North American Palladium Ltd (New) PALDF

Pretty Solid Company

[crow27]

At present PDL looks pretty solid. When you have ZERO debt and are rolling in the cash and are able to pay a dividend and then on top of that start paying a special dividend you have to shake your head and wonder why this stock is not hitting highs.
Pd is holding up very,very well in that $1,440.00 range and we know July was in that $1,540.00 range.
Anything above $1,200.00 is a huge bonus and with all in costs on the decrease that number can be lowered another $200.00 and they still make all kinds of money.
We know the world demand for Pd is not slowing down as there may be less cars being produced but the Pd content in every car is increasing. 
You are getting very good value at this present SP.
Buy a little more and collect those dividends is all I can say. Why would you even consider a company with debt, a shaky dividend if they even pay one and making zero cash flow?
Lets not forget the expansion that is ahead of schedule and all paid for with cash on hand that will increase production even more in a PD market that is in a deficit!!
PDL looks pretty solid to me.

[BillionaireBoy]

I agree with everything you have said! I wonder why there have not been more analyst buy recommendations and why the consortium that bought 5 million shares from Brookfield @ $13.00 has not been promoting the shares. I am still annoyed that Brookfield issued the private placement just when PDL was hitting new highs @$26.00. That really killed interest in these shares. Hopefully the special

[diabase1]

It’s true that palladium’s rise relative to platinum might prompt some carmakers to work on substitution. However, it’s uncertain when a switch will happen. Research into the use of platinum shows that technological advances are needed before it can match the performance of existing palladium-based catalytic converters, according to Johnson Matthey Plc, which makes the devices. Analysts have said

[kitchensink2]

until we have charging infracture across the country(this will take many years) or batteries that can last for 1000KM we still will be dependent on ICE...

[macdtrader]

Time to add a little here.