Just found this interesting angle on low price stocks - been scrolling through some cheap stock picks and stumbled on this gold royalty play. GROY is basically a company that funds mining operations and takes a cut of the revenue. Pretty straightforward model. What caught my eye is the earnings revisions have been climbing since Q3 as gold keeps rallying. They're projecting like 133% revenue growth next year, which is wild for a low price stock trading under $10. The company's supposed to swing from a small loss to positive earnings too. I get why some investors are nervous about low price stocks in general - they can be volatile and less liquid. But this one's got decent volume and actual analyst coverage. Six of their eight broker ratings are apparently Strong Buys. Gold sector itself seems to have some real tailwinds going - central banks buying, geopolitical stuff, the dollar potentially weakening. GROY's up like 285% over the past year but analysts still see maybe 9% more upside from here. Not saying it's a slam dunk or anything, but if you're looking at low price stocks with actual fundamentals improving, this one's worth a look. They're also positioned in the gold mining industry which ranks pretty well compared to other sectors. Curious if anyone else has looked at this one or if there's something I'm missing about the risks here.