and it's rolling over. 18 dMa just about to drop under the 54 dMa.

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Franco Nevada (FNV) is a leading streaming and royalty company. They give companies that actually mine metal cash, and they take back a share of what they pull out of the ground, which arrangement is called a stream of income or royalty payment.

Stock price is lower than it used to be. It jused to be north of 150.

Company is the same company, you just get more shares when they are on sale.

More inof here; take a look at slide 11:

https://s21.q4cdn.com/700333554/files/doc_presentations/2021/08/Franco-Nevada-August-Presentation.pdf

 

[savvydon]

Looks like if MTA gets above the 50 dma it has some room to run:

 

[Voodoo]

Franco Nevada (FNV) is a leading streaming and royalty company. They give companies that actually mine metal cash, and they take back a share of what they pull out of the ground, which arrangement is called a stream of income or royalty payment.

Stock price is lower than it used to be. It jused to be north of 150.

Company is the same company, you just get more shares when they are on sale.

More inof here; take a look at slide 11:

https://s21.q4cdn.com/700333554/files/doc_presentations/2021/08/Franco-Nevada-August-Presentation.pdf

Yeah I know, I've owned WPM for some time but not at the moment. Sold that too early. 0.83% yield on FNV. Pass. No debt? Well that's a plus

 

[Fiat Metaler]

Yeah I know, I've owned WPM for some time but not at the moment. Sold that too early. 0.83% yield on FNV. Pass. No debt? Well that's a plus

Thats fair, but with FNV you are paying for a better track record. I've owned WPM before and wished that I had bought FNV.

On Yahoo Finance, you can compare their charts on top of each other.

 

[Voodoo]

Thats fair, but with FNV you are paying for a better track record. I've owned WPM before and wished that I had bought FNV.

On Yahoo Finance, you can compare their charts on top of each other.

FNV appears to have more steady growth and that is something Wall Street loves but I hate paying up for that. I saw in that presentation that they have diversified into energy. Not really my favorite idea for a mining company. But I couldn't find a percentage of how much Revenue is coming from each product. Do you know how much Rev is from energy?

 

[Fiat Metaler]

FNV appears to have more steady growth and that is something Wall Street loves but I hate paying up for that. I saw in that presentation that they have diversified into energy. Not really my favorite idea for a mining company. But I couldn't find a percentage of how much Revenue is coming from each product. Do you know how much Rev is from energy?

They expect about $150-170 revenue million annually, and their annual revenue is about $1,300 million ($1.3 billion), so roughly 10%.

Its not their focus, and if these guys took energy royalties then they got them at good prices.