I Hope You’re Not Sick of Hearing about Royalties!

by Travis Johnson, Stock Gumshoe | February 1, 2013 5:20 pm

Friday File look at some developments at Sandstorm Gold, and a new buy in my personal portfolio

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10 responses to “I Hope You’re Not Sick of Hearing about Royalties!”

  1. rthewitt says:

    The performance tracking says of Apple, recommended in December of 2013. If you can time travel, I would think your portfolio would look much more concentrated and speculative!

  2. lysander72 says:

    I have been buying Golden Predator. The three prong PR seems to be 1) Most royalties in Canada and US. 2) possible to receive royalty in kind (gold). 3) No buy back options on most properties. Also I had good luck with CEO William Sheriff when he ran Quincy Gold, ended up getting bought out.

  3. toff says:

    I saw this article about the name change (to “Gold Bullion Royalty”) :

    http://www.northernminer.com/news/golden-predator-changes-name-and-focus-to-royalties/1002007837/

  4. joevan30000 says:

    Travis,
    Do you know what date you have to be a share holder of GPRXF to receive the spinoff shares or did that already happen? I see the name change has already occured. At least according to scottrade.
    Thanks,
    Joe

  5. lysander72 says:

    I would think it will be months before things can be sorted out. I was going to wait and see if it drifted down to 30 cents or so while waiting but CEO Sheriff bought 190,000 shares since January 24th (35-36 cents) so I topped off my holding here.

  6. qwa2 says:

    I added a very small nibble here at .3175, my question seems does the Extended Executive Review for the Brewery Creek seem the likely reason for today’s malaise?

  7. andypad says:

    Travis and Gang, Premier Royalty is now trading at (or around) $1.60, about 25% below the price that Sandstorm paid for shares of Premier. It seems like Premier is potentially a good buy at its current price (around $1.60), especially considering that Sandstorm thought it was a reasonable buy around $2.00. What do you think? Thanks!

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