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Barrick Mining (ABX.TO)

59.89

-2.27 (3.65%)

as of Sep 1, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Sep 1, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 14 opinions in the last 12 months.

Barrick Mining (ABX-T) has received a mixed set of reviews from experts, reflecting varied opinions on its current investment potential. Some analysts highlight the company's geographic diversification and copper exposure, praising its recent performance alongside the rise in gold prices. However, several experts prefer peers like Agnico Eagle Mines (AEM) due to perceived safer mining jurisdictions and better management of shareholder capital. Issues surrounding a recent joint venture dispute with Newmont have also contributed to a drop in shares, and concerns linger about Barrick's production growth and valuation. On the technical side, some analysts see bullish momentum surrounding Barrick, though questions regarding its long-term sustainability are evident. Overall, the gold sector remains uncertain amidst shifting economic conditions and global conflict, impacting investment sentiment towards Barrick Mining.

Consensus

Mixed

Valuation

Fair Value

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COMMENT

One of the biggest gold companies globally. Has less leverage compared to a small junior company that has a lot of production coming on. However, they do have a great line up of mines and they are well managed. Should perform as well as the sector.

DON'T BUY

Gold trades on inflation. Despite the hoarding of money, lower interest rates and printing of money there is no inflation yet. Could be in 2 or 3 years time. His valuation on gold is neutral. Has a problem with Barrick as production comes off in 4 years. He wants a company that produces gold cheaper and has a growth profile.

BUY

When people get really nervous, they buy gold and gold stocks. When it became evident there would be major stimulus packages it was clear there would be more inflation down the road.

TOP PICK

Just recently saw some deterioration in profitability. This may force him to change his recommendation going forward. We are only now starting to see the next rebound in gold prices.

BUY

Well run. Largest gold company globally. With the price of gold running and cash building up in their coffers will probably be looking for acquisitions. Excellent cash flows.

COMMENT

Goldcorp (G-T) or Barrick (ABX-T)? He would choose Goldcorp because it will have more wiggle room. These are 2 of the biggest blue chips and he would rather have something smaller that would accrue earnings much faster. Barrick’s cost of production is much higher.

BUY

(Market Call Minute.) If you print $2 trillion (like the US is) gold will do quite well in the end. They will be a beneficiary.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Dec 20/07. Up 7.3%.) From its bottom, it has rallied 100%. Still a Buy. Everyone should have an element of bullion or gold stocks.

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PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Jan 18/08. Down 18%.) Stopped out last summer and bought back at end of December. Great entry point now. Use $39US as your Stop.

TOP PICK

It is very important to have ounces in the ground so that if and when gold goes back to $1000 you will capture the value of it. In production and with lower operating costs, they are getting lots of cash.

DON'T BUY

(Market Call Minute.) Wouldn't touch gold right now. Too shaky.

TOP PICK

Likes gold and all the major gold companies are great.

TOP PICK

World's largest gold company. Flat production this year over next but have a raft of projects. Great prospects and solid balance sheet.

TOP PICK

Has been some deterioration in profitability recently, which concerns him a little. Good margins. Globally, we are moving into a reflation phase. Doesn't think inflation is a real issue. Relatively cheap.

TOP PICK

(2 Top Picks are pair trades.) Long Barrick Gold (ABX-T) and Short Silver Wheaton (SLW-T). Screens very well for him right now but is very worried about gold as a commodity. Once bond yields hit 2%-2.5% and inflation spikes, maybe 12 months hence, then you buy naked gold.

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