
TSE:ABX
This summary was created by AI, based on 12 opinions in the last 12 months.
Experts offer a mix of views on Barrick Mining (ABX-T), reflecting divergent outlooks on gold investments and the company's positioning. Some analysts appreciate Barrick for its strategic advantages, including strong global positioning, notable joint ventures in Nevada, and a focus on premier mining assets. However, concerns linger about the company's historical management of shareholder capital and relative production growth compared to peers. The impact of global economic uncertainty raises opinions on gold as a diversifier and potential safe haven. Analysts express caution, particularly regarding earnings expectations amid fluctuating gold prices and the recent CEO changes that have coincided with Barrick's performance improvements.
Gold has been going through an important technical indicator. Broke through the 200 day moving average recently. Cheap. Likely to sell their 74% interest in African Barrick and continue to sell and high-grade some of their Australian assets that are high cost and low mine life. Generalist investors and mutual funds will have to own this and will want to buy it.
Loves to trade gold stocks as a seasonal trade, going in and out of them, especially this one which is a classic example. If you bought this and held it for a long time, you are not a happy camper. The key is to play the seasonal trade. This company recently had some internal changes so the 2nd quarter report basically had everything bad thrown into it. Now that all the bad is gone, look for some good. On a seasonal basis, it has been a good stock to buy late in July for a move right through until the end of September. This is now happening again. The 1st target is getting back to its breakdown point at about $38. If there is a real good move on gold, this could reach around $42 but he is not looking for this kind of a move.
Doesn't like this company. This is the one company he doesn't think is going to perform very well because of their copper asset. Too big and he would rather look at the mid tier ones. (See Top Picks.)