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Wheaton Precious Metals (WPM.TO)

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+7.29 (3.62%)
as of Sep 2, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 11 opinions in the last 12 months.

Wheaton Precious Metals (WPM) has attracted positive attention from various analysts who appreciate its leadership position within the gold sector, particularly amidst a backdrop of central bank purchases and rising uncertainty. Several experts have noted its strong fundamentals, including a clean balance sheet, predictable margins, and the company's focus on royalties rather than mining. While some analysts feel it's a good buy based on a bullish long-term perspective on gold, others exhibit caution, suggesting the price has outstripped fair market value and anticipating potential corrections in the near term. Dividend growth and robust cash flow further strengthen the sentiment around WPM as part of a diversified investment strategy.

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Overvalued
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Silver royalty company so it is largely driven by silver prices. Silver tends to follow gold as gold price rises. She decided to focus more on gold as she feels it will continue to go up longer-term. If you own, you could hold on for a little longer. Expects gold will continue to rise, which will be positive for silver.

BUY

(Market Call Minute.) Trades at discount to Franco-Nevada (FNV-T) which is a royalty peer.

BUY

Very, very nice breakout. Stronger move than gold stocks. Stay with it and seasonals are good. Should be good to $36-$37.

BUY

If mine does not go into production they will not get that stream of revenue. View from Barrack is that there is no dispute there. Have seen inflation in their costs of 50%. Liked the Hudbay deal. He sees some upside here.

BUY

One of the best ways to play the silver space. Interests in projects around the world. Pay a nice dividend and leveraged to the price of silver. Good entry point.

BUY
(Market Call Minute.) Royalties and no impact from the rising CapX’s.
COMMENT
He finds that silver is really whippy. Relative strength is starting to move up a little bit. If it got above $31, he would be inclined to add to your existing holdings. Prefers golds.
COMMENT
Buying Call Options? Options on this company are trading at a little higher volatility than would be considered average for Canadian options. They are about 35% implied volatility and the average in Canada is about 22%-23% so they are expensive. If you like silver and you think it is going to go up Buy the Calls. He would be more inclined to do a Call Spread or he would buy a Call at $26 a share and maybe Sell against that at $30 giving you a $4 profit range.
DON'T BUY
Technically, silver stocks have a difficult time as you get closer to the middle of the summer which runs through until about October/November. There is a solution. Rather than owning a silver stock, why not own a gold stock? Gold significantly outperforms silver from the end of July through to around the end of October.
WEAK BUY
Always a little bit concerns with mining companies in jurisdictions with troubling politics. Valuation is reasonable. With the potential for QE3 the market for gold and silver may get the bit in its teeth and run.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick May 12/11. Down 13.63%.) Sold his holdings in February at $39.31 for a 20% profit.
COMMENT
(Market Call Minute.) Magnificent longer-term. Will become the largest silver company globally. Doesn't produce silver.
BUY
All the precious metal stocks are cheap and it is a great time to be buying. When they turn up in a sustained rally is the big question. In terms of this company, it is one of his Top 10 holdings. One thing to keep an eye on is that they are currently doing an audit with the Canadian Revenue Agency.
DON'T BUY
This company gets royalties on revenue so it doesn't have some of the risks of some of the producers. You have time to watch the direction of precious metals before entering. He would look at all the producers to see who is producing and needing expectations in production. Who has lots of capital on the balance sheet that can sustain in a decline. Who has growth. He would prefer something like Yamana (YRI-T) in precious medals as they have lots of cash, production goes up about 50% in the next 5 years and have been hitting on their production targets.
WAIT
Historically it doesn’t do very well this time of year. Recently broke a key support level. Silver tends to track gold stocks and bottoms middle of July and does well to year-end.
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