Sandstorm Gold ready to pop?

"I am an authority on commodity related long-term warrants and have written many articles on the subject (I seem to be the only one doing so) over the past 7/8  years. I have developed 2 proprietary indexes - the Gold and Silver Warrants index (GSWI) and the broader Commodity-related Company Warrants Index (CCWI). You can get all the details here:

1. The “Secret” World of Gold & Silver Company Warrants http://www.munknee.com/2011/05/the-secret-world-of-gold-silver-company-warrants/

2. Gold & Silver Warrants Index (GSWI) Update  http://www.munknee.com/2011/06/gold-silver-warrants-index-gswi-update/

3. Buying Gold & Silver Company Warrants is Easy & Profitable – Here’s How (and Why!)  http://www.munknee.com/2011/06/buying-gold-silver-company-warrants-is-easy-profitable-%e2%80%93-here%e2%80%99s-how-and-why/

Enjoy and profit."

Thank you for writing these articles.  I found them super informative and very good reading.

I do have one question for  you though.... 

I read the "The "Secret" World of  Gold & Silver Company Warrants", the other day and I noticed that the CUSIP numbers for SNXXF and SDXXF were not correct.  At the bottom of your article, you have where people can add comments....  Well, I submitted a comment with the correct CUSIP numbers and my comment was never published.  I'm just wondering why not?

For those who are wanting the correct CUSIP numbers, I posted them on the Yahoo message board here:

http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/Stocks_%28A_to_Z%29/Stocks_S/threadview?m=te&bn=122905&tid=4&mid=4&tof=2&frt=2#4

Anyway, I really do appreciate the articles and I did learn a lot by reading them.

Hurd's Lake - off Burnstown Rd. I'm on the other side towards Douglas.

Yes the warrants are a great way to really see what's happening.  When the commons go down and warrants rise I feel there is quiet accumulation and when commons go up and warrants lag time to sell commons and buy warrants.

I've done this but since I'm not short term I only do this when I need funds and I don't want to lose my position.

Good luck to everyone this week.

Positive mention on Market Call Mon. BNN James Hodgins 1.40 pm and an article on Bullion Bulls on warrants.  Volume in US is doubled from last week.  I don't think it will fall too much as it hasn't since I got started last Dec.

Nibble your way in and you won't go wrong.

The management in this company is so highly regarded they can pick and chose who to go with plus they are less affected by miner suppression and seem to follow price of gold.

James Hodgins talked about his company being market neutral and that SG was one of their best holdings.  His smile was ear to ear so that says it all for me.

Canadians have a leg up here as they are familiar with Nolan Watson and the warrants are easier for them to convert but the commons are a terrific play on gold's future.

I have a lot of both so am coming from a converted (pun) position.

This has been widely discussed on Stockhouse and I think the answer is no.  I think the only concern was if a dividend were to be paid warrant holders would not receive nor would they have a say in a takeover although their warrants would still stand.

SG will list on NYSE in the next 12-18 months.

You could always call the company.  Apparently they are quick to respond.

Held well through the recent downturn and will be included in the TSX S&P top 30 as of Friday. 19th.

Down a little from the recent high but not by much.  Definitely seems to follow gold as opposed to miners.

http://www.sandstormgold.com/i/pdf/SSL-Q2-2011.pdf

I was wondering when we would get some kind of Q2 report from them, since they recently began taking some profits finally from some gold sales.  Their report does indicate some profit, which, judging by the recent action on the price of the stock, (up .10 today, which is quite the move from the basement where it had been lurking of late), is quite welcome.

Make of the unaudited report what you will, it's nice to see some upward motion in any case

Thanks for the vid link.....good to get some fresh insight into STTYF...

Franco Nevada recently moved from the pinks to the NYSE.

CEO of FNV discusses biz model,  safety of stock and increasing dividends if there is no more promising investments.

"Once we buy a royalty ... we don't have to spend another dollar after that," says CEO David Harquail, "so we don't have the same issues as an operating company that has to spend money building and operating mines."

http://www.thestreet.com/_yahoo/story/11247454/1/is-franco-nevada-the-sa...

Still all in but haven't had much time to post.  Bought 20,000 more warrants today@.50 CAD and then in last few minutes SSL popped up to 1.12 CAD on over 3m. shares.