
TSE:ABX
This summary was created by AI, based on 14 opinions in the last 12 months.
Barrick Mining (ABX-T) has received a mixed bag of reviews from experts, with several expressing concerns over its management and long-term performance relative to its competitors. While some analysts highlight the company's significant geographic diversification and potential for growth, others criticize its historical stewardship of shareholder capital and productivity issues. The recent resolution of a dispute with Newmont and the interest in spinning off their gold business are seen as strategies to mitigate risks, but opinions differ on whether these moves will benefit the company's valuation in the long term. Overall, there is a recognition that gold still has a role as a diversifier and hedge amid global economic uncertainties, yet some suggest that alternatives like Agnico Eagle Mines (AEM) may present safer options for investment. The recent performance trajectory of Barrick has prompted discussions on its earnings potential amidst rising gold prices; however, caution remains as many anticipate volatility in the sector.
A huge gold company. He took a good look at them two years ago and then last week, and he feels KL-T is the best premier gold company in Canada. He thinks all gold companies will benefit if gold does what he thinks it will do.
He thinks the macro fundamentals for gold are positive for the first time in a while. He is adding it to his portfolio. We are crossing into a new paradigm with how much government support is driving this market. There will eventually be a cost for this and gold is a good hedge to the "fiscal recklessness". He purchased ABX, because of the dividend yield that went with it.
He is not a big gold bug. During the last financial crisis he bought gold and used ABX-T for about a year. He is not a believer. It does not pay a yield and does not serve a purpose. They have had a troubled history. Stocks tied to everyone staying at home are going up NFLX, Dominos Pizza (DPZ-N), video game manufacturers, and AMZN-Q, for example. He likes high yield stocks but they have proved to be very disappointing.
ABX-T owns the majority of the joint venture and NGT-T owns about 40%. This is a deal that should have happened a long time ago. You had all these ounces that could be treated at a plant next door but you could not do that and it was not economic to do so at another plant. It shows some sanity to generalist investors. ABX-T did the best out of it.