Bruce Campbell (1)Osisko Gold Royalties Ltd.OR.TOHOLDJun 11, 2014

Good company. Royalties from a lot of NA mines, not foreign jurisdictions. Royalty space doesn't have to deal with higher costs of being an operator, it gets paid regardless. Gold should start outperforming consistently for the next couple of years. USD will eventually trail down, as rates are not being hiked as aggressively. Yield is 1.33%.

Despite small stakes in other divisions, an almost-pure play on royalties and streaming in 99% precious metals. Well diversified. Prospects to grow assets organically by 10-12% per annum. After 8 years, smashed through resistance last month. In his momentum fund. Gold is pushing toward fresh highs. Yield is 1.02%.

Pretty strong dividend, which he's bullish on right now. One of the best charts in the gold space, if not the best. Doesn't hesitate to recommend.

Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. Pays a decent dividend yield of 1.6%. Long-term debt has been significantly reduced. Quite healthy in terms of debt levels and ability to pay them, although ability to service and pay debt has been eroding slightly over time. A lot will depend on the gold market, and if the price of gold continues to increase, OR's financial standpoint should also increase. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

US investors would look at FNV-T if they are looking at royalties and streaming. It is OR-T has gone through a transition over the years and is smaller and without the same following. He had his eyes on it in the past.

It has been hit by a few negative events. A write-down on an asset, for example. The impact to them is not that great, however. Also a mine came out with a lower grade than expected. It is okay to own but is relatively expensive. Sandstorm (SSL-T) is his preference in a royalty company.