Good question. Generally, the payout of a dividend works out well for a long term hold as in a Dow or Nasdaq stock. Over time the Dividends pay out either monthly, quarterly or semi annually as the stock price increases. Trying to "Hit them" near the dividend date can as you said often see a decrease daily flucuation in the pps and one might actually lose money if they are just entering it for the dividend. Dividend stocks are best for long term holders that realize gains thru the stock appreciating upward over the years and then also have the benefit of the dividend. Hope this makes sense.
RITE Stream financing, also known as resource streaming or metal purchase agreements, is becoming increasingly popular in the resources sector. Stream financing can be used to help bring a development stage project into production or to expand existing production capacity of an operating mine. It provides an alternative way of raising capital for a project at a time when market conditions make equity financings very dilutive and debt financing difficult and expensive to obtain. Stream financing can be in respect of either primary or secondary products and can be used for either precious or base metals.
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