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TSE:TECK.B

Teck Resources Ltd. (B) (TECK.B.TO)

97.77
-0.99 (1.00%)
as of Aug 27, 2026, 7:59:59 pm Market Open.
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star iconAug 27, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 11 opinions in the last 12 months.

Teck Resources Ltd. is currently in the spotlight due to its planned merger with Anglo American, which could create a significant player in the global copper market. Experts present mixed views; some express concerns about execution risks associated with the merger and the fluctuations in commodity prices. Many see potential upside if the merger is successful, particularly given Teck's strong cash flow potential when copper prices are favorable. There are opinions suggesting investors might consider buying TECK.B at its current price or waiting for a possible dip post-merger vote, which is set for December. Overall, the long-term outlook remains positive, provided the issues surrounding the QB2 mine are resolved and copper demand continues to rise amidst global economic trends.

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Hold
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Valuation
Fair Value
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HOLD
Name that you should own in general. 60% meteorological coal. Will double its copper by 2018. Strong growth but it is trading at half its net asset value. It is cheap but we are into a period of time where things are looking a little dicey. It will be a survivor. You probably can get it a little cheaper.
HOLD
The last of the great mining groups. Needs coal and zinc firing well. Support will depend on the commodity sector.
WAIT
There is nothing wrong with it per se except for the environment. There is slowing demand for coal. Both demand and production are slowing down. It is not a good time to buy it with all the uncertainty in Europe. Buy high yield dividend stocks.
SELL
You might get some short term trading pops. Use as an opportunity to get out. Chinese demand for steel may have peaked. You want to own it when the commodities are going up, not down.
DON'T BUY
If economy continues to slow, base metals are going to be the most vulnerable. This is not his favourite name in the space. Prefers BHP. The demand is going to be there but he thinks you should think of switching.
BUY
With the pullback in base metals stocks, he has been looking at this one. The demand will be there for the longer term. As economies recover, the demand for resources is bound to go up. This one is capable of learning $5 and up. For a patient investor, this would be a good one.
BUY
Commodity stocks have not been working in the last few months. Nothing wrong with this company. If you have a longer-term view, you can buy this one.
WAIT
One of Canada’s greatest companies. He got stopped out of it and made a loss. He is going to wait 30 days so he can keep the tax loss but is going to re-enter. Doesn’t see the catalyst immediately. Hold on a little bit.
DON'T BUY
Very strong seasonality, usually from November until May. Now is not a good time to be in resources.
BUY
Anything under $40 is not a bad entry point. Growth stock so the yield is not huge but not too bad. Own huge coal resources and great mineral resources. A solid stock.
DON'T BUY
We have been going through an economic recovery and this period is beginning to look like the 70s where there are shorter recoveries followed up with cyclical declines in the market. He has been reducing his exposure to economically sensitive companies.
COMMENT
The view on this company for 6 to 12 months boils down to your view on the economy and the market. He is positive on the direction of the economy but it will be slow growth. Even China is slowing down and they rely on a lot of the material from this company. If the market bottoms in the next few weeks, it's a great buy.
COMMENT
Coal, copper and zinc. Trading at quite a cheap valuation. Based on where economies are going, he feels a value is now is probably in the low to mid $50’s.
BUY
Love their suite of assets. Has copper as well as metallurgical coal, which China needs. Potential upside on the oil sands.
COMMENT
Caller’s strategy is to Buy around $40, do covered call writes and sell the out of the money calls. With the premium, he buys Puts and sells twice as many Puts. Comment? Interesting strategy. Has heard of others doing this. Very volatile stock and will be largely dependent on coal and copper prices. Writing options is not a bad strategy but buying could be expensive because of the volatility.
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