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Agnico-Eagle Mines (AEM.TO)

295.71

-2.11 (0.71%)

as of Aug 24, 2026, 3:58:48 pm Market Open.

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Aug 24, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 54 opinions in the last 12 months.

Agnico-Eagle Mines (AEM) has garnered attention as one of the leading gold mining companies with a solid record of performance and growth. Experts emphasize its advantageous position due to low-risk operations in stable jurisdictions like Canada, making it a highly favored choice for investors in the gold sector. With a robust balance sheet containing substantial cash reserves and a consistent commitment to growth through strategic acquisitions and mine expansions, AEM is viewed as a cash flow powerhouse. Experts also note that AEM has shown impressive share price increases over the past year, reflecting broader trends in the gold market. While some analysts suggest caution due to potential overvaluation in the short term, the long-term outlook for AEM remains optimistic driven by management's conservative approach and growth plans extending beyond 2030.

Consensus

Bullish

Valuation

Overvalued

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COMMENT

There is no reason to buy this right now. If you are a bottom fisher, you could take a stab at it. Have a stop loss of around $35. There is nothing to indicate that it is going to go up. There are better names in the gold sector.

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DON'T BUY

Feels the company was striving to grow aggressively and didn't really have enough bench strength. There have been a lot of senior management changes. Very little growth. Wrote off a big chunk of their Meadowbank property, which was one of their pillars for growth.

BUY

Just reported. Had some issues and have stated they are now addressed. Raised the dividend indicating they can't meet their objectives. Have solid earnings. Not expensive. Looking at this one. (See Top Picks.)

TOP PICK

When they announced the write-down of the Goldex mine, at the current price it has just gone on the other side of it. Excellent entry point.

HOLD

They shocked investors by closing down the mine in Quebec. Sell if it goes below $33.

DON'T BUY

Pretty well publicized problems with a mine. Premium has largely disappeared, but better opportunity would be ABX. Steer clear until they resolve issues.

COMMENT

Got hit with a torpedo mid 2011 when their mine closed. Stock had been weak on a relative basis before this. A serial underperformer. However it is now too far below the 200 day so risk/reward is possibly good. Will probably rally.

HOLD

Loves gold and thinks it is going higher. Used to own this and still owns G-T. AEM is cheap and he would continue to hold it.

DON'T BUY

Big drop when they announced the closing of Goldex, one of their Quebec mines. (He sold his holdings for tax loss.) A low cost producer. Still believes management will deliver. If they bring out some good news on Goldex, there may well be a big rebound. Until then, it will be dead money

WAIT

Thinks they could have one more bad quarter. Would wait and see how this whole story goes this quarter. Bad news: “It’s never all in the stock.”

DON'T BUY

One of the weakest performing stocks in the gold sector. The big issue is that it is very hard to bring in 5 mines at the same time. Operationally they have had a difficult time with that.

DON'T BUY

Losing their mine in Québec to ground failure essentially has caused them to lose about 10% in production plus their premium valuation. To get that back, takes years. Doesn't feel it will go higher than competitors as gold prices go up.

DON'T BUY

Had a little bit of problem in Meadowbank, one of their projects but seem to be straightening it out. Production profile looking out over the next few years he can’t see the same amount of new production coming as some of their competition. All of the mining companies, particularly the gold, have been hit on the costs side. This wouldn’t be his first choice.

HOLD

Well-run company, but it's gold and copper, which is the reason it is not acting so well these days. As long as there are the concerns from Europe copper will be vulnerable. Probably a little late to bail if you own. When it starts to move, it moves quite well.

COMMENT

This was a management team that was really well respected. Then they had a major problem with the mine and had to write it off. They're in the doghouse. Doesn't see this as a takeover target. There is definitely tax loss selling right now so there may be an opportunity from a trade perspective. If gold goes down, his company will go down even more.

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