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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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COMMENT

He's never owned much gold, because the companies have no control over the price of gold and geopolitics shift so quickly and effect gold companies. That said, Barrick is well-run and has made acquisitions recently that will benefit. Gold itself is no longer a hedge against a weakening market.

PARTIAL BUY

Pretty positive. Wants to go higher. Battle between bulls and bears is around $18. Rising lows. Good seasonal time to look at it. He owns FNV. Good risk/reward here, and sometimes that's all you can ask for in investing. If you're a longer-term investor, you can buy this today but not the whole thing until you see it start to accelerate above $18.

DON'T BUY

Their attempted Newmont purchase was arrogant, but it worked out for them. They get the joint venture they wanted. It's synergistic. Management foresees more opportunities. Q4 earnings were up. Guidance shows higher operating costs and taxes--negatives. He needs to see the price of gold move, really break out. He needs to see evidence that ABX has turned the corner after years of not doing a good job for shareholders.

TOP PICK

They got rid of their copper and made a a big acqusition in gold to become a pure gold play. Trades cheaply at 1.5x book. If gold does well, ABX will do well. (Analysts’ price target is $19.35)

COMMENT

When you look at producers you have to look at the fundamentals but also you have to look at the commodity. He is not convinced that gold is going to go up a lot over the little while. He doesn't see a gold rush anytime soon. That would be a challenge for any producer. One of the theories is that gold is a hedge against falling stock markets. But there is no evidence of a negative correlation. It is not proven that if there is a crisis people go to gold.

BUY

He likes the gold generally speaking. They are heading higher because of the fiscal situation of the US, Europe, Japan and increasingly China. So he thinks a 10% to 20% of the portfolio should be on gold or gold stocks as a defense mechanism.

DON'T BUY

ABX-T vs. G-T. G-T is more the defacto go-to name. ABX-T does not have the growth any more. He thinks G-T has better assets. The problem with G-T used to be excessive valuation but that is not the case now.

BUY

Gold outlook? Gold seasonality is kicking in right now. Also note that the U.S. dollar should start to roll over now. Gold stocks are starting to move up. Gold looks gold now. $1,252 resistence. Barrick is a good play. Next resistance is at $20, then $23. If he didn't own Kirkland Lake, he'd buy this.

DON'T BUY

Sentiment that the commodity has to turn around, it has been a very long negative period for the gold stocks. Gold stocks are not a great hedge to stock market correction or recession. The company is not profitable and are paying a dividend. They need higher prices for the dividend to survive. He believes they should not be paying a dividend.

COMMENT

Shareholders voted 99% in favour of takeover.

WATCH

It has been in a downtrend since 2016. He recommended clients add exposure two months ago. He likes the longer term trend break on ABX-T. The price action is positive. If we get above the April to July highs, that would be very strong and positive to support further upside.

COMMENT

The announced merger is a signal of further consolidation yet to come in the sector. Gold’s relationship to economic turmoil may be weakening and he wonders if capital would flow back to miners in the event of crisis. He would prefer to hold an ETF for gold instead.

DON'T BUY

Seen a downtrend since mid-2016, breaking old 2016 support. He doesn't see incoming support, Not good.

COMMENT

Gold didn't kick in in late July, defying seasonality (the opposite movement to the US dollar). Gold will depend on
where the USD goes. He wants the current low to hold. Until there's clarity with US-China tensions, there won't be clarity about the USD and gold.

COMMENT

He would prefer to see an investor buy into a diversified portfolio for precious metals. Gold is heading into a cycle bull period and he would suggest the XGD-T ETF.

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