
TSE:WPM
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.
Gold and silver had a decent bounce off the lows last year. Doesn’t think that either gold or silver are going to take off in a big way. Maybe there is scope for gold to pop above $1400 if the markets come unglued over the next 6 months. However, he still thinks we are range bound and you want to take a profit and sell into that rally. If we get a pullback in gold in the next month or 2 of $1300 or less, you want to nibble at it.
They are under tax loss selling for another day or so. It’s been a tough year. You could not replace the assets at the current stock price. You need a pickup in bullion to get these guys going. Thinks we may need one more leg down to chase out the last of the momentum guys. Wait for the bounce at least.
Nice in that is a royalty play so you don’t have to worry about cost overruns, but you have to worry about price and it becomes a play on the price of silver and gold. If he liked silver it would be the vehicle to play, but with the tapering in the next 6 months, he would rather see a complete washout of gold and silver and buy on the way back up.
A silver streaming company. Basically they buy silver with upfront payments and then get silver returned to them at a price of whatever was agreed on. They basically get the margin between the cost of their agreement and the silver price. They don’t have the operating cost risks or capital overrun costs that mining companies have. Yield of 1.72%.
Royalty company, so if you produce a commodity, you might get silver as well as what you are after and so SLW buys silver futures from you as cash up front and some see this as a form of last resort financing. SLW often does better when you do. Gold and silver tend to sell together and gold is low. Silver held a little bit better but silver will get hit if gold does and he thinks gold will.
You have to have an outlook on what you think silver is going to do. This is precious metals, primarily gold and silver. Thinks gold and silver are going lower before they go higher. Doesn’t have the CapX requirements that mining companies do, so if you want to invest in these commodities, this is a better company to do it in as it is more defensive. He would stay away from the sector.
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.