About this course
Royalty and streaming companies work differently than regular mining stocks. Instead of digging, they help finance mines and collect a share of what comes out of the ground. Adrian Day explains how these companies work, how to evaluate them, and where they fit in a metals portfolio.
Inside this course
- ✓The difference between a royalty company and a streaming company
- ✓Why royalty companies carry less operational risk than miners
- ✓How to compare royalty companies
- ✓How to use royalty companies as a core holding in a metals portfolio
What you'll learn
- ✓How royalty and streaming companies make money
- ✓The difference between royalties, streams, and mining stocks
- ✓How to evaluate a royalty company's asset quality and growth pipeline
- ✓How to use royalty companies as part of a balanced metals portfolio
How this course works
Once you enroll, you get instant access, no waiting. Your course lives on LearnWorlds, the platform Commodity University uses to host every lesson. You can watch on your phone, tablet, or computer, whenever and wherever works for you. There's no live class and no deadline. You move through the material at your own pace, and you keep access for life, so you can go back and rewatch any lesson whenever you want. You'll also get the course workbook and resources to work through alongside the videos.
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