Weekly Watchlist - Feb.17, 2024 - Beaten up stocks
When the pendulum swings back the other way, it won't take much for these names to double or triple.
Copaur Minerals - Market Cap $13 Million Canadian
What a ride it's been for Copaur Shareholders, you did well to sell the top in early 2022. I didn’t expect this kind of carnage in the name, but here we are, the stock has a made a full round trip back to 2021 levels.
Copaur has 3 really good projects with proven drill results and the flagship even has a resource already of over 500k ounces in Nevada. Which was once considered the top jurisdiction in the world for these type of projects.
I think part of what’s going on is that the market realizes that Copaur is going to eventually have to raise some capital in 2024, and with no upcoming drill results in the short term there will be no catalyst for the stock. This may get even cheaper yet.
Whenever the sector turns around, it wouldn’t surprise me to this stock double or triple in very short order. If they can replicate some of their drilling success in a bull market for the sector, it could be alot of fun.
Sibayne Stillwater - Market Cap 3.3 Billion USD
Sibayne is a large producer of multiple commodities, but the main focus is Platinum group metals and precious metals. The stock was over $20 in 2022 but is now close to $4, the company is also focused on shareholder returns and the current annual dividend yield is over 6%.
I don’t mind getting paid to wait for the sector to turn around. Palladium prices are now back to 2018 levels at under $1000 per ounce, Platinum is currently $900 an ounce, it was over $2300 an ounce in 2008 at it’s peak. I don’t think either of those commodities are as left for dead as many believe, both are extremely scarce.
There has been some big players taking positions in the stock recently, JP Morgan just took a 5% stake yesterday. Follow the smart money.
Sibayne currently trades at a large discount to book value with the ratio currently at .63 over the last 5 years the average has been nearly 2. This is one metric but does point to it being very undervalued here.
With earnings set to be released in the next couple weeks, I will be watching closely and if the stock takes another hit, I will add at these levels.
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My concern with Sibanye is geopolitical and energy based. Major concerns with both in SA, but the stock is cheap