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>>9504079
From what I can see here are a few things that are really concerning to me:
>Dividend of 27.37% is way too high and too good to be something that will have a comfy future.
>Montly Fool recommends staying away from royalty trusts
>the price four years ago before the Saudis crashed oil prices was five dollars, so not too much higher relative to WTI or even SDRL
>It's low volume
>Very low cap rate
>It's a royalty trust, so it doesn't have any employees and only owns the rights to land that has oil on it. Also, royalty trust are not allowed to grow, meaning no additional land can be added. The only way their value goes up is that the price of the commodity it's providing to companies extracting it on that land goes up (basically). So no operation itself is taking place with the company other than leasing out the land

https://www.fool.com/investing/general/2014/06/11/why-income-investors-should-avoid-royalty-trusts-a.aspx

Really risky desu, it might go up because of hype, but it has a very real chance of sinking like a rock when the Bogs see their bags have increased 80%, or whatever, in value on Monday. People have been waiting a long time to unload those bags I bet.