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BARRICK GOLD CORPORATION

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Barrick Gold Corporation ($ABX): Golden Opportunity or Risky Barrick Gold Corporation (ABX): Golden Opportunity or Risky Prospect? 🏆💰 1/10 Barrick Gold TSX:ABX has seen a solid financial performance recently. EPS for the last quarter hit C$0.42, with next quarter estimates at C$0.63. They beat estimates 75% of the time in the past year. 📈 2/10 Analysts are bullish! The average price target is C$33.57, implying a potential upside of 50.13% from the current C$22.36 price. Strong Buy ratings dominate: 10 Buy, 2 Hold. 🔍 What do analysts know that the market doesn’t? 3/10 However, ABX is facing operational challenges. A suspension in Mali due to government intervention highlights geopolitical risks in mining. 🛑 Regulatory challenges are part of the gold mining game. 4/10 Stock price check: ABX currently trades at C$23.15. That’s 20.94% below its 52-week high of C$29.28 but 21.59% above its low. What does this tell us? Room for recovery, but risks loom. 📊 5/10 Valuation time! Compared to sector peers, Barrick offers an attractive price level, especially given the 50% upside target. Analysts love undervalued plays like this, but what about the risks? 🤔 6/10 Strengths: Barrick operates across multiple countries, ensuring diversified production. That’s crucial in a volatile gold market. 🌍 Diversification is a key defensive strategy here. 7/10 Challenges: High operational costs are always a concern. Pair that with political instability, like the Mali suspension, and ABX faces a steep uphill climb. 🏔️ How much risk are you willing to take on? 8/10 Opportunities: Expansion is always on the table. With gold prices looking stable, Barrick could capitalize on new projects or mines. But timing matters in this market. ⛏️ 9/10 Threats: Regulatory and political risks never sleep. Changes in mining laws or political unrest can hit Barrick hard—Mali’s situation is a prime example. Always know your risks. ⚠️ 10/10 What’s your take on Barrick Gold TSX:ABX ? Will it strike gold again? Vote here! 🗳️ Buy for the long term 📈 Hold and watch growth 🔄 Too risky, avoid 🚫
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by DCAChampion
2
4x Triangle breakout on Golds rising tide Bullish chart Looks like multi year triangle break out my guess is upside It could break out and stop at a fib target so guess round number is 80 at fib =1 I am tracking about 22% increase from here to gold base metal target so this is 4x of that move which seems a lot can it do that in 2025 or will we need a bit longer. I don't know, lets wait and see its a multi year chart so muli year target Equites look over valued generally so this may be a safe haven in any bear market because it holds many tonnes of gold as per 1929-1935 when in relative terms you had price increase with dividends over 25x in bear or 50x to '35 or 74x incld divi by holding the gold mining stock at the time, plus FDR revalued the gold price. Logic is still the same it will be a bumpy ride as gold is sold to pay margin calls but overall there is a lot of money which will need to be parked. As fund mngrs see gold as a value stock because relatively to the equity index's its not going down as much. Gold in triangle breakout CRB in triangle breakout (Commodities Index) other Gold related mining stocks look very bullish too so confirmation across multiple shares and base metal index plus commodities index too Good luck to all and wishing you a mighty fine day! If later when you read this and its obvious by then we are in a bear and you dont know what to do this is a safe play for value fund mangers Yes they will sell gold to meet margin payments at first then they will start to hold Gold relatively and this company has a lot of gold in the ground which should act as a store of value. So its going to be a bumpy ride With multi year charts its hard to pinpoint breaks and get the timing right but the idea should be solid enough. A good pension play during difficult times. You may even get over performance and it shoots up to round number 100 ? too early to tell Also there are very long 100 yr / 40 year charts showing gold made a break out. Silver is also a play. This is a well known name, you need to check if they have hedged the price of gold, but the chart says triangle so break out up or down, we take the upside bullish breakout.
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by William_Playfair
Bullish on BarrickYeah so, my purchases of GOLD in the past few years haven't tracked the gold price very closely. As leverage on physical gold it hasn't been such a good pick. However, I am seeing some signs of a change in price-action. Daily RSI is showing higher lows, while price is testing everyone's patience :) making lower lows. Normally hints at a change in direction is coming up. If we get a lower low in price, but the RSI level fails to dip below the 30 level, see that as confirmation. May or may not get it. On the fundamental side; - Physical gold is way up and predicted by analysts to hit USD3000/Oz in 2025 - pretty bullish. - GOLD's cost of production have increased significantly in the past few years, I hope they have or get a handle on that. But the present all-in cost is about (USD1320 - 1420/Oz) 1/2 of the current gold price level, leaving a decent profit margin. - Annual report due in Feb 2025, quarterly performance shows steady quarter-on-quarter growth and consistent profitability. - Earnings forecast for Q4 is about 50% above Q3 which should make 2024 a strong one. - Seem to be well placed coming into 2025. Will probably add more exposure to GOLD in the next month. If $15.45 doesn't hold. Targeting $13.75 and $12.20 based on support. Happy if it goes down, happy if it goes up.
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by flyinkiwi10
4
GOLD - Falling Wedge ABCD PatternGOLD has broken down from bearish rectangular consolidation. Prior to bearish rectangle, a falling wedge was formed from recent highs. Now it seems falling wedge is part of ABCD pattern, which means there is one more leg downwards to go. In ABCD pattern, the size of the second move downwards is very much the same as first move (either in $ or % terms). The projected price of completion of this falling wedge with ABCD pattern is between 14 and 14.50 because this coincides with: - a number of trendlines and major support zone from Weekly timeframe meet between 14 and 15 - gap fill is at 14.66 Also, if we look at price range of first wedge pattern drop, it was about 22% (from point A to B). With the formation of ABCD, the second wedge pattern price drop is also likely to be about 22% from point C to D of ABCD pattern. Price is below SMA 20, 50 and 200 Buy around 14.50
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by I_M_Shoaib
Barrick Gold Corporation to $3On the above 2 month chart price action has enjoyed a 340% rally from the $7 lows of 2016. A number of reasons now exist to take a bearish outlook. 1) Broken market structure printed in 2013. Confirmation of broken structure printed recently in March 2022 (yellow arrow). 2) Trend reversal. Lower high replaces higher high. 3) The rising flag pattern is undoubtably bearish for price action. The breakout printed on March 1st, the confirmation on May 1st. The flagpole extension measures out to 2 dollars and 50 cents. Barrick Gold is undoubtedly recognised as one of the leading Gold miners out there with interests across the world. Gold enthusiasts are quick to point out the relationship between miners and advancing gold price action. That relationship now prints a significant bearish divergence (2 month chart below). I’ve discussed this in more detail on my website. Is it possible Price action continues upwards? Sure. Is it probable? No. Ww Gold / miner bearish divergence
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by without_worries
25
Barrick Gold (GOLD): Up 33%—Time to Take Profits?What a rise by Barrick Gold since we bought some shares at the end of February 2024. Patience pays off most of the time, and so it has with Barrick Gold. We are now up over 33% with this stock, and we’re very happy with this last-second entry before the stock took off. Gold continues to rise, and Barrick Gold is following suit. However, after every rise, a setback—whether major or minor—will happen sooner or later, and we’re definitely not getting greedy here. We’re going to take our first profit now and move our stop loss to break even. If we decide to reenter with a second position, we’ll let you know with a new limit. For now, we’re just enjoying this setup and the profit. Let’s keep this going 🔥
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by freeguy_by_wmc
$GOLD is heading to $27; lagging behind #Gold.My thought process; I purchased 10/18 $24calls and I will be selling at $27 (most likely) next week. This is following (lagging) the commodity Gold that is heading towards its 2nd fibonacci target (similar to TVC:GOLD ’s $27 one) indicating TVC:GOLD will follow shortly. The TTM squeeze on the 2 hour is just 1 indicator this is ready to blow. My fibonacci .38 retracement zone method is continuously proven to be one of the best methods I ever learned. See you at 27. As always; have a stop loss for worst case scenarios.
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by TradingBangersDaily
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Barrick Gold: 520% possible MoveMany traders believe that investing in a wide variety of assets is the best way to achieve optimal diversification. However, we disagree with this notion. It's the correlations that matter. Holding 20 tech stocks, for example, results in a high correlation among investments, offering little in terms of true diversification. Therefore, we're also looking at a gold mining stock, Barrick Gold Corporation. Although it's a Canadian company, we're analyzing it based on its performance on the New York Stock Exchange, as it provides a longer historical view. Contrary to other stocks, Barrick Gold presents a different picture. Since July 2020, there's been a significant decline, which is contrary to the overall market trend, indicating this stock moves inversely to the broader market. We're in Wave III, having concluded Wave II at $5.91. We expect to surpass the all-time high of $56 significantly. The Wave 2 of the subordinate Wave (3) has already concluded, and we didn't make an entry, as this was already completed at $13 on the daily chart. However, we've returned to this level and have now completed the smallest wave structure, also marking the end of a Wave (ii). We must not fall below this point, as it would indicate the subordinate Wave ((ii)) is incorrect. Additionally, falling below the $13 mark could potentially invalidate the entire scenario. We'll place our stop-loss below the 88.2% retracement level, as this represents our last plausible point for a market turn.
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by stromm
Barrick Gold Beats Q2 2024 Earnings Expectations Stock up 4.48%Canada's Barrick Gold Corp (NYSE: TVC:GOLD ), one of the world's largest gold miners, has once again proven its resilience and operational strength, delivering impressive Q2 2024 results that surpassed market expectations. In a period marked by economic uncertainty and fluctuating commodity prices, Barrick's strategic focus on efficient production and cost management has positioned it as a standout performer in the mining sector. Q2 2024 Earnings Beat Expectations Barrick reported non-GAAP earnings per share (EPS) of $0.32 for Q2 2024, exceeding analyst estimates by $0.05. This earnings surprise of 23.08% highlights the company’s ability to navigate a complex market environment successfully. With revenues of $3.16 billion, Barrick achieved an 11.7% year-over-year increase, driven by robust gold production and favorable market conditions. Operational Excellence and Strategic Focus During the quarter, Barrick produced 948,000 ounces of gold, significantly higher than the estimated 905,800 ounces. This was achieved at an all-in sustaining cost (AISC) of $1,498 per ounce, reflecting the company’s effective cost management strategies. Barrick’s focus on high-value projects and operational efficiency has paid off, with operating cash flow surging by 53% from the previous quarter to $1.16 billion, and free cash flow reaching $340 million—up over 400% year-over-year. Barrick reaffirmed its full-year gold production guidance of 3.9 to 4.3 million ounces, aligning with its strategy to optimize operations while expanding production capacity. Notable projects like the Goldrush mine in Nevada and the Reko Diq project in Pakistan are central to this expansion, with the latter expected to significantly boost both copper and gold outputs in the coming years. Gold Market Tailwinds The global gold market has provided a significant tailwind for Barrick, with gold prices reaching new highs above $2,500 per ounce. The anticipation of potential interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, coupled with ongoing geopolitical uncertainties, has enhanced gold’s appeal as a safe-haven asset. This surge in gold prices has been a key factor in Barrick’s Q2 success. Analysts, including those at Citi, project that gold prices could climb even higher, potentially reaching $3,000 per ounce. This would further benefit Barrick, whose financial strength and operational efficiency are well-aligned with the current market environment. Advancements in Copper and Diversification Beyond gold, Barrick is making significant strides in its copper business, which is increasingly important for diversification and stability. The Lumwana super pit expansion in Zambia and the Reko Diq project are expected to significantly boost Barrick’s copper production. These projects are crucial as global demand for copper continues to rise, driven by the energy transition and infrastructure developments worldwide. The Lumwana expansion aims to increase production from 130,000 to 240,000 tonnes annually, while the Reko Diq project targets an output of 400,000 tonnes of copper and 500,000 ounces of gold per year. These initiatives not only strengthen Barrick’s revenue streams but also position the company to capitalize on the growing demand for copper, further enhancing its market position. Technical Outlook: Rangebound but Promising Despite the operational achievements of Barrick and the flourishing gold market, the stock has exhibited a persistent range between $14 and $20.3 since the onset of 2023. Despite the surge in gold prices, Barrick’s stock has not yet surpassed this range, indicating the influence of broader market dynamics and investor sentiment. At the time of writing, Barrick Gold stock ( TVC:GOLD ) has seen a 2.92% increase in premarket trading on Monday, significantly surpassing the support point. For bullish investors, the current levels below $18 may present a buying opportunity, particularly if the stock manages to close above the $20.3 mark on a weekly basis. Conversely, bearish traders might consider shorting the stock near $20, with a tight stop loss at $20.46 and a profit target around $15. Looking Ahead Barrick’s Q2 2024 performance underscores its resilience and strategic acumen in a challenging market environment. The company’s strong operational results, combined with the favorable outlook for gold and copper, suggest that Barrick is well-positioned to continue delivering value to its shareholders. As the gold market remains buoyant and copper demand grows, Barrick’s diversified portfolio and focus on high-value projects will be key drivers of its future success. Investors should keep a close eye on Barrick’s developments, especially as it continues to execute its expansion plans and navigate the complexities of the global commodities market. With its solid financial footing and a clear strategic vision, Barrick Gold remains a formidable player in the mining industry.
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by DEXWireNews