1918 NEWS, GOLDMAN SACHS AND A TORONTO STORYTELLER
Here is a special Remembrance Day YSK edition for you – hope you’re getting some
down time today.
Three newspaper front pages from this day in 1918:
Goldman Sachs on Wednesday came out with a bullish “buy” report on the Canadian dollar. The US investment bank is bullish on oil and likes our currency’s exposure to it, and is also favouring Canada as a hedge against an increasingly strong inflation outlook. Precious metals are part of that mix.
Here are two sectors and our clients that stand out in the wake of the Goldman Sachs Report:
Oil & Gas:
Surge Energy SGY-T Mkt Cap CDN $380 million – fast-growing, medium/light oil play in Alberta and south-east Saskatchewan, high netbacks and low corporate decline, excellent leverage to oil prices and strong free cash flow profile.
Pine Cliff Energy PNE-V Mkt Cap CDN $265 million - highest leverage to natural gas of any Canadian producer, one of the lowest production decline rates in the sector, generating free-cash-flow yield in a range near 30%.
ROK Resources ROK-V Mkt Cap $16 million – executing a private-entity M&A strategy with light oil and gas assets in a prolific area of south-eastern Saskatchewan. Management team with four successful company exits in the area between 2009 – 2018.
Precious Metals
Nomad Royalty NSR- T Mkt Cap CDN $540 million - owns a global portfolio of 15 royalty, stream and gold loan assets of which 8 are currently producing mines. Highest dividend yield in the sector, next generation of mining leadership with strong ESG commitment.
Lucara Diamond Corp LUC-T Mkt Cap $285 million – owns one of the world’s most prolific diamond mines and has launched a “Shopify”-like platform that will be a disruptor in the global diamond marketing sector.
Integra Resources ITR-V Mkt Cap CDN $180 million – developing a strong gold-silver project in Idaho; management team with a track record of success, value creation will attract significant interest in the next round of gold sector M&A activity.
Thanks so much for your continued interest and support.
Rick Peterson
President