RE:Housekeeping stuffSprott is not in some "dividend reinvestment plan" the type let's say that BCE offers its shareholders. If this were an option, all shareholders would have to be offered this option of reinvesting the dividends automatically into receiving more common shares. The extra 600 K shares or whatever the amount is was Sprott's last purchases in early fall 2017. He has not bought anything since. Just checked Canadianinsider. He already owns a ton and not surprising he has now built up his war chest with no need to add more. The important thing is no insiders are selling. It appears they are all waiting for big news to be released as the summer unfolds.
BillSmith9 wrote: Chas. Schwab rates many thousands of stocks every week. Their time horizon is one year. They have a very enviable track record. Top 5% are A's & F's. Then 25% are B's & D's, and the middle 40% are C's.
KL is at the 6th percentile for the past two weeks. It is ranked above 94% of their stock universe. It has been a steady "B" for a while. Doesn't hurt.
Dividend reinvestments take place at market prices when dividends are paid, so reconstructing Sprott's buys would take some work.
Finally, the figures I gave for dividends were in U.S. dollars.