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Barrick Mining (ABX.TO)

59.45

+1.24 (2.13%)

as of Jun 4, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 4, 2026, 12:00 am

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

Barrick Mining (ABX-T) has garnered mixed reviews from experts, with some bullish on the gold sector and the company's positioning within it. Analysts highlight its potential as a safe haven during periods of economic uncertainty, particularly with ongoing geopolitical tensions. However, concerns regarding the production growth and valuation compared to peers are prevalent, with some suggesting that Barrick's recent rise is more reflective of increasing gold prices rather than its operational efficacy. Additionally, challenges in specific regions, such as Mali and rising operational costs in Nevada, introduce uncertainties around the company’s future performance. Overall, while it holds strategic assets and a solid dividend yield, the stock’s growth potential remains debated among analysts.

Consensus

Mixed

Valuation

Fair Value

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WEAK BUY

He's been wrong about gold for a while. He expected gold to do better; money hasn't shifted to gold in anticipation of inflation. Instead, money has moved into cryptos. Gold remains a storer of value though. Still uncertain what will be the dominant currency for governments. ABX is a conservative way to play gold. He likes the gold sector.

BUY

Not a bargain price, but towards the lower end of its 52-week range. Correlation between gold and inflation is not as strong as is believed. Well managed, well run, proven themselves over the last few years. No problems owning it. He owns NGT instead.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Jul 09/21, Down 13%) He would buy it again. We are seeing decent support. Gold is the play if you think inflation will not be as transitory as previously thought. Gold should perform well. He may be adding to it. This one can maintain margin with increasing energy costs.

DON'T BUY

Major gold mining company. Where it will be in 5 years depends on its margins. Very labour- and capital-intensive. Price is set on the global market. If you want exposure to gold, eliminate the middleman and buy a gold bar or an ETF.

HOLD

Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. The company is a hold until the sector improves. The company should do well in the long run though gold stocks have seen underperformance. ABX is large and has good cash flow generation. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Sep 08/20, Down 33%) Still really likes the name. Top quality. He expects real interest rates to be negative, and this is a good environment for gold. Gold price has languished, in favour of crypto. Will have zero debt next year. You need to own gold, and he has a 5% weighting.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Aug 28/20, Down 33%) Gold is important as a hard asset. Gold has not moved with inflation expectations however. Would never have imagined gold would come down to these levels. Around $25, it is a good risk-reward payoff. Could go up 50% if interest comes back to this space.

DON'T BUY

She doesn't own any gold producers. Hard to forecast gold prices. She prefers the senior producers with strong balance sheets and diversified geographically. USD continues to perform quite well. See what happens with inflation. Seeing encouraging signs that the sharp upward mood of inflation will moderate in months to come. Not necessary to own gold.

TOP PICK

A good opportunity in Barrick. Well run. Could be a good alternative investment to bonds. (Analysts’ price target is $35.11)

DON'T BUY

He has never owned a gold stock in his life. 25 years ago it was about the same price as today. There has been no value created over the long haul. It is more expensive to create an oz of gold now than then. Gold is near a high and ABX-T has not done well. Investors would be better off buying businesses that generate growth over time.

BUY

The USD should roll over more from here. Gold stocks look cheap even if you are not bullish. Stocks are as cheap as they have been in decades. Worth owning. Doesn't have much growth in production. Would recommend having a position in gold. For gold, real interest rates is important. Would recommend 5-6% weighting in precious metals for portfolios.

DON'T BUY

The have a ten year plan to have a five million ounce per year production profile without opening any more mines. They will bring down capital expenditures. They will be generating a lot of cash but his opinion depends on what they will do with all that cash. It is hard for a company of this size to grow. The mid tier companies are in the sweet spot and that is where he looks. See his Top Picks today.

PARTIAL BUY

He owns it as a diversifier out of paper currency and into hard assets. It has a place in the portfolio. He suggests 2% only, however.

COMMENT

The price of gold peaked a number of months ago. Gold stocks came down with it. Prices are starting to come back and equities are starting to respond as well. A lot of attention to gold has gone into Bitcoin and other digital currencies. It is coming back to gold. The gold-copper ratio is also improving for gold. Prefers Franco Nevada, but with the commodity cycle continuing, gold will participate more in general.

WEAK BUY

He prefers other seniors with more exposure. Hasn't been too keen on management. It will move as prices do. Pension funds will buy into it, and leverage of reserves on the ground will make it move. World-class producer. $40 price target, a buy.

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