Black Stone Minerals is engaged in owning and managing oil and natural gas mineral interests. Co. manages and expands its asset base through acquisitions of additional mineral and royalty interests. Co.'s mineral and royalty interests are located in various states in the continental U.S., including all of the primary onshore producing basins. Several of these interests are in active resource plays, including the Haynesville/Bossier shales in East Texas/Western Louisiana, the Wolfcamp/Spraberry/Bone Spring in the Permian Basin, the Bakken/Three Forks in the Williston Basin, and the Eagle Ford shale in South Texas. The BSM average annual return since 2015 is shown above.
The Average Annual Return on the BSM average annual return since 2015 page and across the coverage universe of our site,
is a measure of the annualized return over the past ten years (or specified start date) for a given investment
(up to the end of prior trading session recorded). Arguably, choosing ten years for a measurement
period is on the one hand completely arbitrary, but on the other hand provides a sufficiently long window
to capture long-term trends.
Thus, researching Average Annual Returns is good practice for investors — whether BSM average annual return since 2015 or other benchmarks/peers
— and when doing so it is also important to factor in dividends, because a financial instrument's annualized return is
more than just the change in price if that instrument pays a dividend or coupon. Our website aims to empower investors
by performing the BSM average annual return calculation with any dividends reinvested as applicable (on ex-dates).
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