
TSE:WPM
This summary was created by AI, based on 11 opinions in the last 12 months.
Wheaton Precious Metals (WPM) has garnered mixed reviews from experts, reflecting a complex outlook for the stock. While some analysts express confidence in the gold price trajectory and the company's business model, others caution about potential market corrections and overly high valuations given the recent psychological highs in the sector. Several investors view WPM as a solid long-term hold, suitable for those with a bullish stance on gold, and appreciate its clean balance sheet and strong cash flow. However, there is a shared sentiment that the precious metals market may experience some volatility in the near term, making timing crucial for new investments. A consensus indicates that while WPM is backed by appealing fundamentals, caution should be exercised regarding market entry points based on broader criteria.
Silver is starting to show signs of improvement, and this stock is in that category. Chart shows it has moved up in the last 6 weeks, and has just had a gorgeous breakout. Outperforming the market and above its 20 day moving average. Trend is positive. Also, it has now entered into its period of Seasonal strength. This is good right through until at least the beginning of October.
As far as precious metal stocks go, this is one of the better models. They buy streams, mostly silver, at a fixed price. Any time you invest in any of these things, you have to have a view as to where gold/silver is going. We have had a 13 year Up cycle in precious metals, and he thinks we are only halfway through the Down cycle.
A metal streaming company. They buy silver from producers, and pay fixed numbers of dollars per ounce. Production is roughly 36 million ounces. They pay roughly $4-$5 an ounce for that silver. Likes their growth which will take it to 42 million ounces in the next couple of years, and probably 48 million ounces if you are willing to look out beyond that. Generates a lot of free cash flow. Current yield is around 7%. Likes all the elements of this company.
The royalty takers still look quite expensive and are paying something like 25X projected earnings. If there is a slight recovery, royalties are going to go up fairly significantly. If a longer-term investor, this is getting close to where you could think about buying. Looks reasonably valued compared to some of its peers.
Not a big fan of a lot of the commodity sectors, particularly precious metals. The trend overall for the metals, precious metals in particular, has been pretty lousy since 2011. There is also a really big cycle for the broad commodity index that is due to continue falling for the next little while. Every time the stock gets around $30, get out. Chart shows it has made a couple of higher lows since mid-2013 which could be some encouragement. Doesn’t think there is any near-term trend in the works right now for this or a lot of the gold stocks.
He has just a little bit left in his portfolio. He likes it and would add it to any of his clients’ portfolios that doesn’t want to take the production exposure of the silver companies. Has been selling his holdings to buy the producers. The producers’ prices right now are ridiculous. Not a bad one to be adding at this point.
If she were to own a silver company, this would be it. Likes their model where they buy streams of other companies silver production, but don’t have operating costs. They benefit when the production they have bought expands and they don’t have to pay a 2nd time for it. A royalty company, so it tends to be expensive. She would wait and see what seasonality does.
Cash rolls in steadily, but it is tied to the underlying price of silver and gold. Thinks we are just building a phenomenal basing pattern.