Metalla was an up-and-coming gold royalty play with some exciting assets and a steep growth profile. However, the company has taken longer than hoped to deliver to the bottom line and now it's merging with its sister company created to be a base metal royalty play. This may produce a larger, more diversified and profitable royalty company in the future, as advertised, but that's not what I wanted when I bought the stock. I've nothing against the company and think it's likely to do well in time. It's just not what I want in my portfolio right now, especially going into a recession that I think will penalize industrial metals plays. (Note that the exit price is a weighted average, as I took profits when the stock was trading much higher, so you won't find it on that date.)