
TSE:WPM
This summary was created by AI, based on 10 opinions in the last 12 months.
Wheaton Precious Metals (WPM) has garnered mixed reviews from experts, reflecting varied perspectives on its performance and outlook in the precious metals sector. Many analysts emphasize the role of gold as a diversifier and portfolio insurance, especially as macroeconomic uncertainties are expected to persist for the next several months. While some reviewers express caution about entering the market due to potential volatility and prior high valuations, others advocate for WPM as a solid long-term hold, underlining its strong cash flow, clean balance sheet, and growth potential. The company benefits from its royalty structure, offering exposure to gold without the risks associated with mining operations. With several experts anticipating further interest in the sector as gold prices fluctuate, WPM is positioned as a viable investment for those with a positive long-term view on gold.
Made money on this the 1st time, and then went back in for a 2nd trade which gave him a negative transit, so he sold it. Has a model price of $25.79. It’s these precious metals and material stocks where the next 300%-400% are coming. They are hard to hold in this market, but he would be watching them carefully.
Ran into some problems with Revenue Canada and got hit with a big tax bill, which hit the stock. This is a silver royalty company, and whatever the price of silver does, this is what this company eventually does. Normally silver prices bottom around this time of year and then go higher into around the beginning of October. It then tends to take a bit of a break and then goes higher again from around the middle of December through to the end of February. Currently the stock is in a downward trend, underperforming the market, below its 20 day moving average and momentum indicators are negative. Usually around the end of July is when you look for an opportunity. (See Top Picks.)
Recently reached an agreement with the government on taxation, which has had an impact. They own royalties for silver production, and whatever the price of silver does tells what the stock is going to do going forward. This, along with other silver stocks, is finally trying to form a bottom. There are no indications of this yet, but he is expecting it in the next 3-4 weeks.
Not a good entry point for 2 reasons. They just received a letter this morning from the CRA, potentially challenging their tax structure. If the CRA wins, it could be as much as a 20% hit to their NAV. Mexico might not be far behind. Stock has been trending down along with the price of silver. All of the royalty stream companies tend to trade at very high valuations, and this one is at 20X EBITDA and 30X earnings. Missed a little on their last earnings. Very low ROE’s. It’s a long ways down before value buyers step in.
He likes the royalty model. So much of the silver demand is in the South Asian retail, so demand is based on those economies. Most of the supply comes as a byproduct from base metal mines, so supply is dependent on mining activity in unrelated metals. It is very difficult to discuss silver market fundamentals.
Silver can start forming a bottoming pattern between November and December, and then it really takes off in January and February. Silver has actually shown a bit of bottoming pattern in the past few weeks, and this stock has really shown strength ever since the beginning of November. This looks great and should benefit from the rise in silver over the next few months.
(A Top Pick Sept 12/13. Up 7.8%.) The price of silver is down $4 since a year ago, so this company has pretty well outperformed the price of silver. They will still have about 20% growth over the next 2 years as they own the silver stream and the gold stream for the mine in Peru. Risk/reward should be to the upside. Dividend of around 1.5%-2%.