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From: LoneClone12/20/2021 6:07:00 PM
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FWIW, I have seen three new analyst reports since Sandstorm Gold Royalties aka SSL announced the gold stream/debenture deal with Bear Creek Mining, which is buyin gthe Mercedes mine in Mexico from Equinox Gold. All three saw the deal as slightly positive and noticed it will help with near term cash flow, but none of them changed their target or rating.

TD Kept them at Buy with a target of $C11.
RBC kept them at Underperform with a target of $US7.
BMO kept them at Market Perofrm with a target of $C9.

SSL is certainly divisive; one rarely sees such a spread among forecasts for mining juniors.

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From: kidl12/21/2021 10:00:42 AM
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Anyone with access to the complete list?

CIBC offers 52 potential tax-loss bargain buys

By Jameson Berkow

‘Tis the season for tax-loss bargain hunting and the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce’s equity research team is offering a few dozen ideas.

Selling underperforming investments for a loss – thus allowing investors to offset taxes on their capital gains - usually occurs between late November and mid-December. Afterward, “bargain hunters may use the weakness as an opportunity to pick up candidates that are trading near their 52-week lows,” explained CIBC Chief Market Technician Sid Mokhtari in a research report published on Sunday.

The report highlights 52 TSX-listed companies that could make good tax-loss sale and repurchase candidates for investors to consider before Dec. 29, which is the last transaction day of 2021 to record capital gains or losses. For those interested specifically in larger companies, CIBC recommends checking out Barrick Gold Corp. (ABX), Wheaton Precious Metals Corp. (WPM), cheese maker Saputo Inc. (SAP) and cannabis grower Canopy Growth Corp. (WEED).

More than half of the companies on CIBC’s list are miners (30 of 52) and gold miners in particular comprise the majority of them. CIBC also recommends other cannabis companies such as Tilray Inc. (TLRY), Village Farms International Inc. (VFF), Aurora Cannabis Inc. (ACB) and Cronos Group Inc. (CRON). The TSX’s health care subgroup, which is largely made up of pot producers, is the lagging performer this year, with a negative return of 23 per cent as of mid-day on Monday.

Several renewable energy companies, such as TransAlta Renewables Inc. (RNW), Ballard Power Systems Inc. (BLDP) and Brookfield Renewable Energy Partners LP (BEP-U) also made the list.

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From: LoneClone12/21/2021 12:06:41 PM
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FWIW, Scotia's have always been the most positive of the analysts regarding Sandstorm Gold Royalties aka SSL, and this continues with their latest report, which rates SSL as Buy with a target of $US12..

In the last few days I have seen 4 analysts reports with ratings ranging from Underperform to Buy, and targets ranging from $C9 to the equivalent of $C15.50. As a shareholder I am rooting for the latter but expect the reality to be somewhere in the middle, as I wait for SSL to announce the sale of their portion of the Hot Maden JV and resulting set of re-calibrations.

LC

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To: LoneClone who wrote (77741)12/21/2021 1:26:08 PM
From: kidl
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I am not surprised about the range of ratings. Analyzing SSL is complicated / takes a lot of analyst time. Maybe too much time for some of them?

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From: LoneClone12/22/2021 4:26:40 PM
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We got an intriguing PR from Rio2 aka RIO this morning. They have managed to sell one of their non-core properties in Chile to a local company for $5M. When I starting reading the PR I figured that the deal would provide another $5M insurance as they build their Fenix gold mine, but then comes an interesting quote from their Chief Strategist - "“the sale of this non-core asset adds an additional US$5,000,000 of available funding to support Rio2’s strategic business initiatives other than the construction of the Fenix Gold Project which has its project financing arranged to production.”

I shouldn't have been surprised. Even as they efficiently press forward on their main task, in this case building Fenix, it is characteristic of this management team to have more irons in the fire.

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To: LoneClone who wrote (77739)12/23/2021 3:20:31 PM
From: Pianoman1997
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Elemental Royalties is not recommending to accept unsolicited Gold Royalty offer, price holding, market is possibly hoping for an upgraded offer.

Stockwatch

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From: LoneClone1/4/2022 5:07:56 PM
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It's still early but Bam Bam Resources may have already clinched the Headline of the Year award for their latest PR.

Bam Bam Adds Professional Geologist to the Board of Directors

I guess they were relying on amateurs until now. Perhaps they should have inserted the word 'Actual' in front of 'Professional'.

For those unfamiliar with the company, their primary specialty is putting out way too many breathless PRs, sometimes 3 a week.

LC

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From: Clark Kent1/4/2022 6:59:42 PM
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I posted a reply to stateside that should be here as well.

follow link

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He's now sponsored by Teuton and put out a report and also talks about TUO on today's podcast

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From: LoneClone1/6/2022 1:06:16 PM
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Prospect generator Riverside Resources aka RRI consolidated the La Union Au/Ag/Pb/Zn prospect in Sonora, Mexico last September. Their latest PR brings us the first proper exploration results on the property, and things look promising. Results from the 103 samples range as high as 83.2 g/t Au, 4816 g/t Ag, 10% Pb, and 30% Zn, and they seem to have a good handle on the mineralization. Next up will be geophysics followed by drilling later this year. Exploration so far has been based around the past-producing mines on the property; it will be interesting to see what they can come up with on the remainder.

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We also got news that shareholders of both Calibre Mining aka CXB and Fiore Gold aka F has approved the acquisition of F by CXB. Can the union of a company that's been having trouble making money on its Nevada gold mine with a company operating gold mines in the ever more problematic country of Nicaragua be a success? We shall see. I have a small stake in Fiore which I plan to hold through the merger because it is in a tax-sheltered account thus cannot generate a capital loss if I sell.

ca.finance.yahoo.com

Speaking of Calibre Mining aka CXB, they were early out of the blocks, already announcing the their Q4 and full year results for 2021, and they were pretty darn good. In Q4 they produced 49218 oz Au, moving their full year total to 183242, exceeding the top end of their guidance by a good margin. As a result, they increased their cash stash by over $5M to $78.4M. They remain debt free.They also released 2022 guidance, forecasting similar production, with growth in Nicaragua expected to kick in as several new mines come into production in 2023, assuming they get all their permits.

If only they weren't in Nicaragua... Props to BTO for being smart enough to sell their properties to CXB before it got so bad there.

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FWIW, TD released a new research report on CXB which saw the impact of the PR as neutral, and kept their rating as Buy with a target of $2,75.

IKN brings great news to the holders of Minera Alamos aka MAI shares like me and many of you. The share price has been depressed because Osiskko was foolishly dumping millions of MAI shares on the market. Yesterday a block of over 41M MAI shares changed hands, meaning that downward pressure should dissipate and allow the shares to reflect their true value.

iknnews.com

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From: LoneClone1/7/2022 2:19:36 PM
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FWIW, I came across several new analyst reports on Calibre Mining aka CXB, released in the wake of their quarterlies and the positive shareholder votes on the buyout of Fiore. BMO saw these PRs as positive but already baked in, so kept their rating at Outperform with a target of $2.30. Similarly, Scotia saw the Q4 results and 2022 guidance as positive, but kept them at Sector Outperform with a target of $2.75.

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