Michael. Have you ever taken a look at Prairie Sky Royalty? They own 18.5 million acres mineral interest fee simple and GORR in Western Canada, pay a 3.8% dividend and should be debt free in a couple of years. I would be interested in your thoughts.
Hi. Can you check your data as in the value table (right side) you have the majority of revenue in silver, while I understand that th emajority of value should be in copper and gold. I don't know how that affect the valuation of the stock.
Thanks. There was an error on the spreadsheet. I have corrected it an updated the values, all of which are per tonne on the B-S calculations except for per share. I appreciate your pointing out the error.
After reading I get a feeling that the grades are a little low. I'm in Taseko (producer & developer) and Oroco (developer) which both have higher grades. But this resource is massive and it's in Canada, so at one point it could be developed.
Congratulations on the articles you're writing, very informative.
Taseko is a great stock. The Gibraltar mine has a long life, the Florence mine looks great (if in situ works) and the Prosperity deposit is world class, and once Trudeau is out it may get permitted.
Michael. Have you ever taken a look at Prairie Sky Royalty? They own 18.5 million acres mineral interest fee simple and GORR in Western Canada, pay a 3.8% dividend and should be debt free in a couple of years. I would be interested in your thoughts.
Great company, great assets, trading price is too high to interest me in relation to other names. In the streaming space, I prefer Freehold Royalties.
What are your thoughts about the permit approval process and timeline?
Hi. Can you check your data as in the value table (right side) you have the majority of revenue in silver, while I understand that th emajority of value should be in copper and gold. I don't know how that affect the valuation of the stock.
Thanks. There was an error on the spreadsheet. I have corrected it an updated the values, all of which are per tonne on the B-S calculations except for per share. I appreciate your pointing out the error.
After reading I get a feeling that the grades are a little low. I'm in Taseko (producer & developer) and Oroco (developer) which both have higher grades. But this resource is massive and it's in Canada, so at one point it could be developed.
Congratulations on the articles you're writing, very informative.
Taseko is a great stock. The Gibraltar mine has a long life, the Florence mine looks great (if in situ works) and the Prosperity deposit is world class, and once Trudeau is out it may get permitted.