Texas Pacific Land Trust (TPL)

He was stopped out in March 2020. Second-largest landholder in Texas. A royalty play for water, fracking, oil, solar panels, etc. The only oil/gas company he'd be interested in. High ROIC, asset light. Concerns about their governance. Massive moat. He'd be interested below $1K. Future is quite bright.

(A Top Pick Jan 20/20, Down 5%) Second largest holder of land in Texas. They license land to oil exploration and production. He got stopped out. A strong company. Low overhead and capex, no debt. Some corporate governance issues. A sneaky and cheeky way to get oil exposure. Yield is 1.4%.

It was a past top pick in January. He got stopped out of this. He still likes it. They are converting from a trust into a corporation, which should attract more investors. They lease out their land for shale exploration and lease water rights. Are also doing solar installations. Have very low operating expenses. They can weather this pandemic, but there could be further weakness in oil. You can nibble away at this at around 14x earnings. Nice dividend. He's buying back in on a dip in the $400s.

They are the largest holder of land in the state of Texas. They got their land before oil was discovered. They get royalties for oil taken off their land as well as grazing rights. They just put in a new solar installation and they sell water from their land to fracking companies and then charge them to clean it after they have used it. They are converting from a trust to a corp. It is not a call on where oil goes although there is some exposure. (Analysts’ price target is $937.00)