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Barrick Mining (ABX.TO)

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-3.54 (5.95%)
as of Jun 5, 2026, 5:11:05 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 12 opinions in the last 12 months.

Barrick Mining (ABX-T) is viewed positively by several experts, particularly in the context of rising gold prices and its role as a portfolio diversifier amidst economic uncertainty. Some analysts highlight its strategic position and tier-1 assets, mentioning the company's strong balance sheet and growing copper exposure as advantageous. However, there are concerns regarding the impact of leadership changes, potential production growth limitations, and operational challenges, especially in regions like Mali. Overall, while there is enthusiasm for gold as an asset class, opinions vary on Barrick's investment quality, with some preferring other gold miners like Agnico Eagle Mines. Despite some negative sentiments, a few experts indicate Barrick's recent improvements and attractiveness within the sector.

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PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick July 29/10. Up 4.64%.) Cheap so a Hold.
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Now in a downward channel but downside risk is probably not too much from current levels. Historically it bottoms right around July and then moves higher until the end of the year.
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Quite controversial right now. Acquisition of copper has raised investors concerns because base metals trade at lower multiples than gold stocks. Percentage of cash flow from copper will be 19%, which is in line. Company thinks it will give them the cash flow growth they need to do acquisitions in the gold sector. Would let investor sentiment settle out a bit here.
COMMENT
Kinross (K-T) or Barrick (ABX-T)? Kinross acquired Red Back mining and the market punished it. Management is confidant that the resource is very large so are bullish on the project. Barrick just acquired a copper complex. He would prefer Kinross.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick June 1/10. Up 8.38%.)
TOP PICK
Bought this when it un-hedged its gold book. Market didn’t like their copper acquisition but copper will only be about 22% of their revenues. Stock has been pounded in the last week and is now a timely purchase.
TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jan 11/10. Up 20.65 %.) Long term, whether the US backs off from its highly inflationary stance or not, they are going to be back to it. US economy is in such desperate straits, that going into the 2012 election the Fed had better be hyping or otherwise, because Obama and everybody in in congress will be dead.
BUY
Cheap on metrics with low costs of getting gold out of the ground. Great operations. All the large gold companies have under performed. Still thinks it has upside. As long as the US$ keeps dropping and we think there will be higher inflation, gold should higher.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Feb 15/11. Up 4.35%.) As a gold producer, this would still be his Top pick. Also has a lot of copper production. Incredibly good value at the current price. Still a Buy.
DON'T BUY
Well run company, but it is the biggest one. Closed out their hedging. They have been lagging for a while but are starting to make it up. He prefers smaller, faster growing companies. Prefers AR-T
BUY
One of the gold socks where he thinks the money is going to go to. Expect it will work higher.
BUY
Large cap gold companies generally lag the upward movement in gold prices. Low cost producer. Generating a lot of cash flow. A blue chip way to play gold. Thinks gold is a better opportunity today.
BUY
Dividend is definitely safe and is likely to rise. Their challenge is that it is a huge company producing 8 million oz per year. Pretty well managed company.
TOP PICK
Why not just buy gold bullion? ABX gets gold out of the ground for $450 an ounce avg. Growing copper production. Will see a dividend increase down the road. You can justify owning a business that makes that kind of margin. They are going to start getting more respect from the market.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Sell March 16/10. Up 9.5%. Sell October 40 Puts @ $3.80.) Stock was around $40 and stock was at $48 in October so option expired. He just kept the money he took in as a credit.
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