TSE:WPM

Wheaton Precious Metals (WPM.TO)

159.00
-1.15 (0.72%)
as of Jun 9, 2026, 3:00:22 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 9, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 11 opinions in the last 12 months.

Wheaton Precious Metals (WPM) garners a positive outlook from various experts, largely due to its robust position in the royalty market and benefits associated with gold price fluctuations. Several analysts emphasize its role as a reliable diversifier and portfolio insurance during uncertain economic times. While some experts express caution regarding timing, given recent psychological highs in the market, many believe WPM remains a strong long-term hold. Its clean balance sheet, strong cash flow, and lower execution risks further reinforce its appeal. The contrasting opinions principally revolve around the expected volatility in the metals market, with some analysts suggesting a potentially favorable buying opportunity at lower price points.

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Overvalued
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TOP PICK
Silver prices were parabolic and it's no surprise that it bounced off the 50-day moving average and came down. This stock came off $45 down to $32 so he took advantage of that. Longer term silver prices should continue to move up.
COMMENT
A silver company that doesn’t actually produce silver. They have contracts to buy silver as a by-product from a number of mines whose main business is gold, copper, etc. Recent drop may be due to profit taking. Chicago Mercantile Exchange has been increasing margins required for owning silver contracts and this has put pressure on silver prices.
DON'T BUY
Has been one of his core holdings for a long time. This is a proxy for the price of silver. You’ll get upside on the price of silver but you’ll not get production uptake. Better to diversify over to the growth stories of mines coming in to production.
COMMENT
Would be careful here. One of the indicators he uses is the net specs in the futures markets. They are very high for both gold and silver right now. There is a lot of leveraged speculative money in the market right now.
DON'T BUY
CEO left and a new one brought in. People concerned the company can’t sign up more production from miners at such attractive rate. They contracted at $4 an oz when now it is over $40.
DON'T BUY
Almost bought when it was at $25 because it had a great growth profile and return profile for the next 25 years. This is the best silver company you could own but you have to get it at a good price.
COMMENT
Silver chart is a bit scary. He is more positive on gold these days and is taking some profits on stock, but not eliminating it entirely.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
He would buy on a pull back to the $38 level, but doesn’t know if it will happen. Alternatively he would buy at a breakout from this level.
BUY
Great company. Loves the silver space, but he owns the commodity. This stock ranks well in his model. Longer time silver can continue to move up. Silver has the industrial usage that gold doesn’t have.
BUY
Go where the money is going and silver is one of those spaces. Will probably come out with very good numbers.
BUY
Silver and platinum seasonality tends to run from February into May. Chart shows a good up trend and it technically just had a break out, which is very positive. Thinks it has some legs from here.
TOP PICK
They have long term contracts to buy silver that gold companies mine but can’t refine. No exploration risks, they just produce. Cost of production is only about $4 an ounce.
HOLD
Was tempted on silver when it didn’t follow gold. Silver doesn’t tend to run up as hard as gold and then seems to fall down harder. Wouldn’t get spooked out because of the sharp drop. Expects both gold and silver will get a bounce when inflation looms.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Looking at this one but would prefer it at $28. Very dependent on royalties from silver mines so therefore silver prices. There has been a 6.8% decline in the gold price, which is a normal correction so expects silver will follow.
DON'T BUY
Support around $28. If you were looking for another entry, you want to see it hold the 200-day moving average. He would want to see them stabilize. He doesn’t average down.
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