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Barrick Mining (ABX.TO)

57.47

+1.66 (2.97%)

as of Aug 12, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Aug 12, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 13 opinions in the last 12 months.

Barrick Mining, traded under the symbol ABX-T, has attracted mixed opinions from various experts. Some analysts express a preference for Agnico Eagle Mines (AEM), citing its safer mining jurisdictions and better stewardship of shareholder capital. Despite recent resolutions with Newmont and the company's spinoff plans, doubts remain about Barrick's production growth and valuation, as it tends to lag behind its peers. Enthusiasts of gold remain bullish on the commodity, pointing to its potential as a diversifier amid global economic uncertainty. Consequently, while some analysts see potential in Barrick, there are significant concerns regarding its ability to capitalize effectively on the rising gold prices.

Consensus

Mixed

Valuation

Fair Value

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Agnico, AEM

BUY

Likes this one as it has clearly participated in the stronger move on gold. Globally diversified.

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BUY

If you are looking for an island of strength in a weak market it would be golds. They have performed remarkably well from about the second week of December. This company has very good geographic diversifications and all kinds of new projects to come on in the next while.

TOP PICK

(Market Call Minute.) Physical gold is behaving very well. This one is a very well diversified producer so there is not much country risk. Everybody should have exposure to, whether through an ETF or a large producer. Would put his stop loss at $43.50.

DON'T BUY

Not overvalued, but probably will be selling at the end of the month because of the parabolic move of gold.

DON'T BUY

Has trimmed his holdings back to about a 5% position and thinks it will be out of his portfolio because it has gone way above his model price of $41.66. -14% differential.

BUY

Most of the time, gold has an inverse relationship with the US$. This is a good choice.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Didn't move for a long time even though gold moved. When gold jumped above $800, this stock went with it. Not sure how much further up it can go in the very short term. Would look at buying in the lower $40's.

BUY

The largest gold producer in Canada. It is now mostly unhedged. Likes gold.

COMMENT

The safest gold stock but has the least upside leverage. If you are expecting $1000 gold you'll want something smaller with more leverage. If just putting your toe in and it’s more portfolio insurance than an upside in growth, this would be the one.

BUY

Sees gold going higher and could be $900. Partially due to a weak US$ and partially because of the potential for inflation. Well-run company.

TOP PICK

Has some doubt about the intrinsic value of the US$, which he expects to continue to sink. This is one of the few golds that has rising FMV. Brilliantly managed. Good intrinsic value, rising FMV and a very nice balance sheet.

TOP PICK

Has a grim view of the US$, so has to go with the gold stock because of the sympathy factor. FMV is substantially higher than the current price. Technically, the stock is acting very well.

COMMENT

Gold is pretty difficult to predict and is a volatile metal. If you are going to own a gold producer, this is probably the one to own.

BUY

Gold is the sector that he is 2nd longest in (Technology is #1) and thinks gold will go a lot higher. US$ is still in trouble. You want to own companies that have production outside of Canada because if the Cdn$ goes up, it's not good for earnings.

BUY

Everyone should have this in their portfolio. Had a huge base from which a major up leg is likely to happen.

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