How To Make Money Investing In Gold 2020

How to make money investing in gold is one of the hottest topics today and were here to bring you expert advice from industry insiders and CEOs.

In this video we talk with Brian Leni of The Junior Stock Review as well as Sean Roosen the CEO and Chair of the Board of Directors at Osisko Gold Royalties, and Jose Vizquerra the President, CEO, and Director of 03 Mining.

Brians rules of success with an Investment thesis and how to stay on top of the market are as follows:
* Look for value in the market
* Pick good people running solid companies that have a lot of cash
* These people need actionable investment plans with
* Great fundamentals and Value
* Little to no weakness in their market

We learn in a crisis that in the moment, most people are too scared to deploy cash.
For people who don’t have a daily focus on the market an investment in gold or gold equities should be at the top of the list.

Everything is setting up for higher gold prices. It is very possible we see gold at an all time high near $2000 per ounce by the end of 2020.

If you’re investing in a silver or a gold company you are investing in the people and their ability to execute.

Precious metals are very compelling assets right now. The world is heading towards electrification and the nickel market is only 2 million tons.
1 million tons of class one nickel will be used for the EV movement in the future. Battery makers are going to buy deposits that will become mines
to fuel the EV cars batteries.

Important aspect to consider when investing in a royalty company:
* Price to NAV
* Enterprise value to EBITA
* Price to cashflow
Investors should contrast that value with the risk associated with the company.

Two of the best royalty companies in 2020 are Osisko Gold Royalties and O3 Mining. Here are some important details for each company:
Osisko Group:
* Has access to cash from windfall lake project.
* Raised 400 million in cash through charitable flow through.
* 4th largest gold and silver precious metal streaming company in the world.
* 135 assets with 16 in productions
* 150 million in gross revenue with 91% to gross margin.
* Market Cap of $2.2-2.5 Billion dollars depending on the price of gold.
* Top paying dividend in the royalty space
* EBITA is top 1 or 2 in the industry
* Growth profile that is 140-150 thousand ounces of GEOs

Cost of Capital has been up and down in the last years. Many projects and assets acquired using deployed capital.
Osisko has a more complicated business model than most royalty companies due to its involvement with 135 assets -they are currently trading at a discount because of fast growth cycle practices- with investments in the diamond sector and had a small geopolitical setback.
Along with complete ownership of Barkerville Gold which raised $170 million to complete into fast track and feasibility.

The Short term growth potential in the pipeline is massive for Osisko. Cornerstone Assets:
* Victoria Gold Yukon
* Barkerville Gold Mines
* Canadian Malartic
* Eleonore
* Windfall lake

Osisko balance sheet:
Capital of $900 million
– $220 million in cash
– $421 million in undrawn debt revolver
– $260 million equity books
– $85 million in equity from Investissement Quebec
– $350 million of debt comping due in 2022
– 50 million of debt coming due in 2021
Listed on the NYSE as well as the TSX.
Ticker symbol for Osisko = TSX: OR NYSE:OR

Overview of 03 Mining: Started as a spinoff from Osisko mining. 03 focuses of three core buckets:
1. Advanced projects pointing toward production
2. Increasing resources
3. Advanced exploration showing footprint of the resource.

03 believes the Valdor Gold Camp will be a massive winner because of the amazing infrastructure in place including: Railroads, Roads, Power, Water, Sewage, along with the miners of exceptional ability

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