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Amerigo Resources (ARG.TO)

7.63
+0.06 (0.79%)
as of Aug 14, 2026, 8:00:01 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 1 opinions in the last 12 months.

Amerigo Resources (ARG-T) is viewed positively by experts due to its substantial copper resources and its established position in tailings processing, which is considered highly respected in the industry. The company has the capability to maintain its production levels for decades without the need for extensive exploration, relying primarily on existing operations. Experts believe Amerigo is possibly engaging in discussions to acquire additional tailings opportunities, which could enhance its growth potential. With copper prices expected to rise over the next few years, the stock's current yield of 3.46% is seen as attractive, providing investors with a sturdy return while waiting for price appreciation in the copper market. Overall, sentiment is optimistic about the company's ability to generate high margins and deliver dividends in the face of volatile commodity prices.

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DON'T BUY
Just sold his holdings. Looks cheap. If you believe copper prices will stay high, you should continue to hold. He has a negative outlook for copper for the coming year. US housing is one of the primary consumers of copper.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Sept 1/06. Down 1%.) Pure Copper play. 50 year mine life. Should have a low operating cost when they get their operational problems fixed in 6 months. Inexpensive way to have exposure to copper. 5-year view.
HOLD
Chilean operation. Takes the copper tailings from a mine and processes it. Have quite a bit of cash. They aren't up to where they were projected to be yet, but it's a good hold.
BUY
His only base metal investment. This is not a mining risk, but is processing. They take the tailings from a mine company in Chile and reprocess the copper from that. Low-cost. 50 year life. Has the ability to grow in volume.
TOP PICK
Processing project on one of the biggest copper mines in the world. Processes the sludge that the mine produces. 50 year mine life. Has just cut back because of environmental concerns, but in a years time it is solvable. Expects a consitant return for the long term.
TOP PICK
A copper processing facility in Chile. It is not copper mining, but is copper manufacturing in a way. Pays 4.5% yield. Very profitable. Using a copper price of $1.50 going forward, he gets an NAV of over $3.
BUY
In copper. Pays a dividend. Thinks of it as more of a manufacturing company than a mining company. Should continue to do well.
STRONG BUY
Looks more like a manufacturing company than a mining company. They take tailings off a large copper producer in Chile and process the waste and get a lot of copper. 50 year resource. Very low tech and low cost and they have the ability to double/triple their operation in the next 5 years.
COMMENT
Handles the copper tailings from another company's mines in Chile and reprocesses them. Not the kind of stock he would be interested in. He would rather have a direct copper mining project. Gives a 4% dividend. Will take a close look at this one.
BUY
Good management. Copper producer out of Chile. Has a molybdenum recovery operation which will substantially enhance revenues going forward.
WATCH
A terrific angle on base metals. Takes copper tailings from one of the big mines in Chile and reprocesses. In the right space in copper. Good management. Should be able to double/triple over the next couple of years. Not expensive. Will look at it during the base metal pull back.
TOP PICK
A lot of the senior and intermediate companies are now at and through their target prices. A very small story. Risky. They are producing. They can do $.10 in earnings in a year's time.
BUY
Likes the stock.Should make money.Low risk.
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