Today, The Monthly Gems by Allan Tong and Rick Rule commented about whether AEM.TO, WPM.TO, FNV.TO, MDI.TO, LAC.TO, BRVO.V, MGA.TO, TUF, BTE.TO, WGO.V, DML.TO, SLB, ARG.TO, BTO.TO, WCP.TO, PDN-T Unlisted, ARK.TO, CCO.TO, DC.A.TO, CNC.V, EQX.TO, TUD, IE.TO, V, C, BN.TO are stocks to buy or sell.
Stock buyer at present. Natural resources has been falling but it has a great future. The primary driver for the drop is higher interest rates. Precious metals in particular reflects the level of real interest rates. In the US questions about credit quality affected the availability capital to the natural resources industry making growth concern appear. Operating results in the sector has been impacted by higher energy costs. Gold is very attractive at this level. The purchasing power of the USD and CAD is deteriorating at a higher pace than CPI suggest and that is going to be accentuated in the next 5 years. He likes uranium and think that the uranium companies don't reflect the underlying strength in the uranium price. Market is mispricing uranium equities in a big way.
The reason for the soft earnings is because they hedged their production (sold their production for a low price). most of these hedges come off by mid-2027. The company is the highest quality, lowest cost uranium producer in the planet. Delighted to see the stock price decline so he can buy. There are structural advantages in the uranium market. The upcoming catalyst will be the potential IPO of the Westinghouse stake.
Quarterly results were fairly good. If your time frame extends to 2030 you'll see substantial higher oil prices. The company has done a wonderful job creating value for shareholders over time. If you are a trader, it appears that the whole energy complex is going lower. He sees a resolution in 2026 or 2027 in the Gulf prices and then oil prices will fall. But by 2030 oil prices will be higher because of the systemic underinvestment in the industry.
Relatively to the gold index it has done really well. The CEO is retiring. The market needs to see that the new CEO will continue what the previous CEO has been doing. They need to reach nameplate capacity in their operations in Nunavut. He has confidence in the operations team. Very cheap on an operating basis. He has sold none but the market is skeptical.
Amerigo is a copper factory. He believes in the copper price. Very long reserve life This becomes a dividend machine if you believe in higher copper prices (which he does). They'll continue to be impacted by higher cost structure because they are a fairly energy intensive company.
The asset management business saw fee-related earnings grow 20% over the past year in Q2, wealth solutions earnings increased 23%, while the company raised a staggering $77 billion. By last June, Brookfield was sitting on $210 billion of cash that it could spend on buying or expanding companies, something that BN is renowned for. After a dismal nine months, October was good to BN-T when shares rallied nearly 7%, particularly in the last week. With the wind in its sails, Brookfield looks like it's back.