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About The Company

Market Cap

4.41 Billion USD

Sector

Financial Services

Website

https://www.sprott.com/investment-strategies/physical-bullion-trusts/gold-and-silver/

Last Update

2/22/2024, 12:00:00 PM

Description

Sprott Physical Gold and Silver Trust is an exchange traded commodity launched and managed by Sprott Asset Management, LP.

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Overview

Value

32

Growth

2

Health

58

Management

16

Analyst Opinion

43

Total

30

All Scores Out Of 100

Best Features

  • Earnings growth has improved recently
  • Has a low level of debt
  • Has a history of share buybacks
  • Price-to-earnings ratio of 10.0 is lower than the market average (19.6x)
  • Low preportion of income is paid as dividend

Risk Factors

  • Income is not covering expenditure and investment
  • Earnings are negative
  • Altman-Z score suggests a risk of bankruptcy
  • Does not hold enough liquid assets to cover short term liabilities
  • No margin of safety at their current market price
  • Disliked by Twitter users
  • Poor earnings and cashflow growth
  • Dividend could be at risk

Market Peers

CEF

Key Figures

PE Ratio (TTM)

10.04

Margin Of Safety (DCF)

-8.67%

Revenue Growth (5 Year Average)

-14.89%

Ratings Consensus

Sell

Share Buybacks

0.67%

Dividend Yeild (TTM)

0.00%

Valuation

Value Score

32

  • Price-to-earnings ratio of 10.0 is lower than the market average (19.6x)
  • Estimated intrinsic-value of 18.25 USD is lower than current price ( 21.50 USD)
  • Free-cashflow-yeild of -0.49% is worse than the market average (4.7%)
  • Margin-of-safety of -8.67% is worse than the market average (17.95%)

Desired Margin Of Safety

0%

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Free Cash Flow Type

Annual Cashflow Growth

0%

Discount Rate

0%

Buy Target: < 18.3 USD

Current Price: 20 USD

Negative Cashflows: Cashflow can become negative due to operating losses, investing activities or financing activites. Negative cashflow makes it dificult to use a discounted free cashflow model to assess intrinsic value.

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Price/Earnings

10.04x

Free Cashflow Yeild

-0.49%

PE/Earnings Growth

1.19

Price/Book

1.08x

Growth

Growth Score

2

  • Revenue growth has improved this yeara
  • Earnings growth has improved this year
  • Free Cashflow growth has improved this year
  • 5 Year Average Revenue growth of -14.89% is lower than the market average (10.97%)
  • 5 Year Average Earnings growth of -15.98% is lower than the market average (14.48%)
  • 5 Year Average Free Cashflow growth of -8.85% is lower than the market average (12.35%)

Revenue Growth

-14.89%

Earnings Growth

-15.98%

Cashflow Growth

-8.85%

Health

Health Score

58

  • Has a low level of debt
  • Low financial Leverage
  • Normal operation does not require debt to be sustainable
  • Cashflow is negative
  • Altman-Z score suggests a risk of bankruptcy
  • Debt repayments significantly impact cashflow

Altman Z Score

0.00

Piostroski Score

4.00

Debt/Equity

0.00x

Current Assets/Liabilities

N/Ax

Free Cashflow/Total Debt

0.00x

Debt/Capital

0.00x

Dividend

Secure Dividend Score

0

  • Long term dividend payout ratio of 0.00% is considered good
  • Payout ratio (TTM) of 0.00% is lower than the average (40%)
  • Dividends have shown growth over the last 5 years
  • Spending a lower percentage of their income on dividends than last 5 years
  • Dividend yeild of 0.00% is less than the market average (1.85%)
  • Very unsafe

Dividend Yeild

0.00%

Dividend Growth

0.00%

Payout Ratio (Earnings)

0.00%

Payout Ratio (Cashflow)

0.00%

Management

Management Score

16

  • Has a history of returning value to shareholders through stock buybacks
  • Return-on-capital-employed of -3.58% is lower than the market average (10%)
  • Has repurchased shares when overvalued
  • Return-on-equity of -3.50% is lower than the market average (15%)

Average Buybacks/Dilution

0.67%

Recent Buybacks/Dilution

-1.81%

5 Year Price Volitility

12.92%

Return On Assets

-3.50%

Return On Capital Employed

-3.58%

Return On Equity

-3.50%

Return On Free Cashflow

N/A

Return On Investments

-3.50%

Social Sentiment

Social Sentiment Score

0

Twitter Sentiment

N/A

Stocktwits Sentiment

N/A

Analysts

Analyst Opinion

43

  • Ratings consensus is Sell

SEC Filings

Find yearly (10-K), quaterly (10-Q) and disclosure (8-K) report here, on the Securities and Exchange Commission's EDGAR database. If reading through reports isn't your cup of tea, don't worry. We've made it easy for you by summarizing all the important bits.

Other Information

Company Name

Sprott Physical Gold and Silver Trust

Currency

USD

Beta

-0.012609

Vol Avg

393681

Ceo

Cik

0001726122

Cusip

85208R101

Exchange

New York Stock Exchange

Full Time Employees

0

Industry

Asset Management

Sector

Financial Services

Ipo Date

1986-04-03

Address

200 Bay Street

City

Toronto

State

ON

Country

CA

Zip

M5J 2J1

Phone

416 943 8099

Analysis Last Updated

2/22/2024, 12:00:00 PM

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