
TSE:FNV
This summary was created by AI, based on 6 opinions in the last 12 months.
Franco-Nevada Corp. (FNV) has garnered substantial acclaim among analysts for its strong position in the royalty business across precious metals, base metals, and to a lesser extent, gas and oil. The company boasts a solid execution track record with no operational risks and no debt obligations, which strengthens its financial stability. Despite a relatively modest dividend yield of 0.84%, FNV has demonstrated remarkable growth, averaging an impressive 44% annually over the last decade. There is anticipation around upcoming catalysts related to FNV's backlog, expected to materialize in the near term. While some experts note its premium price in comparison to the broader gold market, they remain bullish on its future prospects, stressing that precious metals serve as an essential diversifier in investment portfolios.
Technically, this is in an upward trend and recently broke through a resistance level. Also, it is outperforming the market. Seasonally, the stock has done very well from the middle of July through until October. We are just about to enter a period of seasonal strength. Any weakness between now and July would be an opportunity to buy more.
(A Top Pick Feb 7/17. Up 0.55%.) A conservative play in a non-conservative sector. Has always viewed this as a kind of financial services play. However, if you view it as a precious metals play, it is a company that is going to grow its earnings and cash flow by 16% a year for the next few years. Very little mining risk. They’ve also announced they’ve started to grow their energy royalty business. A very safe play on precious metals.
(A Top Pick March 15/16. Up 9%.) He has to be a little careful, because he is not a huge Bull on precious metals. There was a very good trade in precious metals in 2016, and it kind of ran out of gas. This is a chicken way to invest in gold, because they get royalties. A great business model, because they just reap revenue as companies produce, and it doesn’t matter if the companies are making money or not.
A very safe way to play gold. It is a royalty company, not a miner, so there are no mining risks. It is in geographically safe jurisdictions, so you don’t have the same risks of a project being taken back and privatized by a government. Diversified broadly across tons of different royalties, not just in precious metals, but also in the oil/gas space. Dividend yield of 1.31%. (Analysts’ price target is $96.01.)
(A Top Pick Nov12/15. Up 33.84%.) The highest quality gold company globally. They have extremely high quality assets, in really, really long live mines. Expensive, but you pay up for quality. He sees gold prices going higher in the next 3-5 years, and this will be a prime beneficiary, with much less risk than the sector as a whole.
There has been technical damage in golds in the last 2.5 months as the US$ has firmed up a little. The sector has seen deterioration in breadth, so lots of stocks have broken down quite badly. If you had to own one, this is the one you would want to own. It is really a royalty stream, which is pretty attractive. You are getting a yield, and it will grow over time. Gold is probably into some support here. If it is going to rally, it is going to rally from here.