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It's one of his anchor stocks. It's been lagging in price, but so have many silver companies. He still likes this among Mexican-based silver producers. It has just started a gold mine in the US which helps diversify away from silver. They keep adding mines and value, and will have leverage to the prices of gold and silver. They're producing and he expects earnings to continue to rise. The current high prices of gold and silver will cover their labour costs, taxes and other climbing costs. Lastly, they have great management (from Barrick).
He prefers Kirkland Lake and Agnico Eagle among the big producers, because they have better leverage and are streamlined. He always puts Barrick and Kinross in the same category. Kinross buys assets at low prices, but he'd rather buy the companies they buy than Kinross itself. The one positive with Barrick is Warren Buffet coming on board; big-value investors will buy Barrick and won't bother researching the mid-tiered players. That said, he expects a better-levered move from KL and AE. He has a $45 target on Barrick as a buy. Also, he's not investing in copper or base metals.
He prefers Kirkland Lake and Agnico Eagle among the big producers, because they have better leverage and are streamlined. He always puts Barrick and Kinross in the same category. Kinross buys assets at low prices, but he'd rather buy the companies they buy than Kinross itself. The one positive with Barrick is Warren Buffet coming on board; big-value investors will buy Barrick and won't bother researching the mid-tiered players. That said, he expects a better-levered move from KL and AE. He has a $45 target on Barrick as a buy. Also, he's not investing in copper or base metals.
With Agnico Eagle, KL anchors his producers' portfolio and strategy. He still likes this. Their exploration continues to add ounces on the ground. Production costs are low. They boast great managers and safe geopolitics. He has an $80 target. (Analysts’ price target is $83.95)
With Agnico Eagle, KL anchors his producers' portfolio and strategy. He still likes this. Their exploration continues to add ounces on the ground. Production costs are low. They boast great managers and safe geopolitics. He has an $80 target. (Analysts’ price target is $83.95)
Speculative, based on upcoming drill results. NUG has good managers (from Barrick) and sit on great geography (USA). (Analysts’ price target is $0.25)
Barrick Gold? He prefers Kirkland Lake and Agnico Eagle among the big producers, because they have better leverage and are streamlined. He always puts Barrick and Kinross in the same category. Kinross buys assets at low prices, but he'd rather buy the companies they buy than Kinross itself. (The one positive with Barrick is Warren Buffet coming on board; big-value investors will buy Barrick and won't bother researching the mid-tiered players.) That said, he expects a better-levered move from KL and AE.
Barrick Gold? He prefers Kirkland Lake and Agnico Eagle among the big producers, because they have better leverage and are streamlined. He always puts Barrick and Kinross in the same category. Kinross buys assets at low prices, but he'd rather buy the companies they buy than Kinross itself. (The one positive with Barrick is Warren Buffet coming on board; big-value investors will buy Barrick and won't bother researching the mid-tiered players.) That said, he expects a better-levered move from KL and AE.
It's one of his anchor stocks. It's been lagging in price, but so have many silver companies. He still likes this among Mexican-based silver producers. It has just started a gold mine in the US which helps diversify away from silver. They keep adding mines and value, and will have leverage to the prices of gold and silver. They're producing and he expects earnings to continue to rise. The current high prices of gold and silver will cover their labour costs, taxes and other climbing costs. Lastly, they have great management (from Barrick).